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ISBN: 9780062465566 | Format: PaperBack | Release Date: 15/11/2016
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In this suspenseful, tender, and completely absorbing debut set in a perilous post-Katrina New Orleans and cartel-plagued Mexico, two teenagers discover a temporary haven in each other.
The Infinite is that rare, beautiful first novel, so contemporary and yet as timeless as first love itself. And Nick Mainieri does what great novelists do with their first great works. He creates unforgettable characters in young lovers Jonah and Luz who, both together and alone, navigate the rushing river of the borderlands that mark our two Americas. The Infinite is a heart song, and Nicholas Mainieri is one of our next great storytellers. Joseph Boyden, author of The Orenda and Three Day Road
Jonah McBee has deep roots in New Orleans, but with hardly any family left, he half-heartedly is planning to enlist in the army after high school. Luz Hidalgo, an undocumented Latina and budding track star, followed her father there after Hurricane Katrina. Both have known loss. Both are struggling to imagine a new future. And when Jonah and Luz fall in love, it is intense, addictive, and real.
But everything changes when Luz discovers that she s pregnant. In a moment of panic, her father sends Luz back to Mexico so her grandmother can help raise the baby. Devastated, Jonah decides to take a road trip with his best friend when he doesn t hear from her.
Little does Jonah know, Luz is fighting for her life. Her trip has been cut short by a shocking act of violence, thrusting her into the endless cycle of bloodshed perpetrated by the cartels. So Luz does what she does best: She runs. And she goes farther and deeper than she ever imagined.
A breathtaking portrait of post-Katrina New Orleans and a riveting descent into Mexico s drug war, The Infinite is an utterly unique debut novel about the borders that divide us and the truths that unite us.
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A new journey through Greece, Aegypt, Palestine, Italy, Swisserland, Alsatia, and the Netherlands.
Written by a French officer, who travelled those countries in the years, 1721, 1722, and 1723. Now first done into English. London: printed for J. Batley 1725
First edition pp.[viii], 269, [11, index]. A very good copy bound in contemporary panelled calf. Two cm split on top hinge at head.
A Relation of a Journey
begun An. Dom. 1610. Four Bookes containing a description of the Turkish Empire, of Egypt, of the Holy Land, of the remote Parts of Italy and Ilands adioyning. London printed for W. Barrett 1621
Second edition Folio, pp.[iv, including engraved title], 309, [i, errata], double-page engraved map of the eastern Mediterranean, folding view of the Seraglio, 47 engraved illustrations in the text. A very good copy rebound in modern half calf, gilt ornaments with mauve lettering piece in compartments on spine. Title page discoloured, with centre piece repaired. Small wormholes in latter half affecting some letters. Panorama, map and plates clean.
STC 21727; Blackmer 1484
Letters on Egypt,
containing, a parallel between the manners of its ancient and modern inhabitants, its commerce, agriculture, government and religion; with the descent of Louis IX, at Damietta. Extracted from Joinville, and Arabian authors. Translated from the French of M. Savary. London: G.G.J. and J. Robinson 1787
Second edition Two volumes, pp.xi, 467, 4 folding plates & maps; 490, [14, index]. A very good set bound in contemporary tree calf, spines rubbed. Gordon Castle book plate.
Blackmer copy of uncommon book on Crete
Rambles in Egypt and Candia,
with details of the military power and resources of those countries, and observations on the government, policy, and commercial system of Mohammed Ali. London: Henry Colburn 1837
First edition Two volumes, pp.xx, errata leaf, 348; vii, [1], 358, 5 plates, text illustration, folding plan. A very good set in Eton prize binding. Bookplates of Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, and Henry Blackmer.
Abbey 269 (a coloured copy); Blackmer 1514
Exceptional copy with both supplements
Travels or observations relating to several parts of Barbary and the Levant.
[bound with] A supplement to a book entituled travels, or observations, &c. Wherein some objections, lately made against it, are fully considered and answered: with several additional remarks and dissertations [and] A further vindication of the book of travels and the supplement to it, in a letter to the right reverend Robert Clayton D.D. Lord Bishop of Clogher. Oxford Printed at the Theatre 1738-46-47
First editions. Three parts bound in one, folio, pp.[vii], [i, blank], xv, [i, errata], 442, [ii], 60, [8, index]; [ii], xvi, 112; 6; with 23 plates (3 folding) and 11 maps (6 folding). Title printed in red and black, numerous vignettes. A very good copy attractively rebound in calf, raised bands, spine decorated gilt in compartment, gilt blindstamp decoration on boards. Spine edges rubbed. Discreet ownership stamps of Revd A.J. Suckling on first two leaves.
Blackmer 1533-34; Hamilton, Europe and the Arab World, 40.
Cuneiform Texts from Cappadocian Tablets in the British Museum. Parts I-V.
London 1921-56
First editions Five volumes complete. Folio, pp.26, 50 plates, 2 plates comprising signn-list and photogravure plate of facsimiles of Cappadocian Tablets; pp.4, 50 plates; pp.4, 50 plates; pp.4, 50 plates; pp.4 plus 50 plates. Paper boards, cloth backed. With armorial bookplates on front pastedown endpapers. A llittle browning or foxing to some endpapers. A very good set.
Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt:
undertaken by order of the old government of France. Translated from the French, by Henry Hunter. London John Stockdale 1799
First edition in English. Three volumes, 8vo, pp. xix, [i, blank], 376; vii, [i, blank], 368; viii, 324; with 3 frontispieces, 36 plates (2 folding) and large folding map. A very good copy bound in contemporary mottled calf, spine rubbed, hinges starting; occasional spotting.
This edition not in Atabey or Blackmer
Voyage en Syrie et en Egypte, pendant les Annees 1783, 84 et 85,
Paris: Courcier 1807
Quatrieme edition Two volumes, pp.x, 487, [1], 2 folding plates, 2 folding maps.; vii, 458, [4], 2 folding plates, folding plan, folding map. A superb set bound in contemporary half morocco, marbled boards, with an Italian (?) royal monogram, VAC, in gilt on spine.
Oeuvres de C. F. Volney.
Volume I: Les ruines, ou meditation sur les revolutions des empires. Volumes II and III: Voyage en Egypte et en Syrie, pendant les annees 1783, 1784 et 1785. Volume IV: Tableau du Climat et du sol des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. Volumes V and VI: Recherches Nouvelles sur l'histoire ancienne. Volume VII: Lecons d'histoire. Volume VIII: L'alfabet Europeen applique aux langues Asiatiques. Paris Parmantier & Froment 1826
Second edition. Eight volumes, 8vo, each volume around 450 pp. With 2 frontispieces (1 folding), 1 folding frontispiece map, 9 plates (6 folding), 17 tables (13 folding) and 6 folding maps. A handsome set bound in quarter red morocco over paper boards, spines lettered in gilt. Minor wear to boards and corners; ownership labels on front pastedowns of each volume.
Journal of the Late Campaign in Egypt:
including descriptions of that country, and of Gibraltar, Minorca, Malta, Marmorice, and Macri; with an appendix containing official papers and documents. London T. Cadell and W. Davies 1803
The second edition 4to, pp.viii, [20, subscribers and list of plates], 275, [1, errata], [4], 163*, 50 maps and illustrations, of which 6 are coloured aquatints and 11 fold out. Some spotting, mostly marginal, but overall a very good copy bound in contemporary half calf, marbled boards, neatly re-backed to style. Armorial bookplate of the Duke of Westminster.
Abbey Travel 266; Atabey 1317; Blackmer 1767
Narrative of a Voyage to Madeira, Teneriffe, and along the shores of the Mediterranean, including a visity to Algiers, Egypt, Palestine, Tyre, Rhodes, Telmessus, Cyprus, and Greece.
With observations on the present state and prospects of Egypt and Palestine, and on the climate, natural history, antiquities, etc. of the countries visited. Dublin: William Curry 1840
First edition. Two volumes, 8vo, pp. xiv, [ii], 464; viii, 495; with frontispieces, 2 plates and 2 plans; several illustrations in the text. Original cloth, faded, rebacked; ownership signature on titles, offsetting to maps.
Blackmer 1795
Modern Egypt and Thebes: [Two volumes]
being a description of Egypt; including the information required for travellers in that country. London: John Murray 1843
First edition Two volumes, pp.xx, 476, folding map; iv, 591, woodcuts. A very good set in bright original cloth. A little shaken, minor wear to heads and tails of spines. Map lightly foxed. Inscribed "from the author".
Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land.
The second edition: with a journey through Turkey, Greece, the Ionian isles, Sicily, Spain, &c. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green 1824
Second edition pp.xxi, 452, frontis, 11 plates. A good copy bound in half-calf, marbled boards. Title and frontis foxed. Some foxing to and off-setting of plates.


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February 20, 2012
February IHSW Report
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On my end, I wasn't a good little Hermitter on Saturday. Hubby and I went out to brunch, then stopped in at HomeGoods. Two hours of browsing, gawking, and some purchases later, we went grocery shopping. More browsing and shopping, but that meant we didn't have to step one foot outside the house on Sunday. :D
Friday night, though, saw the completion of the purple phoenix. Isn't he too cute for words?...
... and by Sunday afternoon, I was done with the corner mums at the top of the design...
... which meant I started a new pixie!! The plan is to get her finished before Part 12 of Chinese Garden comes out next month. Any guesses on what she is? ;)
I'll be spending this week catching up on ALL of your blogs... I've fallen waaaay behind again.
ETA: Like Blu, I really hate Blogger's new captha codes. They're near impossible to read, and more than once I've contemplated not leaving a comment cos they're such a pain. I can imagine lots of you feel the same way, so I've done away with it on my blog.
66 comments :
- Heli said...
This is a gorgeous project, and I love reading your blog posts about it and admiring the progress pics... Great work with the phoenix and the flowers!
- February 20, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- Blu said...
You know, every time you post a picture of CGM I'm surprised how much more there is. It seems like a very fast growing piece.
Is that Sweet Pea? I can't think of any of the pixies with that purple, except for Orchid which you already did...
(Also, the new captha codes are a pain! This is my third try to guess what they are)
- February 20, 2012 at 12:19 PM
- Dawn said...
Pretty project!!
I was able to stitch a bit this morning and I lost my steam. I had to stop-- I should be able to finish the page I wanted today--tomorrow! :)
- February 20, 2012 at 12:28 PM
- katica said...
Great progress! I love the purple phoenix!
My first guess on your pixie was either Poppy or Sweetpea...
I'm one of the ones with a long weekend today so I'm still stitching till I post later on tonight! :O)
- February 20, 2012 at 12:33 PM
- anastich said...
Love CG!! I'm guessing Sweetpea, the color and shapes look right
- February 20, 2012 at 12:38 PM
- Pauline said...
The phoenix is great!
- February 20, 2012 at 12:45 PM
- Linda said...
Great progress and gorgeous stitching.
- February 20, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- Katie said...
Beautiful! Good luck with your new piece.
- February 20, 2012 at 12:55 PM
- Yvon (jioya) said...
The purple phoenix is looking great, you did quite a lot this weekend.
Is your new pixie a tulip??? enjoy your bloghopping!!!
Hugs Yvon.
- February 20, 2012 at 1:02 PM
- Melissa said...
Great job on your phoenix!!
I am guessing you started Sweet Pea :) Either way, I can't wait to see more of the pixie!!
- February 20, 2012 at 1:05 PM
- Diane (di) said...
Ooooo, I love purple phoenix and those mums. The eyelets are to die for (and those blue flowers around the phoenix are gorgeous, Joyce. Everything so beautifully stitched). :)
Great minds and all that, cause I got rid of my captha codes, too. It was driving me crazy. (Come on Blogger, you can do better than that... just sayin') ;)
- February 20, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- StitchyWoman said...
Your CGM is just fantastic! Beautiful phoenix.
You've definitely got some Sweet Pea going on there. ;-)
- February 20, 2012 at 1:12 PM
- cucki said...
wowwww it is looking so lovely..
and your good luck with your new start..
hugs xxx
- February 20, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- Andie said...
Looking gorgeous Joyce!
Yes those codes are annoying! Have to go fix it on my blog too!!
- February 20, 2012 at 1:15 PM
- jillyヅ said...
Though I doubt I will ever have the patience to finish something like this, it is such inspiration to watch you work on it. It is so beautiful.
blessings, jilly
- February 20, 2012 at 1:48 PM
- demeter83 said...
It looks absolutely gorgeous, congrats on your lovely stitching!
- February 20, 2012 at 2:05 PM
- Ana said...
Hi Joysze! :)
I really love your project. :) It's gorgeous. Your purple phoeniz looks great. Well done! :)
Good luck with your new piece.
- February 20, 2012 at 2:12 PM
- Barbi said...
I'm still stitching too, long weekend here! I love the extra day! Your piece is absolutely STUNNING! I could stare at the different shots all day.
- February 20, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- Ruth said...
Your Phoenix is looking great and I love the look of your new pixie, looking forward to seeing more. I'd say you had a great IHSW.
On a side note I don't have the captcha's on my blog and I find the filters are catching any spam, I do find the tiresome on others blogs but don't put people through that commenting on mine.
- February 20, 2012 at 2:53 PM
- missy-tannenbaum said...
All of this stitching is so cool (I love the phoenix), and good luck starting the new pixie! Also, I need to get rid of the captcha codes, too- I've been commenting like crazy this afternoon and have had to reload so many of them! About half of them have been totally indecipherable.
- February 20, 2012 at 2:59 PM
- Lesleyanne said...
Great progress. Your phoenix is gorgeous. Great new start - can't wait to see more. Those codes are definitely annoying.
- February 20, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- Kate said...
So beautiful!!! Well done Joyce! Does this mean a HD very soon? Congrats on a new start!! :)
- February 20, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- valerie said...
Wow, your pheonix and mums looks fantastic! It's been amaxing to see the progress of Chinese Mandala! I thought it was Orchid too but remembered you did that one already so I guess Sweet Pea too! =)
- February 20, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Sarah said...
Sounds like we all had a bit of a interupted weekend IHSW wise!! Everyone I've read so far has said the same. Great progress though, your phenoix is gorgeous (just like the others).
Yay for doing away with word verification!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- February 20, 2012 at 4:49 PM
- Maggee said...
I tried moderating my comments even, but they also had to put in that stoopid double-captcha, so I removed comments from my blog. I will just watch what comes! I will post a picture of my hermiting shortly! Hugs!
- February 20, 2012 at 4:52 PM
- Anne said...
Joyce!!! Your purple/orange phoenix is to die for I say!!!!!! Titus loves it too!! Hmm, not sure which pixie it is but I'm sure she will be precious!! My precious....
Blogger is dumb adding those two word verification thingys to confuse us!!
I like how you and your hubby hermitted Sunday like us!!!
- February 20, 2012 at 6:19 PM
- Ma Teakettle said...
Ahhh I missed it! I am so sad, Joysze :( I did stitch the weekend away while Little Brother slept off his surgery, but I just plum forgot that it was IHSW weekend...boohoooo.
I will be there next month to be sure!
OK, moving on...Your Pheonix is gorgeous! I just am in love with the whole WIP, not to mention the colors of the flosses...amazing :)
- February 20, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- Ewa said...
Beautiful as always, Joyce! I like the purple phoenix, but I think I like the orange and green one better just because it's more defined. Either way, wonderful! I'm super behind on blogs, too, so don't you worry :)
- February 20, 2012 at 6:35 PM
- Casa Pearl said...
What great progress you made this weekend! That dragon is really wonderful.
- February 20, 2012 at 6:46 PM
- Dana said...
My second hermit weekend wasn't very eventful or productive...but good to see that yours was!! Nice progress....off to look at blogs..
- February 20, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Michele said...
Stunning! That is a an understated word when trying to describe the feelings while looking at your Chinese garden.
I too have contemplated taking the word verification off my blog for it's turned "crappy" trying to read it and follow the lettering. It's bad enough I have glasses cause I'm a blind bat...hopefully others will follow.
- February 20, 2012 at 7:30 PM
- Bonnie Brown said...
I had a very productive weekend.
My post is up :)
- February 20, 2012 at 7:45 PM
- Karen said...
Joyce, I love this Chatelaine piece. It's absolutely beautiful!
- February 20, 2012 at 8:00 PM
- tiffstitch said...
Beautiful phoenix, and nice work on the mums so you could start a pixie! I don't have a clue which one you've started, I'll just be happy watching it grow. :)
- February 20, 2012 at 9:01 PM
- Heather said...
I couldn't join this month :/, ended up working all weekend and next month I may have my baby by that weekend so wont' be joining then either!
- February 20, 2012 at 9:10 PM
- Kim said...
So pretty! I just love watching this come together.
- February 20, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- geeky Heather said...
The phoenixes are just stunning, and good job on finishing the mums! =D I'm guessing maybe Poppy for the pixie? I don't know which ones you've stitched....
- February 20, 2012 at 10:53 PM
- Minnie said...
The phoenix is fantastic, the whole Chinese Gargen is beautiful.
- February 20, 2012 at 11:33 PM
- Reaper said...
That purple phoenix is very striking! Lovely job :-)
- February 21, 2012 at 12:25 AM
- Veronica said...
Wow! The purple phoenix is stunning! You're almost done with it. Can't wait for the big finish.
I'm 100% certain that you've started Sweet Pea. I have this pixie on my to-stitch list as well. So what fabric are you stitching her on?
Same here... Google's new word verification annoys me. I've taken it out of my blog as well.
- February 21, 2012 at 2:01 AM
- Mrs Milkybar Kid said...
Joyce your stitching is always sooooo awesome - can't wait to see what pixie you are working on. I'm always so grateful that you share your beautiful stitching with us!
- February 21, 2012 at 2:40 AM
- Kaisievic said...
Love the peacock!
hugs, Kaye xoxox
- February 21, 2012 at 4:07 AM
- ArabicaMix said...
Phoenix is very similar to Fire-bird from Russian fairy tales and I like him even more. This bird is a real decoration для design. Although, in this case, the whole garden - solid colors and fairy stitches.
- February 21, 2012 at 4:41 AM
- Mouse said...
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :) love that phoenix and well done on the mums too :)
I hermitted too blog post up :0
and a new pixie "tuts" where's my hummie hahahahah and it looks rather like a tulip colour ???? or a scarlet rose ....
love mouse xxxxxxx
- February 21, 2012 at 5:36 AM
- Mireille said...
I love your work, your Phenix is so beautiful.
- February 21, 2012 at 5:51 AM
- Susan said...
Beautiful! That phoenix is amazing and the mums are just beautiful. No idea which pixie but I will be watching your progress. What fabric are you using? Home Goods?! Love that store, but it can be dangerous. I double checked and I had verification on my blog, I took that off as fast as I could.
- February 21, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Carla said...
Chinese Garden is looking fantastic!!
No idea of what pixie you just started, but I look forward to seeing more of her :)
- February 21, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Deb said...
Your Chinese Garden is turning out beautifully!! Can't wait to see it all finished.
- February 21, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- TammyK said...
Phoenix looks great!
- February 21, 2012 at 12:03 PM
- Hazel said...
I had a good weekend of stitching. I did go away but I didn't stitch while I was away but on the other days I did. x
- February 21, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- Heidi said...
Purple Phoenix perfection!! Great job Joyce!! Your finish is going to be fantastic! Nice pixie start too! ;)
- February 21, 2012 at 2:55 PM
- Julie said...
Just looks better and better.
- February 21, 2012 at 3:02 PM
- The Maiden said...
My Guess would be sweet pea, I stitched her in 2010 and it looks familiar. If it is, she will go quick! Your Chatelaine is stunning, There must be an end in sight, so exciting!
- February 21, 2012 at 10:32 PM
- Vickie said...
Love those phoenixes! CGM is looking great, and thanks for a lovely hermitting weekend. :) I'm going with a guess of Sweet Pea, by the way.
- February 21, 2012 at 10:41 PM
- Tama said...
A lovely phoenix! and congrats on getting the mums done, too!
- February 21, 2012 at 11:35 PM
- Isadarena said...
I am totally speachless, Joyce, your Phoenix is looking just awesome!!
What a great treasure you are stitching !! it is fabulous!!
Have a very lovely day ,
- February 22, 2012 at 5:13 AM
- Ann said...
Hi Joysze,
I can't believe how beautifull this mandala is (and now it's almost over)!
B.t.w. did you see that EuropeanXS posted the kit for the Serengeti Mandala on their website?
I've ordered :-)!
- February 22, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- ♥ Nia said...
Amazing!!! :) I really-relly love those corners! Fabulous project sweetie :)
Uhuuu new Pixie!! :D
It's Sweet Pea, right?? :D
- February 22, 2012 at 9:55 AM
- Jenny said...
Wow, what a beauty! I love purple and I love myths and I love birds - trifecta! LOL
- February 23, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Mangogirl said...
stunning stitching :D thank you for getting rid of the codes. They are such a pain to get through and take as long as it does to comment to work out the code.
- February 23, 2012 at 6:25 PM
- Topcho said...
The phoenix is exactly too cute for words! And I won't b making guesses, but I can't wait to see more of the pixie
- February 24, 2012 at 8:49 AM
- Sally said...
Oh wow CG is looking amazing! So pretty.
I enjoyed my first hermitters weekend and will definitely be joining in again next month :)
- February 24, 2012 at 9:17 AM
- Kate said...
Beautiful stitching. I'm loving watching your progress.
- February 25, 2012 at 12:25 AM
- Valentina said...
As always, Chinese Garden Mandala is wonderful! Can't wait to see more of the new pixie!
- February 25, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- stitchstitchknit said...
The phoenix looks amazing =)
I love thos colors =)
I'm alway at war with blogger an wordverification codes... All the time it tells me, that the code is wrong even if i am COMPLETELY sure that I am right... =(
- February 27, 2012 at 6:35 AM
- Heidi said...
Beautiful stitching! This piece is a work of art instead of simply stithcing...
I so enjoyed my first hermit weekend and am glad I joined in.
Hugs from Holland ~
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A week before Thanksgiving, I stood in the doorway of a building on Skulagata, a street in Reykjavik, Iceland, with my husband and son looking out at the North Atlantic and trying to find shelter from the blustery wind that was making the 30-degree evening feel much colder. We were waiting for our tour guide to pick us up for our search for the Northern Lights. Other tourists were waiting to be picked up by other tour operators. I started talking to a young American woman who was traveling alone. Our conversation turned to the election. I mentioned that I was concerned about some of the president-elect's choices for advisors because of their association with the alt-right movement.
"My son and I are Jewish," I said.
"Me too," the woman said.
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Wherever you go,
Milder was right; even in Iceland, which has a permanent Jewish population of about 100 people, it wasn't hard to stumble across a fellow tribe member. After Iceland, we traveled to London, with a Jewish population of 172,000. I can't say if we met any Jewish Londoners, but we did see a few Hasidic Jews snapping photos of Buckingham Palace as we walked back to our flat one evening, and we took in some Jewish history.
We walked through biblical times at the British Museum, which has a large collection of archaeological material and ancient art from Mesopotamia, Iran, the Levant (Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel), Anatolia (Turkey), Arabia and Central Asia and the Caucasus. Highlights of the collection include Assyrian reliefs, treasure from the Royal Cemetery of Ur, the Oxus Treasure, Phoenician ivories and the library of cuneiform tablets from Nineveh. Items from Ur, Abraham's home which he left for Canaan, and Nineveh, mentioned in Genesis 10:10-12 as the home of Nimrod and again in the Book of Jonah, brought the stories of the Torah to life.
The Assyrian Flood Tablet, which tells the story of a plan by the gods to destroy the world using a great flood, was startlingly similar to the story of Noah. Utu-napishtim, a character in the Epic of Gilgamesh, was warned in secret by the god Ea that humankind would be destroyed and told to build a huge boat to ensure the survival of humans and animals. Birds were released from the ark before it landed safely.
This item was of particular interest to us because Noah is my son's Torah portion for his bar mitzvah. It was cool to look at his parsha written not in Hebrew, but in cuneiform! And versions of this familiar story existed at least 1,000 years before the Assyrian tablet. This object sparked a conversation about how Judaism developed and evolved from and in response to other ancient societies, and how the writers of the Torah made important stories from other cultures part of Jewish literature.
From the Bible, we jumped in Jewish time to the 17th century and the Spanish Inquisition by way of lunch at Kerbisher & Malt, a fish-and-chips restaurant. We learned that fish and chips have Jewish roots—Spanish and Portuguese Jews who fled the Inquisition introduced the crispy, light fish to the British. Typically, street vendors sold the fish from large trays hung from their necks. In the 1800s, fish shops, or "fish warehouses," were serving fish with bread or baked potatoes.
Encounters with other Jews and discoveries of Jewish connections are intriguing because they remind us that we are part of something bigger, that our family extends beyond our family tree to include a community we feel connected to but do not know personally. This bond created between Jews by shared history and experience is called peoplehood. And it's best learned through engagement in Jewish life.
Peoplehood: It's the Reason my Family is Jewish
The Center for Jewish Peoplehood Education (CJPE) is a resource and catalyst for developing education about collective Jewish belonging, often focused on the areas of Jewish peoplehood and Israel. Through its blog and Peoplehood Papers series, the organization creates dialog about the meaning and importance of Jewish peoplehood and how to nurture it.
At the end of October, I posted an essay on the CJPE blog about the role peoplehood played in my interfaith family's decision to create a singularly Jewish home. I did this after reading many pieces written by a diverse group of Jewish individuals and professionals. I noticed that not a single article addressed intermarriage or the place interfaith families occupy among the Jewish people. With the majority of Jews marrying someone of a different faith from 2000 to 2013, I felt it was important that our voices were heard.
The winter holidays can heighten our feelings of connection to our faith and cultural identities. For Jews, the story of the Maccabees' fight for religious freedom reminds us of our shared history and connection to the Jewish people. Retelling it brings out our Jewish pride. It is with this in mind that I share my CJPE essay below.
I'd love to hear what Jewish peoplehood means to you and your interfaith family. Is it important; if so, why; how do you instill it in your children; is Israel part of how you define it; how has intermarriage changed or influenced your relationship to it. I look forward to reading your comments.
This essay is reprinted with permission.
I always assumed I would marry a Jew and have a Jewish home. Then I started dating a non-Jewish man.
Early in the relationship, I gave little thought to our different religions. But as we became more serious and started to discuss marriage, I was confronted with the possibility that my future children might not have a connection to the Jewish people. I realized Judaism was too important to me to let that happen.
As we discussed how we would approach the issue of faith in a future home, my boyfriend asked me why I felt strongly about raising my children as Jews. I didn't have a good answer. "Because," was the best I could come up with.
I needed a better reason than that, so I thought more about what being Jewish meant to me. I realized that for me, being a Jew was as much about peoplehood as it was about God. In fact, what connected me to Judaism was not faith, but rather culture, values, shared history and community.
It's not that I didn't believe in God, it's just that I believed in the Jewish people more: our common destiny, our mission to make the world a better place, our shared kinship and mutual responsibility, our obligation to each other. I explained to my boyfriend that a bond unites every individual Jew with the larger Jewish community. Kol Yisrael arevim zeh bazeh — All Jews are responsible for one another. I wanted my children to feel a part of this bigger group.
It took my boyfriend some time to understand my emotional and cultural connection to Judaism. The idea that a religion could be about more than faith was new to him; there is not a similar concept in Christianity. But after several months of considering the idea of peoplehood and taking a class on interfaith relationships with a priest and rabbi, my boyfriend said, "I'm on board with raising our children as Jews. In our society, you don't need to do anything to feel Christian. There is more to being Jewish than religion. For our children to be Jewish, they need to be taught what it means to be Jewish."
My heart exploded with happiness and gratitude. The following month, my boyfriend proposed and a year later we were married.
My husband and I have now been building a Jewish home together for 12 years. We have a 10-year-old son who engages in Jewish education, attends Jewish overnight camp and participates in Jewish youth activities. We are active in our synagogue community and have a regular family Shabbat practice. We take in Jewish culture and host in our home Israeli young adults en route to summer jobs at US camps. Because of the various ways we engage with Judaism, my son thinks being part of the Jewish people is "special." My non-religious, God-questioning husband does too.
Peoplehood is why my family is Jewish and it can be a powerful reason for other interfaith couples to choose Judaism as well. It doesn't require acceptance of a certain idea about God and it doesn't pressure non-Jewish partners to conform to a specific religious belief. What peoplehood does is open the door to the multi-dimensional nature of Judaism, allowing intermarrieds the freedom to explore the faith in their own way and at their own pace.


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Hyram Copeland
|Hyram Barney Copeland, Jr.
|Mayor of Vidalia, Louisiana
|In office
|Preceded by
|Sam Randazzo
|Succeeded by
|"Buz" Craft
|Personal details
December 30, 1940
Ferriday, Concordia Parish
Louisiana, USA
|Political party
|Sandra E. Copeland (born 1944)
|Stacey Denee' Copeland(born 1966)[1]
|Alma mater
|University of Louisiana at Monroe
|Military service
|United States Army Reserve
Hyram Barney Copeland, Jr. (born December 30, 1940),[3] is the departing mayor of Vidalia, the seat of government of Concordia Parish in eastern Louisiana, opposite the Mississippi River from Natchez, Mississippi. First elected in 1992, Copeland was unseated in the primary election held on March 5, 2016, by his fellow Democrat, businessman Edwy Gene "Buz" Craft (born November 1959), 1,025 votes (53.7 percent) to 885 (46.3 percent).[4]
Copeland was born in Ferriday in Concordia Parish and graduated from Ferriday High School. He attended the Southern Baptist-affiliated Louisiana College in Pineville and the University of Louisiana at Monroe, then known as Northeast Louisiana State College. From 1965 to 1971, he was a member of the United States Army Reserve. For more than twenty years, he worked for Sears as a department manager in Vidalia. He was self-employed from 1977 to 2000, while he also served part of that time as mayor.[5]
Political life[edit]
A Democrat,[3] Copeland served on the Vidalia City Council from 1976 until his election as mayor. On March 10, 1992, he unseated the incumbent Mayor Sam Randazzo (1925 – deceased), also a Democrat, 1,156 (52.9 percent) to 1,030 (47.1 percent).[6] Four years earlier, on March 8, 1988, Randazzo had defeated two other Democrats with nearly two thirds of the vote to win his own second term as mayor.[7] In 2008, Copeland won his fifth term as mayor over another Democrat, William "Bill" Murray, 1,088 (61.6 percent) to 678 (38.4 percent).[8] Copeland was unopposed for his current sixth term in 2012.
Currently, his membership includes the Concordia Parish Chamber of Commerce, Highway 84 Commission, Concordia Parish Economic and Industrial Development District, and the Mississippi River Parkway Commission. In addition, Copeland serves on the Board of Directors of the following organizations: Louisiana Energy and Power Authority (4 terms as Chairman); Louisiana Gas Authority (Past President); Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative; and Natchez Regional Hospital. Other affiliations have included Kisatchie-Delta Regional Planning and Development District, Macon Ridge Economic Development Corporation, Governor's Economic Development Task Force and Highway Task Force,and the Louisiana Committee of Development .[5]
In 2010, Copeland was honored with the designation of Concordian of the Year by the Concordia Parish Chamber of Commerce.
In May 2011, Copeland struggled with the highest Mississippi River water levels Vidalia had ever faced and the looming loss of three hundred jobs. Citizens, including prisoners, built 8-foot barriers downtown around the medical and convention centers and a hotel, and the two municipal water wells.[9]
In 2013, along with George Dement, former mayor of Bossier City in northwestern Louisiana and several others, Copeland was inducted into the Louisiana Political Museum and Hall of Fame in Natchitoches.[10]
Copeland is listed among the state and local officials who endorsed the reelection in 2014 of Democrat U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu.[11]
- ^ "Strong-Vestal, April 14, 2013". The Natchez Democrat. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Hyram Copeland". spoke.com. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ a b "Plug in Hyram Copeland, December 1940". voterportal.sos.la.gov. Archived from the original on October 19, 2013. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Results for Election Date: Concordia Parish". Louisiana Secretary of State. March 5, 2016. Retrieved March 5, 2016.
- ^ a b "Mayor Hyram Copeland". concordiaed.com. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Louisiana Secretary of State, Official Election Results: 3/10/1992". staticresults.sos.la.gov. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Official Election Results: 3/8/1988". staticresults.sos.la.gov. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Official Election Results: 2/9/2008". staticresults.sos.la.gov. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "La. town works to save economic engine from flood, May 10, 2011". newsok.com. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Copeland, Hataway among inductees into Louisiana Political Hall of Fame, February 9, 2013". Alexandria Daily Town Talk, February 9, 2013. Archived from the original on October 19, 2013. Retrieved October 19, 2013.
- ^ "Landrieu's GOP Endorsements Pale In Comparison To 2008 Election". thehayride.com. Retrieved September 12, 2014.
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Hyram Barney Copeland, Jr.
|Succeeded by
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Adeyinka Adeola, an 18 year old Mbiama, Rivers State based secondary school student and Moses Edewor, a 22 year old secondary school leaver from Yenagoa, Bayelsa State are the lucky winners of the beautiful home in Lekki axis. The home is beautifully furnished and equipped with modern gadgets. The drapes are beautifully designed in Maltina color. The dinning set is equisite and has beautiful upholstery.
|Walter Drenth, Marketing Director NB plc presents key to Adeyinka Adeola and parents
|Walter Drenth, Marketing Director NB presenting key to Moses Edewor and family
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The Beginning
On March 22, 2012, Nigerian Breweries Plc held a press briefing in Lagos where they told Nigerians that Maltina, a brand that is noted for "sharing happiness" will be giving out five brand new three bedroom homes, with all room ensuite, to its consumers' through a Maltina "sharing happiness promo." It sounded too good to be true with many sceptics wondering how this can be true.
At that press briefing, Corporate Affairs Adviser, Nigerian Breweries Plc, Mr. Yusuf Ageni said the huge success of the 2011 re-launch of Maltina with a new packaging upgrade, new communication and revised positioning had a positive impact on the brand's volume, market share and overall equity which also rubbed off on the consumers who also shared in the good fortune, smiling home with fantastic prizes. Ageni added that "the success of 2011 and in response to the yearnings of our consumers, the Maltina brand has concluded plans to reward consumers this year with a national consumer promotion, a promotion which size and scale has never been done before in the history of non-alcoholic malt drinks in Nigeria."
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Outlining the mechanics of the promo which runs from April 2nd to May 25th 2012, the corporate affairs adviser said it "will be crown cork based. There will be two categories of winning crown corks-'instant winning crown corks' and 'alphabet code crown corks'. For the 'instant winning crown corks' whatever is seen under the crown cork is what the consumer gets instantly! The prizes are shown under the crown corks and prizes can be redeemed at any of our 1200 redemption centres located across Nigeria." The instant prizes include N1 million, N100, 000 cash which will come in form of a Maltina branded ATM card and other brand memorabilia which include wrist watches, millions of free drinks and others.
The second category he outlined is the Alphabet code combination crown corks which would win the grand prize of a Luxury Home. It would consist of the following letters; S – M – I – L- E. "In order to win the grand prize," according to Ageni, "a consumer is expected to collect a combination of crown corks that spell the word S-M-I-L-E. Maltina shall be giving out a total of 5 houses. Under the letter 'M' crown corks; there will be special differentiated alphanumeric codes. These codes qualify consumers for weekly raffle draws. The 5 houses will be given out in three weekly raffle draws as follows: 1st Raffle- 2 houses, 2nd Raffle- 2 houses, 3rd Raffle- 1 house."
He reiterated that holders of the raffle draw crown corks can enter the raffle draws by either sending their code, name, sex, age and address (address should include state) to 30380 or going to any of the 1,200 redemption centers to register their names and contact details. "Holders of the S-M-I-LE crown corks will be expected to keep them as the ultimate proof of ownership. The SMS will work with all major telecoms operators."
The First Raffle Draw Winners
On Sunday, 15 April 2012, the first raffle draw was held in Lagos to pick the first winners. Anchored by the pretty Kemi Adetiba, the show lived up to its billing as it was shown on National Television. Kemi picked the first winner who happened to be Adeyinka Adeola, an 18 year old Mbiama, Rivers State based secondary school student. Kemi later invited Daniel Obi, a respected brand Journalist from Businessday Newspaper to pick the second winner who turned out to be Moses Edewor, a 22 year old secondary school leaver from Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
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Adeyinka Adeola and his parents and Moses Edewor and his sister and her husband were later flown to Lagos and lodged in a hotel, all expenses paid by Nigerian Breweries plc where they were officially presented with their respective homes on April 22, 2012.
Presenting the keys of the brand new homes to the lucky winners Adeyinka and Moses, Mr. Walter Drenth, Marketing Director Nigerian Breweries said Maltina has made a bold statement that its consumers' are special hence the need to provide a brand new home where they can continue to share happy moments as family. He enjoined the new occupants to make good use of the house as it is theirs for eternity. "You can even pass it on to your children as inheritance when you start having children." Drenth added.
A visibly excited Adeyinka who could not hide his joy thanked the brand for the honour of providing his family a place they can truly call their own. His mother who was almost in tears could not contain her joy as well. "We live in a one room apartment and now God has used Maltina to provide a three bedroom home for us in Lagos. Is there a word I can use to say 'thank you' to you? Mrs. Adeola said.
On the other hand, Moses said "we treated like celebrities and the toast of the moment. My sister, her husband and I were then chauffer driven to the airport and we boarded a flight for the first time in our lives to Lagos. We were lodged and fed in a hotel for three days. We were simply told to enjoy ourselves. I asked my sister that I hope we are not dreaming."
Are there Still more Homes to Be Won?Mrs. Ngozi Nkwoji said three more homes are still up for grabs, so also are millions of Naira in cash and other prizes. she enjoined Nigerians to keep drinking Maltina and keep on winning. The Maltina brand is noted for exploring creative avenues to consistently engage and reward its consumers. One of these creative consumer engagement platforms is the popular and highly rated Maltina Dance All (MDA) TV reality show, a platform for sharing happiness, promoting family values and bonding.


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Let's talk about something serious: choosing THE stroller !
The stroller is not just another accessory you must have to be a good parent. No, it's so much more than that ! Moms look at your stroller just as Dads look at their colleagues' car; it carries a message on who you are !
There are a huge amount of strollers, with different colors, different shapes, different accessories etc… Some are affordable, most are extremely expensive ! The thing is, the French mom KNOWS the price of EVERY SINGLE STROLLER ON THE MARKET ! And when you are out with your baby on your stroller, you better have a good one, because before even looking at your kid, his/her clothes, YOUR clothes etc… the other moms look at your stroller first and then see if you're worth talking to or not. That's serious ! I'm not that judgmental, but I admit I have the reflex of looking at the stroller of other moms, that's in our veins, our nature of French moms ! You can't struggle against that…
Could you imagine a minute. You are pregnant (cause of course you'll want to buy your stroller before your baby's birth, that's a fact, the stroller embodies maternity), you are with hubby on the alley of the store, in front of at least 30 different strollers. I can assure you that it's as serious as buying a house. I mean, you're like:
'Damn! Look at this one Babe, it's so huge, how will I ever put it on the trunk?'
Hubby (bored – not because he's not interested in strollers, MEN LOVE STROLLERS, he's bored because you've been there for 3 hours now): So, why are you trying it?
Me : 'Cause Kate Middleton's got the same ! (Yep, this one… – The French mom worship Kate, that's a fact)
Hubby: As you said, it doesn't fit on the trunk. It doesn't even fit on the elevator, and it's way too expensive for what it is…
Me: You don't know anything about strollers, leave me alone ! That's not a problem of fitting, it's a matter of style !
Anyway, after hours of deliberations and after trying every single stroller, we've decided to buy the classic one, the timeless, the eternal MacLaren Techno XLR! This stroller is basically the favorite French mom stroller (50% of French moms got it). As I said, that's a classic ! Less expensive than high tech ones, but you won'tbe rejected if you got one cause it's still more expensive than most of strollers. What's more, I mean, MacLaren ! Men love MacLaren because the majority of them won't have a Maclaren car, so having a MacLaren stroller is a sort of compensation !
I've never been snubbed because of this stroller, but I saw the difference the day I had to buy another one, way less expensive, when I was in vacation and that we forgot the MacLaren. Well, we didn't actually forgot it, the thing is, going on holidays with a four months baby involves having A LOT OF STUFF, and we had to make a choice, the diapers/bottles/bags/folding crib/UV-block tent… and the stroller. So, we've left the stroller, thinking the baby carrier would be enough (I swear it was not). So, we've bought a cheap stroller, that we would get rid of when we come back home. Moms were looking at the stroller, and this time, they were acting like we were beggars! So disdainful and all!
So, don't be astonished, that's the way it is in France. You better choose a good stroller, that's as important as having a pretty car, or a good baby carrier (but that's another story…)


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In Victorian London's cesspool of crime and disease, a series of murders remains undiscovered until a cholera victim is found floating in the city's drinking water supply. Dr Anton Kronberg, England's best bacteriologist, is called upon to investigate and finds evidence of abduction and medical maltreatment. While Scotland Yard has little interest in pursuing the case, Kronberg pushes on and crosses paths with Sherlock Holmes. The detective immediately discovers Kronberg's secret – a woman masquerading as a man in order to practice medicine – a criminal deed that could land her in prison for years to come. But both must join forces to stop a crime so monstrous, it outshines Jack the Ripper's deeds in brutality and cold-bloodedness.
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LA Tech (15-5, 4-3 C-USA) looks to make it three straight conference wins after picking up an 85-75 victory over UTSA. All five Bulldog starters scored in double figures, led by Alex Hamilton who registered his fourth double-double with 18 points and a season-high 11 assists.
The `Dogs had their second best shooting performance of the season, going 27-of-52 from the field for 51.9 percent as Dayon Griffin (17), Jacobi Boykins (16), Erik McCree (15) and Merrill Holden (10) joined Hamilton in double-digit scoring.
"If we can have that type of balance, that means we are hitting on all cylinders," head coach Eric Konkol said. "That is what we would like it to be. We got to the free throw line a good bit. We got great contributions from everyone by letting our guys do what they do best."
LA Tech may have been limited to just 52 field goal attempts, but they did a good chunk of its damage from the foul line (23-of-32). In three of the four league victories, the Bulldogs have been in attack mode which has translated to 30+ attempts at the charity stripe.
Per the norm, Hamilton did the bulk of the free throw shooting with 14 attempts. The senior guard continues to play consistent basketball, registering at least 13 points in 19 of the 20 games played.
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NYC the weekend of July 19th. Will you be there? Kennedy and I will.
Anyone interested in a potential meetup on Saturday, July 19th and a yet-to-be-determined location in NYC?
Im still waiting on a time and place! Otherwise I have to stay home and clean. Ugh!
aahhhhh hey sorry I havent posted!!!! My mind has been all over the place!! JKL and Cali I'm looking forward to meeting you two!!
So the music fest is called Siren Music festival and its at coney island...KMK arrives at 12 saturday, I'm picking her up via my awesome subway ^-^ Cali do you want to meet up with us somewhere around that time? Im meeting KMK at penn station...we can go eat brunch and walk around and then head to the music fest yadda yadda, should be fun!! Cali PM me if you get a chance please!
JKL we should do brunch before KMK leaves on sunday!! I'll PM you my phone number so you can tell us for sure if you can meet with us...we can meet near you if that more convenient :)
Best I could do is 12:41 into Grand Central and then either walk or take three different subways to Penn Station. Or if you two have a direction in mind, like Coney Island then I can subway there if you two are walking it.
Kennedy, I will pm you my phone number. KMK has it.
Ill be in the NY area between the 23-26th. Too bad :(
It was so much fun to hang out with Kennedy and KMK! I am exhausted from the excessive walking, the insane amounts of vegan food and the long train rides. Pictures have been downloaded from my camera and I will upload them to shutterfly tomorrow morning. But for now, im going to bed.
Thanks gals! It was a blast.
It was so much fun to hang out with Kennedy and KMK! I am exhausted from the excessive walking, the insane amounts of vegan food and the long train rides. Pictures have been downloaded from my camera and I will upload them to shutterfly tomorrow morning. But for now, im going to bed.
Thanks gals! It was a blast.
Haha you vegweb addict!! Login on as soon as you got home huh :P Had so much fun with you Cali...and now out adventure continues today...watch out I may show up at your doorstep one day so I can eat all your vegan ice cream ;D
Hey PK, KMK won't be here in NY during that time but I will. Let me know if you want to grab a bite to eat sometime during your stay!
us looking cool...more photos to come...as soon as I figure out how to post them :)
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eta: here are the rest of the photos, i added them all to good ol photobucket :)
ADORABLE!!!! Love it!!! Why was their food left on plates, though?! WTF.
P and I apparently eat enough for 8-10 people every day. Anytime we see other people eating we are like..."Do we really eat that much? Is that all you eat??" It's weird.
Yay Pictures!! I just uploaded mine to shutterfly and need to edit and fix a few but should have them available later today.
AC, there was a LOT of food. Seriously. The baby cucumbers were phenomenal, the meaty app tray was big and we ate almost all of it, including the jelly fish! The rice was sooooo good as were the two entres. All great tasting but we ate a lot. I took it home with me an ate it the next day. Just as good.
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Yay, thanks Cali! :)
It looks like you guys had an awesome time. ;)b
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That food looks soooo yummy! Looks like you guys had a great time. You're all so cute! :)
The tofu was tofu chicken. There was also bbq (squishy) meat, crispy chicken and crispy duck made from mushroom with tofu skin. You already stated there was jelly fish in the center and that was correct.


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