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The results came back positive. Lyme's disease... the "great mimicker" of so many different diseases (many of which I have been diagnosed with).
The face paralysis I experienced on my way to Mexico... was from the palsy that is created from Lyme's disease.
The inability to speak English... that was from Lyme's disease.
The inability to write... that was from Lyme's disease also.
Out of all the things that I helped others overcome, as I worked with them as a Health Coach, the one thing that I dreaded to hear people say was "I have Chronic Lyme's Disease". My heart sinks when I think of a particular individuals I know, who has lyme's disease, who was alive yet dead in so many ways. Every day was a struggle for her. She is married, she has children, she had desperately sought for answers and we were on the same path with regards to eating healthy real foods. I had opportunities to teach her about fermenting foods, about digestive enzymes, about probiotics, whole food supplementation and about "my story" of healing, and about essential oils and cleansing, but never in a million years did I think that our situations were the same. I was always so much healthier than she was... how could I possibly have lyme's disease?
Fast forward several years and I find myself deteriorating health wise. I took down my blog for over a year as I searched for answers. Ultimately I would be led to a Dr. in Mexico who would discover the hernia that he said was the "worst case he had seen in his entire 30 years as a Dr.". The hernia was acting like a vacuum above my stomach, pulling all of the bile (that is suppose to go to my intestines) back into my stomach. This was causing tremendous difficulty digesting food. When the Dr. showed me the video of the endoscopy, my stomach looked like a bag that had been punctured all over. It was a steady stream of blood that came into the stomach. The Dr. pointed out some of the scar tissue that he said was "at least 10 years old or more". He mentioned over and over how he could not understand how I did not have cancer. He said most of those type of hernia's cause stomach or intestinal cancer. For my case being the very worst he had ever seen he said "Gracias a Dios" (thanks be to God) but he didn't understand why I did not have cancer.
As you read through this blog you will learn how I had always used real foods, whole herbs and essential oils (along with exercise, pure water, etc.) to heal- always! With the unknown issue of the hernia, I found myself at a point where I was unable to heal despite everything I knew and everything I was doing to be well.
When I was sitting in church last month during fast and testimony meeting, I felt strongly that I needed to go to the front of the church congregation to share my testimony of the Savior. I knew the Holy Spirit was prompting me to share something but I didn't know what. Full of faith, but not really knowing what I was going to say, after a long pause in the audience, I finally got up enough courage to stand. Once I stood, it was just a matter of making it to the front of the audience to where the microphone was.
When I was speaking, I mentioned about my final attempt at saving my life and how I had felt "going to Mexico" was an answer to prayer. I then mentioned how the hernia was causing my body to not be able to absorb the nutrition I needed and so my health suffered. The thought came to me to talk about the Savior and the role he plays in healing our spiritual wounds...
Many times we may be doing all we can to be "spiritually well" by reading the scriptures, praying, going to church, attending the Temple, and serving others, but despite all of this, we may have a SPIRITUAL TEAR or wound that needs to be healed before we can properly absorb all of the incredible spiritual food we are filling our lives with.
Only the Master Physician can heal our spiritual tears. Once the hurt and pain has been healed by the Savior, only then can we truly enjoy the nourishment that comes from spiritual food. Once healed we can experience the peace, joy and comfort that comes from the partaking of spiritual food.
Once the physical tear was repaired, it took time for me to be able to eat and drink normally again. I had to take teaspoons of water at first and chew my food really well and eat it very slowly, and I could only tolerate certain foods, but slowly over the course of about 6 months, I am finally able to eat somewhat normally and my digestion has tremendously improved. It is nice knowing I will be stronger to rid my body of the diseases that took hold when I was in such a vulnerable state over such a long period of time.
Every person's tear or hernia is unique to them. At times the Savior's healing can happen very quickly, and for some it takes more time due to the extent of damage done, but the healing balm of God is available for all of us.
When I was studying for my talk at Texas A&M last year, I was so sick that I called Dr. Lee and mentioned I no longer had my business website nor was I doing any coaching via Celiac Shack and mentioned perhaps he would like to remove me from the speaker list. Dr. Lee let me know he understood and that he would be praying for me but he still wanted me to talk. As difficult as it was to research the information when I felt like my brain was 'swirling in toxins' affecting my ability to think and speak well, I kept researching because I felt perhaps God was giving me the topic of "Cellular Metabolism - Side Effects and Solutions" because I needed the information myself. As my research continued, the deeper and deeper I got into cellular metabolism, the more individuals spoke of energy affecting our cells ability to absorb nutrients. One author compared a country at war and the lack of food transportation to what happens when we experience stress. Our cells literally shut the doors to anything going in and out and despite the nutrition there, the cells do not open the doors until the stress has passed. No wonder individuals with high stress levels become sick. A weak, malnourished cell becomes vulnerable to disease. Pain we hold onto creates stress in our bodies. We need to constantly work to let go of all negative energies around us and surround ourselves with positive energies that heal, uplift and protect.
The thoughts we think, the energy of those we surround ourselves with, the beliefs we tell ourselves all affect our physical health. Dr. Susan Lawton has a protocol that I will be following to help overcome Lyme's. She also wrote a book called "Happily Healthily Ever After" that discusses how to use positive affirmations in addition to essential oils to help us overcome beliefs that keep us in a thought pattern of sickness.
Welcome to the Celiac Shack. It has become more than simply going NATURALLY Gluten-Free. It has become a place where I share with you my journey in hopes that it may help you, no matter the condition you are facing. When I was reading about treating Lyme's the Dr. said that most people benefit more from the protocols if they are sugar, gluten and dairy free. (I am a raw milk advocate and do not purchase the homogenized, pasteurized milk or dairy products from the store - but I definitely try to be naturally gluten-free and avoid refined sugars).
I pray that you or your loved one will be guided to those who will be able to help. When I was in college I realized that everyone who looked even slightly like my x-step father would be instant enemies to me. It really troubled me how much I hated one particular individual (a complete stranger) simply because he looked a lot like my x-step father. At that moment I knew I needed counseling. The counselor's first bit of advise was to read the New Testament in the bible with a new focus on understanding the Atonement of Christ. It took time, but eventually I understood. Eventually I would humble myself enough and have enough faith to pray... "Father, I don't really understand how this all works, but I have enough faith to believe that somehow Jesus Christ truly did pay for all of my sadnesses and pain that others have caused." I talked to Father in Heaven about the burden of hate and anger I was carrying and how I didn't want to carry it anymore and asked for help in Jesus' name. I will never forget what it felt like as the weight was removed. It was as if someone had taken a heavy back pack off of me. I was absolutely astonished yet extremely grateful. Once the tear was healed, the relationships in my life also improved. It was because of this very experience that I chose to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I wanted others to know the same joy I had known by coming to know the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and I wanted to share with others what His Atonement had done to bless my own life.
Words from the scriptures that I love...
Doubt not... fear not... I am with you. I will make weak things become strong. I am He who the Father has sent. Knock and it shall be opened...seek and ye shall find... ask and ye shall be given.
You are His child. He loves you. He wants you to experience joy, happiness and peace. "Men are that they might have joy."
Lyme's was that one thing that I didn't feel confident helping others to overcome. Now it is my time to be able to turn to the Lord, to heal and to have the capacity, yet again to make my "mess" my "message". NEVER, EVER give up searching for answers and please pray you will be humble enough to recognize the answers when they come. I truly hope that something in this little "shack" will be useful to you.
With much love,


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Hello! In need of help. We are in the very beginning planning stages of planning our Italy trip for 2016. We plan to go in early June. There will be 5 of us- me, my husband, my 65 year old father (in great shape) and my 2 daughters (will be ages 3 and 5).
I know that the Amalfi Coast will be a challenge with children, but this is a once in a lifetime trip and not sure if/when we will be returning. So we really wanted to include it in our itinerary. We plan to visit the Amalfi Coast for 4 or 5 nights.
I would love any suggestions for where to stay- what parts of town may be best- or even outside of the center of town where it may be more flat for the kids. My kids love the beach and the pool, so access to either one, or both would be great. And the adults are of course looking for an authentic Amalfi Coast experience- exploring, dining, seeing the sights etc. I am a photographer and am also looking forward to wandering with my camera. I think we are realistic in knowing we wont see everything with the kids in tow and may be limited.
Thanks in advance for your help, it is appreciated!!
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Amalfi Coast with Kids- Where to stay?
Hello! In need of help. We are in the very beginning planning stages of planning our Italy trip for 2016. We plan to go in early June. There will be 5 of us- me, my husband, my 65 year old father (in great shape) and my 2 daughters (will be ages 3 and 5).
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With kids that age you will have to either do a lot of carrying - there is no way they can climb all of those flights of stairs - or take a lot of taxis.
Unless you stay in one of the rare upscale resorts that has a private elevator to a private beach.
With kids that age I would stay in Sorrento in a hotel with a great pool area (many beaches in the area are rocks or stones versus sand) and then use the ferries to visit the other towns. That way you will have a fairly flat town center - with many restaurants and shops to choose from.
Also for recos - it would help to know your nightly budget in euros - and if you are trying to put all 5 of you in one room/suite.
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Positano: Covo dei Saraceni is near the waterfront and has a pool.
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You will need to check with hotels, as some do not permit small children because of the steps. etc...Le Sireneuse has a policy to that effect.
I would check on how "beachy" the beach is where you will stay. Many are more likes pebbles or rocks and not sugary sands like many US beaches are.
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The idea that kids 'can't climb all those flights of stairs' is total hyperbole.
Positano is not a giant staircase from the ocean to the top of the escarpment. It has a Single lane road in and out that slopes down to Piazza Mulini and then up again to the A133. If you stay on or close to this road, you won't have to negotiate a single step - save for the 20 or so from Santa Maria Assunta to the beach.
Kids can easily negotiate this town - they do live there - in fact their high school and primary school are perched on the hillside and local families don't make allowances for their own kids.
You and your kids will be fine. The challenges are not as 'challenging' as they're made out to be.
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Thank you all for the suggestions thus far! I think most likely $400 USD a night absolute tops for all 5 of us. Not really sure if we will try to stay in one room/suite or not- I guess it depends what we can find, and we will make it work as best we can!
Blueeyedcod- love hearing this opinion! I really know very little about Positano- you are suggesting to stay on or close to A133 correct? Just want to be sure. Thanks!
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Try and stay near Via Cristofer Colombo or Via Pasitea - these are the roads that slope down to the piazza and up again. It's a slope so no stairs. Some hotels on this road are the Poseidon, Villa Rosa, the Marincanto or (for upper level budgets) Le Sirenuse.
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I totally agree w/ Blueeyedcod. I started taking my kids to Positano when they were very small, and the only problem they had ( my fault) was the heat in August.
But if you do want to be closer to "ground" level, the beach, the town dock, etc., look at BUCA DI BACCO and RESIDENCE ALCIONE.
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WWK... Wonderful, thank you thank you! So nice to hear from someone who has brought young kids there. A lot of people on the forums were telling me it wasn't a great idea. I like my kids to try new things, so I'm up for the challenge! We were recently in NYC with my kids staying in a 5th floor walk up apartment, 65 stairs (my kids counted).... We managed and had a great time! I'm feeling optimistic now. Thanks again.
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Blueeyedcod is totally right. People talk about Positano like they're climbing the Matterhorn. If you stick to the main roads or ground level, you'll be fine.
Just a FYI: My kids never complained about the walk back and forth to town except when it is boiling hot. We always stayed at HOTEL POSEIDON, which is midway between town and the beach. It was an easy walk down on VIA PASITEA, because the road slopes gently along a path. Or, you could take the giant staircase to your right.
Anyway, have fun. And definitely plan a short walk to FORNILLO BEACH, which is way less crazy/crowded then the so-so beach in town.
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Not the owner, but we have stayed here with a young family (3 boys aged, at the time, 6, 3.5, 10 months)and it remains, far and away our favourite holiday, and one the two elder boys are always wanting to repeat.
Daily they would walk barefoot to the beach in Marina Grande 50 m below the house. Every evening we'd stroll the picturesque harbour to get a pre-bedtime gelato at the far end. There are numerous child-friendly restaurants at the water's edge or you can cook for yourselves in the small but perfectly adequate kitchen.
Boys slept downstairs on a big double sofa-bed (we had the baby in the cot upstairs with us), and after they'd all gone to sleep we'd sit out on the terrace drinking wine, talking, reading and watching the lights twinkling across the bay in Naples and the activity from the restaurants below us. (Nb. they're not at all noisy and wound down soon after 10pm each night.
Sorrento has enough shops that you can divert the children with souvenir or toy shopping if required plus you can get ferries from Marina Piccolo to Amalfi, Positano and Capri. A short train ride away is Pompeii.
We did all those things plus a trip up to Ravello by bus from Amalfi and the boys found it one big adventure. It was the perfect mix of a holiday for them, for us and for everyone together. Never once used a taxi or hired a car so pretty good for watching a budget go further, allowing for the more expensive ferry trips and treats for the boys.
Seriously can't rate it highly enough... oh and the English speaking caretaker is charming and helpful to boot.
This. Is. The. Place.
Dr D.
(Sorry if that's all a bit gushing!)
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I don't have a suggestion to offer, just wanted to say we are doing the exact same trip as you (me & husband, our 4 year old, 8 year old and my 75 year old mom) from June 5 - 9th! We're trying to decide if we drive ourselves in a rental or if we should hire a driver. Good luck and have a great trip!
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The original post was a year ago, so the OP is back by now! Try setting up a new post if you need advice.
Hiring a driver is expensive depending on where from and where to. Do you want a driver from an airport or just while you are on the Amalfi Coast? Where are you staying?
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I've been in the area twice with 3 children and for me Sorrento is the best town to stay to keep children entertained, if you stay close to Marina Piccola you can hop to ferries to everywhere. In your case your kids are little, so maybe next to the beach is okay, but the chances of they climbing up and down the stairs themselves is a wish, you most likely will, remember that Positano is a pebble beach not sand though.
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Shoot I missed it, this posting is from last year!
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Morris Loeb Professor and Chair, Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Director, Bauer Center of Genomics Research
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The Thieme-IUPAC Prize is awarded every two years on the occasion of IUPAC's International Conference on Organic Synthesis (ICOS) to a scientist under 40 years of age, whose research has had a major impact on the field of synthetic organic chemistry. The Prize is sponsored jointly by Georg Thieme Verlag, IUPAC, and the Editors of Synthesis, Synlett, Science of Synthesis, and Houben-Weyl.
Biologists study pathways and networks by perturbing them and observing the result. Whereas these perturbations most often result from mutations in genetic investigations, they can also result from small organic molecules. Numerous examples exist of small molecules being used to explore immunology, yet these examples have been brought to light generally on a case-by-case basis. Rather than using small molecules on an ad hoc basis, Stuart Schreiber's laboratory is attempting to use them in a systematic way, so that virtually any area of biology can be examined with small molecules.
Beginning in the mid-1980's, Schreiber and his co-workers studied the molecular mechanisms of the immunosuppressive agents cyclosporin(环孢菌素), FK506 and rapamycin(雷伯酶素), which led to new insights into two signaling networks central to hematopoietic cell function. Using a synthetic analog of FK506, they were able to show that these immunosuppressants "bridge" two proteins. Both the complex of cyclosporin (环孢菌素)with its receptor, cyclophilin(亲环蛋白), and the complex of FK506 with its receptor, FKBP12, bind the same protein, the protein phosphatase calcineurin(磷酸酶神经储钙蛋白). This discovery, together with Gerald Crabtree's discovery of NFAT proteins, now known to be essential for immune function, heart development, and the acquisition of memory in the hippocampus.
Combining synthetic organic chemistry and cell biology, Schreiber and co-workers co-discovered the mammalian protein FRAP, the target of the complex between FKBP12 and rapamycin, and unraveled its role as a metabolic sensor and a regulator of cell's response to nutrients. FRAP and its yeast orthologs Tor1p/2p are now recognized as the founding members of a family of proteins called the PIK-related kinases (ATM, ATR, DNA-PK), which act as intracellular sensors monitoring a number of different cellular pathways.
1."Chemistry and Biology of the Immunophilins and Their Immunosuppressive Ligands" S. L. Schreiber, Science 1991, 251, 283-287.
2."Three-Part Inventions: Intracellular Signaling and Induced Proximity" Gerald R. Crabtree and Stuart L. Schreiber, TIBS 1996, 21, 418-422
3."Chemical Genetics Resulting from a Passion for Synthetic Organic Chemistry" Stuart L. Schreiber, BioMed Chem. 1998, 6, 1127-1152.
4."Target-Oriented & Diversity-Oriented Organic Synthesis" S L Schreiber Science 2000, 287, 1964-69.
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Dieter Seebach has been Full Professor at the Organic Chemistry Laboratory of the ETH Zurich since 1977.
Dieter Seebach was born in 1937 in Karlsruhe(卡尔斯鲁厄), Germany.
He has studied chemistry at the University of Karlsruhe and Harvard University.
He returned to Karlsruhe and earned habilitation in 1969 with a thesis on S and Se stabilized carbanion and carbene derivatives.
In 1971 he was called to the Justus Liebig University in Giessen and in 1977 to the ETH Zurich.
He has been a guest professor at the Universities of Madison, Strasbourg, Munich (TU), Kaiserslautern, Frankfurt and at Caltech, Pasadena, as well as at the Max Planck Institute in Mulheim.
Prof. Seebach is a member of the New Swiss Chemical Society and comparable associations in Germany, Great Britain, Japan and the USA.
He also belongs to the German Academy of Natural Science Research Leopoldina and is a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature in Mainz, and is an elected member of the Schweizerische Akademie der Technischen Wissenschaften.
1984–FRSC Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, U.K.
Visiting Professorship:
1974– California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA
1980-Imperial College, London, U.K.
1981-University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
1982-University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA
1982-Princeton University, Princeton, USA
1984-University of Manchester, U.K.
1986-University of Chicago, USA
1986-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
1986-The University of California, Berkeley, USA
1988-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
1988-The University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
1989-Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA
1990-Harvard University, Cambridge, USA
1990-Ohio State University, Columbus, USA
1990-University of California, Irvine, USA
1990-Columbia University, New York, USA
1992-Duke University, Durham, NC, USA
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K.
Yale University, New Haven, USA
1996-Kansas University, Lawrence, USA
1997-Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA
2002-Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA
His work focuses on the development of new synthesis methods; production and secondary structure examination of beta peptides; the synthesis of oligomers in (R)-3 hydroxybutyric acid(羟丁酸)and the respective biopolymers as well as their application possibilities; the synthesis of chiral dendrimers(树枝状大分子)and the use of chiral titanates in organic synthesis.
Synthesis, Structural Investigations and Biological Evaluation of Oligomers of Beta-Amino Acids
Investigations of the Biopolymer PHB and of related Oligo(3-hydroxyalkanoates)
Enantioselective Reactions(对映选择性反应)Using Transition Metal Complexes
Prof. Dr. Dieter Seebach
Laboratory of organic chemistry
ETH Hoenggerberg, HCI
CH-8093 Zuerich, Switzerland
Tel : +41-1-632 2990
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David Albert Evans was born in Washington D.C. in 1941.
He received his A.B. degree from Oberlin College in 1963. He obtained his Ph.D. at the California Institute of Technology in 1967.In that year he joined the faculty at the University of California, Los Angeles.
In 1973 he was promoted to the rank of Full Professor and shortly thereafter returned to Caltech where he remained until 1983.
In 1983 he joined the Faculty at Harvard University and in 1990 he was appointed as the Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Chemistry. In July of 1998 he completed his three-year term as chair of the Harvard Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology.
Professor Evans is a recipient of numerous honors such as the ACS Award for Creative Work in Synthetic Organic Chemistry (1982), and the Arthur C. Cope Scholar Award (1988), the Yamada Prize (1997), the Tetrahedron Prize (1998), the Robert Robinson Award (1998), the Prelog Medal (1999), and the Arthur C. Cope Award (2000).
He was elected into the National Academy of Sciences in 1984, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1988 and the Royal Society of Chemistry in 2001.
He is currently a consultant with Merck Research Laboratories and with Oxford Asymmetry. He has been on the Advisory Boards of The Journal of the American Chemical Society, Tetrahedron, Tetrahedron Letters, and Topics in Stereochemistry. Currently, he is on the Advisory Boards of Organic Letters and Current Opinion in Bio-organic Chemistry, London, UK
Evans has made fundamental advances in the design of stereoselective reactions and the applications of these reactions to natural products synthesis.
In the area of synthesis design, Evans was the first to achieve the de novo synthesis of complex natural products through the exclusive use of chiral auxiliaries to control stereochemical relationships. This represented a dramatic departure from the more prevalent reliance on the "chiral pool" for the origins of absolute stereocontrol within the target structure. Evans' chiral auxiliaries and chiral catalysts for enantioselective bond constructions are widely used in both industrial and academic laboratories throughout the world.


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Sheila A. Smith, an expert on Japanese politics and foreign policy, is senior fellow for Japan studies at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). She is the author of Intimate Rivals: Japanese Domestic Politics and a Rising China (Columbia University Press, 2015) and Japan's New Politics and the U.S.-Japan Alliance (Council on Foreign Relations, June 2014). Her current research focuses on how geostrategic change in Asia is shaping Japan's strategic choices. In the fall of 2014, Smith began a project on Northeast Asian Nationalisms and Alliance Management.
Smith is a regular contributor to the CFR blog Asia Unbound, and frequent contributor to major media outlets in the United States and Asia. She joined CFR from the East-West Center in 2007, where she directed a multinational research team in a cross-national study of the domestic politics of the U.S. military presence in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. She was a visiting scholar at Keio University in 2007-08, where she researched Japan's foreign policy towards China, supported by the Abe Fellowship. Smith has been a visiting researcher at two leading Japanese foreign and security policy think tanks, the Japan Institute of International Affairs and the Research Institute for Peace and Security, and at the University of Tokyo and the University of the Ryukyus.
Smith is vice chair of the U.S. advisors to the U.S.-Japan Conference on Cultural and Educational Exchange (CULCON), a bi-national advisory panel of government officials and private sector members. She also serves on the advisory committee for the U.S.-Japan Network for the Future program of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation. She teaches as an adjunct professor at the Asian Studies Department of Georgetown University and serves on the board of its Journal of Asian Affairs. She earned her MA and PhD degrees from the department of political science at Columbia University.
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Georgetown University, adjunct professor
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In a major electoral comeback, Japan's conservatives have won a supermajority in parliament. But the results have stirred anxieties about how they will use their power, says CFR's Sheila Smith.
Escalating friction between Japan and China in the East China Sea is becoming more difficult to contain, fed by political opportunism in both countries, says CFR's Sheila Smith.
One year after Japan's triple disasters, questions persist about the ability of the world's third-largest economy to rebound and how its struggling political system can mount serious reforms, writes CFR's Sheila Smith.
The Obama administration's failure to reach a trade pact with South Korea and craft a strategic agenda for its alliance with Japan bodes ill for bolstering its influence in Asia, writes CFR's Sheila Smith.
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This seems to be a fairly common problem, evidenced by Googling. I have installed Jekyll quite a few times on Windows but this was on a clean install of Ubuntu 16.10...
jack@jakobuntu:~$ gem install jekyll
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You don't have write permissions for the /var/lib/gems/2.3.0 directory.
You'd have to use rvm for Ruby and then install gems. Another and unsecure method is to use sudo, but don't do that.
Thanks but not so sure what it means. I did a fresh Ubuntu install this evening and exactly the same issue again. Can an expert pls help fix this bug?
This is not a bug. Only root (administrator) can install stuff to /var/lib, but doing this is not recommended. You need to use Ruby Version Manager (rvm) or Bundler to create user based installation.
For installation examples see this (rvm) or this (bundler).
Thanks heaps for clarifying that. I am confused however about why the default install instructions for Jekyll don't mention this. Surely many people are using Ubuntu without being root?
I don't see this as something for Jekyll to define. It hits me more as a Ruby environment setup than anything.


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Financial stocks continued to edge higher during late Tuesday trade, with the NYSE Financial Sector Index climbing about 0.2% while financial companies in the S&P 500 Index also were adding nearly 0.2% in value.
In company news, KKR & Co. LP (KKR) turned lower late Tuesday, giving back a prior advance that followed reports the private equity firm may be at the front of the pack of potential buyers for Hitachi's power-tools unit.
Talks were continuing and the Japanese conglomerate is said to have given KKR preferential negotiation rights after it offered the best terms for Hitachi Koki, according to a report by Nikkei, the Japanese business newswire. A final deal could exceed 150 billion yen, or about $1.27 billion, the story said, without saying how it obtained the information.
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"mostly affluent inner-ring suburbs on the western side of Ohio's largest metropolis."
I think you mean eastern side.
You're right. Mistake corrected. Thanks.
It's interesting because my first thought when reading your post was about the Cleveland Heights-University Heights school district, and how when I worked in Cleveland our agency got referrals from student in that district (there is a similar situation with the nearby South Euclid-Lyndhurst school district). I remember there was a lot of emphasis on regionalization in Northeast Ohio and combining resources and services across jurisdictions to save money (especially since Ohio has so many localized government entities), though admittedly there has also been a lot of resistance. Maybe over time the scene you photographed at the Cleveland Heights / University Heights border will become less common as cities jointly purchase items like streetlights and road signs. We'll see!
Thanks for your comment, Tucker. Incidentally, while I was there, the Cleveland Plain Dealer featured an article showing what Cuyahoga County would look like if municipalities consolidated, so that the county had only around 10 or 12 separate boundaries instead of closer to 50. The resistance you talk about most likely has much to do with school districts (no one wants to be lumped with Cleveland Public Schools or any other badly performing district). For that matter, a municipality with a reputation for poor delivery of services or even corruption isn't going to find many volunteers to consolidate.
But something as simple as streetlights would probably save municipalities money if they joined forces, taking advantage of economies of scale and buying in bulk (if such a thing is possible). However, you probably noticed that many communities adopt a specialized style for streetlights and road signs simply as a way to make them stand out from their neighbors.


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Originally published in 1978, A Step Further is Joni Eareckson Tada's response to thousands of letters she received from people puzzled about the "whys" of suffering. Joni answers these questions by taking a personal look at how God has used circumstances, people, and events in her own life and the lives of others. A Step Further has been used by individuals, in hospitals and rehab centers, and in scores of countries overseas to bring comfort and peace to those who are suffering. It is available in over 30 different languages.
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Super, Girls!
Directed by Jian Yi, SUPER, GIRLS! (Chao Ji Nu Sheng) follows ten female teenagers on their quest to become instant superstars on China's biggest television show.
The Chinese equivalent of "American Idol," the "Super Girls Singing Contest" spawned an unprecedented pop culture phenomenon. Drawing over 400 million viewers, the show's runaway popularity spurred the Chinese government to ban it after only two seasons.
The film provides unparalleled, intimate access into the contestants' lives over several months. Through candid interviews and footage of nail-biting auditions and competitions, SUPER, GIRLS! offers a fascinating look inside what the Chinese media have dubbed "the Lost Generation" and their startling takes on sexuality and success in the new China.
This is the 1st in a series of screenings in partnership with dGenerate Films, bringing Chinese films to a broader audience in the West. All proceeds will go back the the filmmakers in China.
Special Guest Speaker: Critic Grady Hendrix, one of the founders of the New York Asian Film Festival, will be our special guest speaker.
China, 2007. Documentary, 73 min.
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Sunday, October 23, 2011, 6:00 pm–8:00 pm
The first in a series of screenings in partnership with dGenerate Films, we are proud to screen Jian Yi's outrageously funny SUPER, GIRLS! (Chao Ji Nu Sheng) which follows 10 female teenagers on their quest to become instant superstars on China's biggest television show. Guest speaker, founder of The NY Asian Film Festival, Grady Hendrix.
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Sirinyer Mah. Ilter Sokak 26, Marmaris, Turkey
Seler Hotel is located in a market area of Marmaris in close proximity to Halici Ahmet Urkay, Bar Street Marmaris and Marmaris Amphitheater. The sophisticated hotel represents contemporary architecture in Marmaris.
The city center is 4 km away from the hotel. The property is set 5 minutes' walk from Icmeler Beach, AquaDream Water Park and Atlantis Su Parki.
All 80 modern guestrooms feature a balcony, climate control, a safe, wireless internet and a private toilet.
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The timeline of events that occurred on the day when the body of Mafevuka,19, was discovered were put to the court by defence lawyer Mornay Calitz.
Two cousins, Xolisa and Athabile Mafilika, face charges of rape and murder.
Mafevuka was found dead in communal toilets at the SST Block in Town Two, Khayelitsha, last year.
Calitz, during cross-examination of State witness Constable Nomaphondomise Gobodo, said screams were heard at about 12.30am. Police only arrived at 8.15am to secure the scene.
"Eight hours lapsed before the time you got to the scene and to the body," said Calitz. Athabile's lawyer, Shaid Bruinders, took it a step further.
"Could anyone from the community have entered the cubicle before the crime scene was preserved?" Bruinders asked Gobodo.
The defence argued that the screams heard after midnight were Mafevuka's.
However, Gobodo said she could not confirm this.
"I know nothing about screams. That you will have to ask your source. I also cannot say the scene was unpreserved for eight hours because we (the police) only got a call about the scene at 8am," she said.
In her testimony, Gobodo said that upon arrival she was met by a man who told her about the crime scene and took her to it. She said she included this in her statement. However, according to the defence team no statement was taken from this man.
The defence also analysed the type of clothing that was found in the toilet, whether it was male or female clothing, but that line of questioning was objected to by State prosecutor Ralf Zeeman on the grounds that Gobodo was not an expert in that area.
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For those unclear what those "problems" are, according to the Herald, Fr. Leahy said they are the "ones with absentee landlords and no one to ride herd over student behavior or those weekend parties." The Boston Globe editorial board is more direct: "The students have a well-earned reputation for hard drinking and loud partying."
Do BC students in large, off-campus apartment buildings really behave so much better than those off-campus students in 1- and 2-family houses, as Fr. Leahy claims?
Testing the Leahy Hypothesis
In a meeting earlier this year, a BC official stated that around 40% of the residents of the apartment tower at 2000 Commonwealth Avenue in Brighton are BC undergraduate students. Sounds like a good test case for the "Leahy Hypothesis" -- that the students would be comparatively well-behaved in a tall, off-campus building.
A quick trip to "apartmentratings.com" produces 20 resident-supplied ratings for the apartment complex, only 20% of which would recommend the apartments to someone wanting to rent. Out of all the apartments listed when entering zipcode "02135" and having more than one review, 2000 Commonwealth Avenue comes out in last place in the user-ratings.
The written comments on the website are disturbing and describe an awful living experience:
"Noisy and worse...": Almost any night of the week parties can spill into the halls. It is literaly threating to have such drunkin people wandering loudly around the building.It goes on.
"I wasted $54,000 over the last 2 years": But over the last year and a half management seems to have lost control. I now paying top dollar to live in the "ANIMAL HOUSE". If you like to party all night and don't plan on sleeping for your entire stay here then move on in. Otherwise, stay away. I'm "OUT OF HERE ASAP"!!!
"It is a dorm!": Now for the negative, it is a dorm! Most of the building is BC students that love to party and don't care a whole lot if they blast thier bass all night long! Keg parties, beers in the elevator, students running up and down the hallway, breaking things. Trash left in halls, puke in the elevator.
"Stay Away from This 'Luxury' Dorm!!!": This is a real DORM for spoiled boston college kids... If you are older than 21 and have a job - STAY AWAY from this place. IT IS NIGHTMARE!!! All that bs below about "couple bad apples" is simply NOT true. Come and see by yourself after 10pm on Friday or Saturday.
"Noisy Dorm": The sole problem (and it's a BIG problem) is with some of the BC students. The few bad apples made living in the building unbearable. They had loud parties to all hours of the night, left garbage where ever they felt like it and generally had no respect for their neighbors. Most of the BC students were not like that, but because such a huge portion of the residents are BC students, the small percentage of "bad apples" made up a fairly sizable group.
"Stay Away... Really": I also warn parents that are considering a lease for their precious indulged babies that this is a building infested with unruly parties. I wish could show a video of the drunken idiots in the halls.
"BAD": Biggest mistake of my life. I am going to have to break my lease...late night parties..vomit on floors...beer cans on elevator floors...just a few of the problems...not LIKE a dorm...WORSE than a dorm..
But one person seems to think otherwise:
"Pool and Parking!!!! And an ATM...": Any time there has ever been a noise complaint (and maybe I've only had 2...same as any other building I've ever lived in) the 24 hour concierge responds immediately and the noise stops within 5 minutes.though "Pool and Parking" seems to be drowned out by all the spilled beer in the other reports of hard partying.
I think the evidence is sufficient to reject the Leahy Hypothesis. I am convinced: I'll never move there.
Maybe Fr. Leahy ought to spend some quality time with his charges at 2000 Commonwealth Avenue before making such claims. And the editorial board of the Boston Herald might think about fact-checking their interviewee's claims prior to publication.
Why Would Fr. Leahy Make Such a Claim?
Why would a prominent BC official be making a claim that seems, in retrospect, at least a bit divorced from reality? As part of their institutional master plan, BC has proposed to house an additional 610 undergraduate students on-campus -- but leave another 600 or so undergraduate students still living off-campus. Something still needs to be done about those other 600 off-campus, partying students.
BC's idea seems to be that, by restricting those remaining off-campus students from living in 1- or 2-family houses, they will not cause the neighbors to complain endlessly about the partyers next door. (Their off-campus, restricted-housing proposal has been presented at meetings, but not formally in any document.)
Here's an even more cynical idea: BC thinks that all they have to do is move the students out of the particular neighborhoods with the most complainers. At Brighton community meeting after community meeting, the complaining neighbors are typically from the Radnor Road area (including upper Foster Street, Lane Park, and Kirkland Road) or the Lake Street area (including Undine Road and Caltha Road). I've looked at many lists of attendees, and they just don't come from 2000 Commonwealth Avenue. The meeting attendees come from the streets listed above -- themselves living in 1- and 2-family houses, mostly not big apartment buildings.
Why don't community attendees come from such large apartment buildings? Non-student renters in such buildings are typically, albeit not exclusively, residents who are more "transient," i.e., they often move every year or two. They may live in Brighton this year, but last year they were in Allston, and two years from now they might be in Jamaica Plain. Such renters are, on average, younger, may not know much about the neighborhood, be less likely to know who to complain to (at the city, police, or BC), be unclear on what their rights are regarding noise disturbances, etc. They could potentially also fear retribution from residents in the same building.
It's a common issue probably faced by many communities: community activists tend to be of a certain age. Twenty-somethings just aren't a regular part of community meetings, even though they constitute such a large fraction of our neighborhood's residents.
In the end, BC's proposal for restricting students' off-campus options sure looks to be pitting one part of the neighborhood (residents who live in 1- or 2-family houses) against another (residents who live in larger apartment buildings). We'll see if the neighborhood takes the bait. I bet they don't.
Compare Off-Campus and On-Campus Behavior
In the most bizarre aspect of this story, BC officials have been presenting the case for the on-campus housing in their master plan using the opposite argument.
Time after time, the community has been told that on-campus BC students behave worse in tall dormitories, but better in housing with four stories (or fewer). BC officials insist on not increasing the height of the undergraduate dormitories on their Main Campus using this argument despite plea after plea from the neighbors.
Why would these students behave poorly in a tall, on-campus dorm -- but magically behave better in a tall, off-campus apartment building? As described above, at least one tall, off-campus apartment -- without resident advisors, BC police, or patrolling campus officials -- seems to be quite a problem, so claiming otherwise is just a sleight-of-hand.
But put the same building on campus, add back in the resident advisors, police, and officials, institute an alcohol policy, and... voila! Common sense dictates that it could only be better on-campus, not worse. But, then again, why would we want to listen to common sense?


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The Secret Science Alliance and the Copycat Crook by Eleanor Davis
Eleven-year-old Julian Calendar thought changing schools would mean leaving his "nerdy" persona behind, but instead he forms an alliance with fellow inventors Greta and Ben and works with them to prevent an adult from using one of their gadgets for nefarious purposes.
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When young Zita discovers a device that opens a portal to another place, and her best friend is abducted, she is compelled to set out on a strange journey from star to star in order to get back home.
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Imaginative Babymouse's science partner, Felicia the cat, expects her to do all of the work for their report on microscopic creatures, but Babymouse gets help from a pizza-loving amoeba named Squish.
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In a dystopian near-future, government is a quaint concept, resources are coveted, and possession is 100% of the law. A handful of Families rule, jealously guarding what they have and exploiting the Waste who struggle to survive in their domains. Forever Carlyle defends her family's holdings through deception and force as their protector, their Lazarus.
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Mississippi is a truly glorious state. A place of historical relevance, high religious identity, deep cultural roots, and perhaps, the most passionate college football fans outside of Alabama.
Just kidding. Mississippi wins that, too.
In all seriousness, if you're looking for a beautiful place with some of the most polite and friendly people in the country, the Magnolia State would be hard to beat.
So, where are the best places to live there? Instead of asking opinion or putting out polls, we decided the one way to decide it is to look at science and data. And that's what we did here. That means, no arguing about the results, because they are unbiased.
You can't argue with science, can you?
After analyzing the 70 most populous cities, we came up with this list as the 10 best places in Mississippi:
- Madison (Photos)
- Gulf Hills
- Pearl (Photos)
- Ridgeland
- Brandon (Photos)
- Long Beach (Photos)
- Horn Lake (Photos)
- Ocean Springs (Photos)
- Gulf Park Estates
- Diamondhead (Photos)
Read on below to see how we crunched the numbers and how your town ranked. Hint: If you live in a Jackson suburb, consider yourself lucky.
How do you decide how awesome a place is?
In order to rank the best places to live in Mississippi, we had to determine what criteria people like or dislike about a place. It isn't a stretch to assume that people like low crime, solid education, great weather, things to do and a stable economy.
So we scraped the internet for those criteria, and it spit out the answer. Like magic.
How we crunched the numbers
We threw a lot of criteria at this one in order to get the best, most complete results possible. Using FBI crime data, the government census, Bureau of Labor Statistics and Sperling's Best Places, this is the criteria we used:
- Population Density (The higher the better)
- Lowest Unemployment Rates
- Adjusted Median Income (Median income adjusted for the cost of living)
- Low Housing Vacancy Rate
- Education (High expenditures per student and low Student Teacher Ratio)
- Short Commute Times
- Low Crime
- The best Weather
We also only considered cities with a population of more than 5,000.
If you'd like to see the complete list of cities, from best to best, scroll to the bottom of this post to see the abridged chart. And, if you live in one of these cities, you should share this on Facebook. Because you see all your friends bragging about stuff all day, so it's your turn, right?
1. Madison
Population: 24,153
Crime: 2nd lowest in Mississippi
Household vacancy rate: 3rd lowest in the state
Income: Highest in Mississippi
According to scientific data, Madison is the best place in Mississippi, and it's not even close.
Residents here earn the most per household in the state, only 3% of homes are vacant (which is extremely low), and crime is basically non-existent.
No wonder the population here has jumped more than 30% in the last five years. Everyone who can afford it wants to live here. So if you're in the Jackson area and want to settle in an awesome suburb, look no further.
2. Gulf Hills
Population: 8,419
Weather: 5th best in the state
Expenditure per student: 6th highest in Mississippi
Household income: $56,085
Another city with a booming population, Gulf Hills is on the rise. Who can complain about living on the Gulf, enjoying great weather and supportive public schools? When you factor in lots of amenities and a pretty high household income, you've got a great little spot there in Mississippi.
Gulf Hills is officially considered a census designated place, not a city.
3. Pearl
Population: 25,623
Unemployment rate: 4.2% – The lowest in the state
House vacancy rate: 6.6%
Pearl is a mid-size city just outside of Jackson. If you work in Jackson, you can't find a much better place to call home, and a 10% population growth is the proof that others agree as well.
More Pearl residents are employed than any other city in Mississippi. And, hardly any of the homes are empty. Those are two big signs that an area is thriving.
4. Ridgeland
Population: 23,987
Household income: $53,509
Student spending: 2nd highest in the state
Unemployment rate: 4.9%
There seems to be a pattern here. It seems that the best places to live are just outside of Jackson. Ridgeland is a very nice place to live, where residents are employed gainfully, and the public schools are well funded.
The hometown of country artist Faith Hill has seen a 10% spike in population growth since 2010.
5. Brandon
Population: 21,689
Household income: $67,824
Unemployment rate: 4.22% – second lowest in the state
House vacancy rate: 3.31%
Only 3% of the homes in Brandon are vacant. That's off the charts low, and we don't know if we've seen a number that low before in our data analysis.
Folks in this Jackson suburb have great jobs, and hardly any of them are without work. Plus, the crime is the 4th lowest in the state of Mississippi. Brandon can make a case that it's the best place to live in the state, just based on those numbers alone.
6. Long Beach
Population: 14,981
Unemployment rate: 6.3%
Household income: $56,886
Student-teacher ratio: Best in Mississippi
Just to the west of Gulfport is the small community of Long Beach. Here, residents enjoy a low unemployment rate as well as really high salaries.
The student-teacher ratio is 12:1 in Long Beach, which is the lowest in the state. That's some really serious devotion to the future of that community. Plus, you get to live along the Gulf, so that's awesome.
7. Horn Lake
Population: 26,120
Crime: 12th lowest in Mississippi
House vacancy rate: 7.5%
Unemployment rate: 4.8%
Horn Lake might as well be a Memphis suburb it's so far away from the rest of the cities in Mississippi. Crime is very low way out here in the boonies, and surprisingly, only 7% of homes are unoccupied, which is really low for such an isolated city.
Residents are also gainfully employed here. The only knock on Horn Lake might be its education ranking – its public schools are ranked almost last for spending.
8. Ocean Springs
Population: 17,420
Household income: $62,026
Crime: 20th best in the state for cities of its size
Ocean Springs is right across the bridge from Biloxi on the Gulf Coast. Residents here earn a really high salary each year, and crime is fairly low, in comparison to the rest of Mississippi. It's considered a cultural community, as it boasts an arts scene, and many ethnic restaurants, too.
Which means you can't be bored here.
9. Gulf Park Estates
Population: 6,343
Household income: $69,409
Weather: 9th best in Mississippi
Crime: 18th best in the state
Right next door to Ocean Springs is Gulf Park Estates, a census designated place. Residents here enjoy the same factors that we're seeing in other Gulf communities: High-paying jobs, lots of things to do, and low crime.
10. Diamondhead
Population: 8,583
Crime: 5th lowest in Mississippi
Unemployment rate: 6.6%
Household income: $69,454
Located at the top of the Bay St. Louis, Diamondhead proves that living near the Gulf seems to be the most desirable place in Mississippi. Residents earn high salaries, and almost all of them are employed.
There You Have It
Like we said earlier, naming the best places in Rhode Island sounds silly, since many of the places here would rank really high in other states. But if you're analyzing places in Rhode Island with the best economic situations, where there's high crime and there's not a lot to do, this is an accurate list.
What's interesting is how low Waveland ranked in our worst place to live in Mississippi study, considering that most other Gulf Coast cities ranked so high. Here's the link to the 10 worst places in Mississippi story.
If you're curious enough, here are the worst places to live in Mississippi, according to science.
- Waynesboro (Pop. 5,073)
- Vicksburg (Pop. 23,275)
- Holly Springs (Pop. 7,699)
- Grenada (Pop. 13,121)
- Carthage (Pop. 5,062)


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Canonical Releases Snapcraft 2.35 with Support for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and Solus
Snapcraft 2.35 comes approximately two months after the September release of Snapcraft 2.34, and it's a major update that finally adds support for the Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) operating system series, which is maintained by Canonical for five years, until April 2019. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS support in Snapcraft is particularly important for running Snaps based on ROS (Robot Operating System) Indigo, which is based on this LTS Ubuntu release. In addition, Snapcraft also appears to have received support for the Solus Linux-based operating system.


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Georgie is a ghost in search of a new house to haunt. Sadly, all the homes in Georgie's neighborhood already have ghosts, leaving poor Georgie nowhere to go. Only Mr. Gloams' house is without a ghost - but it's a little too gloomy, and Mr. Gloams is a little too creepy for this friendly ghost. Luckily, Georgie's family is waiting for him with open arms.
Performer Owen Jordan's warmhearted rendering of Georgie is restored from a 1968 recording. Sure to capture the ears of young listeners, Jordan's soft, spry baritone is lively and melodious as he breathes life into this classic tale of family, home, and happiness.
©1944 Doubleday & Co; (P)1957 Weston Woods
"Happy Memories"
Shy and gentle Georgie is a beloved ghost of many an American childhood. Even though he's small and timid, he proves to have an important place in his family. He went on to star in a total of 13 books during his author's lifetime.
Good picture books rely on the illustrations at least as much as the text to carry the story, so adapting them to an audio-only format presents challenges. The pictures which flesh out the text and the characters' personalities and the relationships between them are missing. In this audiobook, sound effects and music accompany the reading and partially compensate for the missing pictures.
This recording is well done and would be lovely paired with a copy of the book, but the book is currently out of print. For the youngest children, see if you can find a copy of the printed book at your library. For those familiar with the pictures, listening to this brings back nice memories.
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