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1605 1615
"The Old Way; a sermon at St. Mary's, Oxon." Abbot, Robert eldest brother to the archbishop
"Trattati di Albertano, &c." Albertano, Of Brescia lived in the thirteenth century
"Puritanismus Anglicanus," Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
"Orthographiae ratio, et de ratione interpungendi ac distinctionum notis," Andreas, Valerius a biographer
"Responsio ad Apologiam Cardinalis Beliannini, &c." Andrews, Lancelot an eminent divine
Born: Angel, John an English clergyman and nonconformist
"Orationes tredecim," Antoniano, Silvio a man of great learning
"Disputatio de lue venerea," Arnisæus, Henningus a German medical and political writer
Born: Arrigoni, Francis of Bergamo
Born: Asselyn, John a Flemish painter
Died: Backhouse, William a younger son of Samuel Backhouse of Swallowfield in Berkshire
Died: Bales, Peter the most famous master in the art of penmanship
Died: Bancroft, Richard archbishop of Canterbury in
Born: Basnage, Anthony eldest son of the above
Born: Baur, John William an eminent painter
"Refutatio Apologias et Monitorix prefationis Jacobi regis Anglian," Becan, Martin an eminent Jesuit
Born: Bella, Stefano De La an eminent engraver
"Doctrinac Christianas sex Capita totidem praelectionibus in schola theologica Oxoniensi pro forma habitis discussa et disceptata," Benefield, Sebastian an eminent divine of the seventeenth century
"Le Bouquet royal," Bergier, Nicolas
Born: Berni, Count Francis a lawyer
"Histoire veritable, ou Le Voyage des Princes fortunes," Beroalde De Verville, Francis son to the preceding
Born: Beys, Charles a French poet
Born: Blagrave, Joseph probably a relation of the preceding
Born: Bockhorst, John Van called also Langhen-Jan
"The Elements of Armories," Bolton, Edmund an ingenious writer and antiquary
Born: Both, John And Andrew were two eminent Dutch painters and engravers; John was born at Utrecht
"Historiarum Florentini populi, lib. duodecim," Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
Born: Butler, James duke of Ormond
Died: Cagnati, Marsilius of Verona
"Dissertations" Cagnati, Marsilius of Verona
Died: Caiet, Peter Victor Palma was born in 1525 at Montrichard in Touraine
"Enodatio duarum questionum, viz. circa annum Nativitatis et Tempus Ministerii Christi," Calvisius, Sethus a learned German chronologist
"Promptuarium sacrarum antiquitatum Tricassinse dicecesis, &c." Camusat, Nicholas a French historian
Died: Canaye, Philip De La seigneur du Fresne
"Jurisdiction Regal, Episcopal, Papal: Wherein is declared how the Pope hath intruded upon the jurisdiction of Temporal Princes,and of the Church, &c." Carleton, George a learned bishop in the seventeenth century
"Josephi Scaligeri Opusculavaria," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"Epigrams," Celtes, Conrad a Latin poet
Born: Chilmead, Edward an excellent Greek and Latin scholar and mathematician
"Thesaurus aphorismorum politicorum, seu commentarius in Justi-Lipsii politica, cum exemplis, notis et monitis," Chokier, John Ernest De the brother of Erasmus de Surlet
"Notae et dissertationes in Onosandri strategicum," Chokier, John Ernest De the brother of Erasmus de Surlet
"L'Institution Catholique," Cotton, Peter a Jesuit
"Anti Cotton," Cotton, Peter a Jesuit
Born: Dobson, William an English painter
"Arnobii disputationes adversus Gentes," Elmenhorst, Geverhart a learned commentator of the seventeenth century
Died: Elsheimer, Adam a celebrated painter
Died: Ferne, Sir John an English antiquary
Died: Fevardentius, Francis a Franciscan friar
"An sit utilitas in scelere, vel de infelicitate Principis Machiavellani" Fitzherbert, Thomas grandson of sir Anthony
Died: Fletcher, Giles brother to bishop Fletcher
"Christ's Victory and Triumph in Heaven and Earth over and after Death," Fletcher, Giles brother to bishop Fletcher
Born: Fowler, Christopher a clergyman originally of the church of England
Born: Fresne, Charles Du Cange Du commonly called Du Cange
"L'Anticoton, on refutation de la Lettre declaratoire du Pere Colon," Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
"Antwerpise Antiquitates," Gramaye, John Baptist an eminent antiquary
"Taxandria," Gramaye, John Baptist an eminent antiquary
"The display of Heraldry," Guillim, John a heraldic writer
Died: Haillan, Bernard De Girard, Lord Of a French historian
Born: Hall, Thomas a learned nonconformist
Born: Hoole, Charles a schoolmaster of very considerable note in his day
"The divine beginning and institution of Christ's true, visible, and material Church," Jacob, Henry the founder of the first independent or congregational church in England
"Plain and clear Exposition of the Second Commandment," Jacob, Henry the founder of the first independent or congregational church in England
"Alchemist," Jonson, Benjamin for so he
"Dissertations;" Kepler, John the greatest astronomer perhaps that any age has produced (?–1630)
Died: Knolles, Richard author of an excellent History of the Turks
"History of the Turks," Knolles, Richard author of an excellent History of the Turks
Born: Kromayer, Jerome nephew of the preceding
Born: Labadie, John a French enthusiast
Born: Lescaille, James a celebrated Dutch printer
"De Febribus libri tres," Lid Del, Duncan professor of mathematics
Born: Mapletoft, Robert an English divine
Born: Mezerai, Francis Eudes De an eminent French historian
Born: Mignard, Peter an historical and portrait painter
Died: Moulin, Peter Du a very celebrated French protestant minister
Died: Nancel, Nicholas De so called from the village of Nancel
Born: Ostade, Adrian Van a most celebrated Flemishpainter
Died: Portus, Æmilius son of the preceding
Born: Quesne, Abraham Du a brave French officer
Died: Ricci, Matthew a celebrated Jesuit
"Anatome corporis humani," Riolan, John son of the preceding
Born: Ryves, Bruno related to sir Thomas Ryves
"Lucii Ampelii libellus inemorialis ad Macrinum," Salmasius, Claude one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
"Nazianzen's Steliteutics," Savile, Sir Henry a most learned man
Born: Scarron, Paul an eminent burlesque French writer
Born: Solis, Antonio De an ingenious Spanish writer
"Doctrine and use of Repentance," Stock, Richard an eminent puritan divine
Born: Teniers, David son of the preceding
Born: Tertre, John Baptist Du a French Dominican
Born: Vandervelde
Died: Vanni, Francis an eminent painter
"On Daniel," Willet, Andrew a learned divine (1562–1621)
"Translation of a part of the New Testament," Abbot, George archbishop of Canterbury (?–1633)
"The true ancient Roman Catholic; being an apology against Dr. Bishop's reproof of the defence of the reformed Catholic," Abbot, Robert eldest brother to the archbishop
"Lives of the Saints of Bamberg," Adelbold bishop of Utrecht
Born: Allein, Richard the son of a clergyman of the same name
"De auxiliis divinae gratioe," Alvarez, Diego a Spanish dominican
"Œuvres mélées," Amyot, James bishop of Auxerre and grand almoner of France
"Imagines doctorum virorum e variis gentibus, elogiis brevibus illustratae," Andreas, Valerius a biographer
"L'Alterazza di Narciso," Andreini, Francis of Pistoia
"Arte di predicar bene," Aresi, Paul of Milan
"Riposte alle considerazion di Alessandro Tassoni, sopra le rime del Petrarca," Aromatari, Joseph a learned Italian physician
"Avvertimenti di Cres. Pepe a Guiseppe degli Aromatari, &c." Aromatari, Joseph a learned Italian physician
"Notae in Paratitla Wesembecii super Pandectas," Bachovius, Reiner a very able lawyer of the seventeenth century
Born: Balen, Hendrick Van an artist
"Dictionario Lusitanico- Latino," Barbosa, Augustin bishop of Ugento
"Problematum philosophicorum et medicorum miscellaneae observationes," Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
"Anatomicac institutiones," Bartholine, Caspar an eminent physician
"Janua Linguarum, seu modus maxime accommodatus, quo patent aditus ad omnes linguas intelligendas," Bathe, William an Irish Jesuit
Died: Bersmann, Gregory a native of Germany
Died: Bertaut, John first chaplain to queen Catherine de Medicis
Died: Beumler, Mark a learned minister of the reformed church
Died: Blagrave, John an eminent mathematician
Born: Boecler, John Henry an eminent German critic and historian
"A Discourse on Happiness." Bolton, Robert an eminent puritan divine
"Gesta Dei per Francos;" Bongars, James an able classical scholar and negociator
"Golden Fleece, with other poems," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"Smetii Miscellanea," Brucæus, Henry son of Gerard
Died: Buckland, Ralph a popish divine of some note^ was born at West Harptre
"The Corner Stone, or a form of teaching Jesus Christ out of the Scriptures," Bunney, Edmund descended from an ancient family in Yorkshire
Born: Cartwright, William an English poet of the seventeenth century
"Ad Frontonem Ducseum Epistola, de Apologia, Jesuitarum nomine, Parisiis edita," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"The Conspiracy and Tragedy of Charles, duke of Biron, marshal of France," Chapman, George a dramatic poet
"Antiquitez et Recherches des Villes et Chateaux de France," Chesne, Andrew Du an eminent historian
"Singulares ex curationibus et cadaverum sectionibus observationes," Chifflet, John James a physician and politician
"De Tribus Rheni alveis et ostiis," Cluverius, Philip a celebrated geographer
Born: Cointe, Charles Le a French historian
"Poemata varia Latina," Coryate, George a Latin poet of some note in his day
"Philotas," Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
"Musa," Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
"Epistle of Octavia to M. Antoiiius," Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
Born: Dechales, Claudius Francis Millet an excellent mathematician
"Vita St. Stanislai episcopi et martyns," Dlugoss, John Longinus a Polish historian
"Defence of the same Sermon against a nameless author," Downham, George bishop of Derry in Ireland
Born: Durham, William an English divine
"Curse Posteriores," Ecluse, Charles in Latin Clusius
Died: Estoile, Peter De L' was grand-auditor of the chancery of Paris
"Jacobus Eyndius de pace a Batavis anno 1609 oblata," Eyndius Of Helmstede, James a Dutch Latin poet and historian
Born: Fairfax, Thomas, Lord a very active man in the parliaments service during the civil wars
"Theoremata Medica et Philosophica," Ferdinandi, Epiphanius a physician of Messagna
"A Justification and Exposition of the sacrifice of the Mass," Fitzsimons, Hbnry a celebrated Jesuit
Born: Freher, Paul author of the very useful "Theatrum Virorum eruditione singulari clarorum
Born: Fresnoy, Charles Alphonsus Du a celebrated French poet and painter
"Elegiarum de funesta morte Henrici magni liber singularis," Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
"Monarcbia Sancti Romani Imperii*" Goldast, Melchior Haiminsfeld a laborious writer in civil law and history
"Antiquitates Gaudenses," Gramaye, John Baptist an eminent antiquary
Died: Gratiani, Antonio Maria a learned bishop of Amelia
Born: Halle, Peter professor of canon law in the university of Paris
Born: Hanneman, John an historical and portrait painter
Born: Harrington, James an eminent political writer
Born: Henao, Gariel De a voluminous Spanish author
Born: Hevelius, John a celebrated astronomer and mathematician
Born: Hobbima, Minderhout a very eminent painter
"Apologia pro B. Luthero contra Lampadium," Hoe, Matthias De Hoenegg of a noble family at Vienna
Died: Hoffman, Daniel a Lutheran minister
"Declaration and opening of certain points, with a sound confirmation of some others, in a treatise entitled * The divine beginning,' &c." Jacob, Henry the founder of the first independent or congregational church in England
"A Treatise of the Corruption of Scriptures, Councils, and Fathers, &c." James, Thomas a learned English critic and divine
"Crudities," Jones, Inigo a celebrated English architect
"Cataline," Jonson, Benjamin for so he
Born: Killigrew, Thomas brother of the former
"Astronomia Danica," Longomontanus, Christian an eminent astronomer
"Critical Remarks" Mariana, John a Spanish historian
"The History of the deplorable Death of Henry the Great," Matthieu, Peter a French historian
Born: Meibomius, Marcus a very learned man
Died: Mulcaster, Richard an eminent school -master
Born: Nicole, Claude cousin-german of the preceding
"Paraphrasis in Canticum Canticorum," Osorio, Jehome nephew to the preceding
"Processus juris joco-serii," Palladino, James known also by the name of James de Teramo
"Oratio de laudibus Henrici magni," Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
Died: Possevin, Antony a learned Jesuit
"Scholia in arithmeticam Gemmae Frisii," Resenjus, John Paul a learned Danish divine
Died: Ribadeneira, Peter a celebrated Spanish Jesuit
"Letters," Salisbury, John Of one of the greatest ornaments of the twelfth century
"Commentaries on several Books of the Bible," Serarius, Nicholas a learned Jesuit and commentator on the Scriptures
"Corpus omnium veterum Poetarum Romanorum," Terentianus, Maurus was a Latin poet and grammarian
Born: Testa, Pietro an Italian painter and engraver
Born: Tour, Henry De La -viscount de Turenne
"Singulare Certamen cum Martino Becano Jesuita," Tucker, William a learned divine of the sixteenth century
"Apographum-Monumentorum Heidelbergensium," Adam, Melchior a very useful biographer
"Lou Catounet Gascoun," Ader, William a physician of Toulouse
"Latin Poems" Albinus, Peter a historian and poet
Died: Alexander, William a poet and statesman of Scotland
"Julius Caesar." Alexander, William a poet and statesman of Scotland
"Dissertatio de Rhapontico," Alpini, Prospero a celebrated physician and botanist
Died: Alting, Henry an eminent German divine
Died: Ampsingius, John Assuerus a native of the province of Over-yssel
"Supplementum Apollonii Redivivi, &c." Anderson, Alexander an eminent mathematician
"De Christiani Cosmoxeni genitura judicium," Andreas, John Valentine grandson
"Ragionamenti fantastici posti in forma di dialoghi rappresentativi," Andreini, Francis of Pistoia
Born: Anguier, Francis And Michael the sons of a mechanic in the town of Eu in Normandy
Born: Arnauld, Anthony doctor of the Sorbonne
"De Auctoritate Principum in Populum semper inviolabili," Arnisæus, Henningus a German medical and political writer
"De subjectione et exemptione Clericorum," Arnisæus, Henningus a German medical and political writer
Born: Ashwell, George rector of Hanwell
"Examen rationalium Antonii Fabri," Bachovius, Reiner a very able lawyer of the seventeenth century
Died: Baroccio, Frederic an eminent Italian artist
"Amabiiium Anacreonte decantati," Barthius, Caspar a very learned and voluminous writer
Born: Barwick, John an eminent English divine
"Treatise on the Church," Basnage, Benjamin the first of a family of French Calvinists
"Governo della Cavalleria leggiera," Basta, George an able military commander
"Mask of the Inner Temple and Gray's-inn," Beaumont, Francis third son of Francis
Born: Benserade, Isaac De a French poet and wit of the seventeenth century
Died: Beroalde De Verville, Francis son to the preceding
"Itagguagli di Parnaso, centuria prima," Boccalini, Trajan a satirical wit
"Aurora, or the rising of the sun," Bœhmen, Jacob a noted visionary
Died: Bond, John a celebrated commentator and grammarian
Died: Bongars, James an able classical scholar and negociator
Born: Boxhorn, Mark Zuerius an eminent philologer
"Elogia Ciceroniana llomanoruni domi militiaque illustrium," Brandt, John a learned philologer
Born: Brooksbank, Joseph born in 1612
"Antiquitates Fuldenses," Brower, Christopher a learned Jesuit
"Rilucera," Burton, William author of the "History of Leicestershire
Born: Butler, Samuel a poet of a very singular cast
Born: Calovius, Abraham a celebrated Lutheran divine
Born: Calprenede, Walter De Costes a French dramatic and romance writer
Born: Cantarini, Simone a painter and engraver
"Epistola ad Georgium Michaelem Lingelshemium de quodam libello Sciopii," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"Epistola ad Cardinalem Perronium," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
Died: Clavius, Chuistopher a German Jesuit
Died: Cooper, Samuel an eminent English painter
"Coryate's Crambe, or his Colwort twice sodden, and now served in with other Macaronic dishes, as the second course of his Crudities," Coryate, Thomas the eccentric son of the preceding
"Muse's Sacrifice, or Divine Meditations," Davis, John of Hereford
Born: Daumius, Christian an eminent classical and philological scholar
Born: Dieteric, John Conrad the son of John Conrad
Born: Digby, Lord George an English nobleman of great parts
"Pleadings" Expilli, Claude president of the parliament of Grenoble
"Notse ad Juveualis et Persu Satyras," Farnabie, Thomas a learned grammarian
"De vita proroganda, seu juventute conservanda et senectute retardanda," Ferdinandi, Epiphanius a physician of Messagna
"A Defence of the preceding against Wooton and White," Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
"A Challenge to Protestants; to shew the succession of their pastors, from Christ down," Fisher, John an English Jesuit of the seventeenth century
"Answer to William Crashaw," Floyd, John an English Jesuit
"De la.Resemblance de la lumiere du Soleil & de la Justice," Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
"Petri Hardovilierii Actiopro Academia Parisiensi adversus Presbyteros & Scholasticos Collegii Claromontanii habita in Senatu Parisiensi. ann. 1611," Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
Born: Garnier, John a Jesuit
"Anti Socinus," Gentillet, Innocent a Protestant lawyer
Died: Gerlach, Stephen a Lutheran divine
"Antithesis ad clariss. viri Marquardi Freheri assertionem de Palatino electoratu," Gewold, Christopher a learned historian and lawyer of the sixteenth century
"Madrigals of five parts for voices and viols," Gibbons, Orlando an eminent composer of church music in the reign of James I. was born in 1583
"F. Riberee Comment, in duodecirn prophetas minores," Gibbons, Richard a learned English Jesuit
"Rei Accipitrariae Auctores," Gilles, Peter a distinguished scholar and traveller
"De vetere Jure Pontificio urbis Romae," Gouthier, James in Latin GuTheriusi
Born: Hall, George son of the preceding
Died: Harrington, Sir John an ingenious English poet
"Epicedium Cantabrigiense," Herbert, George an eminent and exemplary divine
"Le contr' Assassin, ou reponse a TApologie des Jesuites," Home, David was a protestant minister of a distinguished family in Scotland
"Answer to the Supplication that Mr. Travers made to the Council," Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
"A learned discourse of Justification, Works, and how the foundation of Faith is overthrown, on Habak. i. 4." Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
"A learned Sermon on the nature of Pride, on Habak, ii. 4." Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
"A Remedy against Sorrow and Fear, delivered in a funeral sermon on John xiv. 27." Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
"A learned and comfortable Sermon of the certainty and perpetuity of Faith in the elect; especially of the prophet Habakkuk's faith," Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
"The Jesuits' Downfall threatened for their wicked lives, accursed manners, heretical doctrine, and more than Machiavelian policy," James, Thomas a learned English critic and divine
Born: Jenkin, William an eminent nonconformist divine
Died: Jones, Inigo a celebrated English architect
Born: Killigrew, Henry brother of the former
Born: Launay, Francis De an able French lawyer
"The Mouth of the Lion," Leo Of Modena whose proper name was R
Born: Lockyer, Nicholas a non-conformist divine
Born: Lowe, Peter a surgeon of the sixteenth century
"A Discourse on the whole Art of Chirurgery," Lowe, Peter a surgeon of the sixteenth century
Born: Lubienietski, Stanislaus in Latin Lubieniecius
Born: Lupus, Christian a learned Roman catholic writer
Born: Maracci, Louis a learned author
"Youth's Instruction," Martyn, William recorder of Exeter
Died: Meteren, Emanuel De a protestant historian
"Sicilia descrittacon Medaglie," Paruta, Philip a learned antiquary
"Minerva Britannica" Peacham, Henry a writer of considerable note inhis day
"Minerva Britannica, or a garden of Heroical Devises," Peacham, Henry a writer of considerable note inhis day
Born: Pearson, John a very learned English bishop
"Synesii Opera," Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
Born: Pinsson, Francis a learned jurist
"Trigonometry," Pitiscus, Samuel a very learned scholar and editor
Died: Ralegh, Sir Walter or'Rawlegh
"Institutiones geometricae," Resenjus, John Paul a learned Danish divine
"Sermonesquatuor, ad crucem Londinensem," Richard archbishop of Armagh in the fourteenth century
"Commentaria in Artem Medicinalem Galeni," Sanctorius an ingenious physician
"Duello, or single combat;" Selden, John one of the most learned men of the seventeenth century
"A Map of Virginia, with a description of the country, the commodities, people, government, and religion," Smith, John commonly called Capt
"Vis naturae, et Virtus Vitae explicata, ad universum doctrine ordinem constituendum," Sparke, Thomas a puritan divine of considerable note
"Commentarius in Plautum, Francof. 1605;" Taubman, Frederic an eminent German critic
Born: Vane, Sir Henry eldest son of the preceding
"Batavorum cum Romanis bellum, &c." Venius, Otho, a Dutch painter of great eminence
"A brief exposition of the principles of the Christian religion," Webbe, George a pious prelate
Died: White, Richard an English historian (1540–?)
"Tractatus de Salomonis nuptiis, vel Epithalamium in nuptiis inter Comit. Palatinum et Elizabethan! Jacobi regis filiam unicam," Willet, Andrew a learned divine (1562–1621)
Born: Womock, Lawrence an English prelate
"Dictionarium poedcum et epitheta veterum poetarum," Zanchius, Basil one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
"Antilogia; adversus apologiam Andreae Eudaemon-Johannis, Jesuitse, pro Henrico Garnetto Jesuita proditore;" Abbot, Robert eldest brother to the archbishop
Died: Alcazar Alçazar
"Fantastica Visione di Parri da Pozzolatico," Allegri, Alexander an Italian satirical and burlesque poet
"Disceptatio scholastica inter Nic. Grevinchovium and Gul. Anaesium," Ames, William a divine in the reigns of king James and Charles I. and famous for his casuistical and controversial writings (1576–1633)
"Impresse sacre con triplicati discorsi illustrate ed arrichite," Aresi, Paul of Milan
Died: Argensola the name of two Spanish poets
"Dialoghi di Falcidio Melampodio in riposta agli avvertimenti date sotto nome di Cres. Pepe, &c." Aromatari, Joseph a learned Italian physician
Born: Artois, Jean Van an eminent landscape painter
"Theatrum Chemicum," Augurello, John Aurelio an Italian
Born: Bamboccio an eminent Butch
"Sumina trium sententiarum de Praedestinatione," Baro, Peter a learned divine
Born: Barrow, Isaac bishop of St.Asaph in the reign of Charles II. was the son of Isaac Barrow of Spiney Abbey irt Cambridgeshire
Born: Bartolocci, Julius a Cistercian monk
Died: Baudius, Dominic professor of history in the university of Leyden
Died: Bauhin, John his eldest son
"The Sick man's salve, or directions in sickness, and how to dye," Beacon, Thomas one of the English reformers
Born: Beling, Richard was born in 1613
Born: Bendlowes, Edward a poet of considerable note in his day
"A commentary or exposition upon the first chapter of Amos, delivered in twenty-one sermons in the parish-church of Meysey-Hampton in the diocese of Gloucester," Benefield, Sebastian an eminent divine of the seventeenth century
"Hortus Eystettensis," Besler, Basil a botanist
"Promptuaarium morale super evangelia communia, et particularia qusedam festorum totius anni," Beyerlinck, Laurence a voluminous author
"Centuria secxinda," Boccalini, Trajan a satirical wit
"Touchstone for a Christian," Broad, Thomas son of the rev. W
"Consensus Ecclesiae Catholicse contra Tridentinos, de Scripturis, Ecclesia, fide, & gratia," Carleton, George a learned bishop in the seventeenth century
Died: Casel, John a German divine
"Novels" Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel De the author of Don Quixote
Born: Charleval, Charles was born in 1613
Born: Chauveau, Francis a painter
Born: Chevreau, Urban was born at Loudun
Born: Cleveland a noted loyalist and popular poet in the reign of Charles I. was the eldest son of the rev
Died: Coke, Sir Edward lord chief-justice of England
"History of England," Daniel, Samuel an English poet and historian
"The Muse's Tears for the loss of their hope, the heroic and never too much praised Henry, prince of Wales," Davis, John of Hereford
Born: Douw, Gerhard an eminent artist
Died: Eremita, Daniel a native of Antwerp
"Annotationes ad lexicon Arabicum Francisci llaphelengii," Erpenius, Thomas or
"Grammatica Arabica," Erpenius, Thomas or
Died: Estius, William an eminent Dutch divine of the popish persuasion
Born: Evremond, Charles De St. a writer
Born: Fabricius, Vincent a man eminent for wit and learning
"Notae ad Seneca? Tragcedias," Farnabie, Thomas a learned grammarian
"De Antiquo Ecclesiasticarum Epistolarum Genere, libri tres," Ferrari, Francis Bernardine of the same family with the former
"Nomotechnia, ou description del Commun Leys d'Angleterre, &c." Finch, Henry of the family of the lord keeper
"A treatise of Purgatory, in answer to sir Edward Hobby," Floyd, John an English Jesuit
"Commentary upon the Revelations," Forbes, Patrick an eminent Scotsman
"A bad beginning makes a good ending," Ford, John an early English dramatic author
Born: Gilbert, William a nonconformist divine of very considerable abilities
Born: Gronovius, John Frederic an eminent civilian
Died: Grotius, Hugo one of the most eminent names in literary history
Born: Gunning, Peter bishop of Ely
"Pilgrimage," Hakluyt, Richard an eminent naval historian
Died: Harmar, John a learned Greek scholar and teacher
Born: Helst, Bartholomew Vander a Dutch artist
Born: Highmore, Nathaniel a physician and anatomist
"Two Sermons upon part of Jude's Epistles," Hooker, Richard an eminent English divine
Born: Leighton, Robert sometime bishop of Dunblane
Born: Lilburne, John a remarkable English enthusiast
"Explicatio & additamentum argumentorum in, libello emendationis temporum compendio facta de nativitate Christi, &, ministeni in terris," Lydiat, Thomas an eminent English scholar
Born: Maistre, Louis Isaac Le more known under the name of Sacy
"The English Husbandman, in two parts," Markham, Gervase an English author
"Vindication of the Church of England concerning the consecration and ordination of Priests and Deacons, in five books," Mason, Francis an English divine
Born: Menage, Giles called
Born: Murillio, Don Bartolome Estivan one of the most pleasing painters Spain ever produced
Born: Niceron, John Francis an able mathematician
"The Three Sisters' Tears, shed at the late solernne Funerals of the royal Henry, prince of Wales," Nichols, Richard whom Mr
Born: Nicon an eminent Russian prelate (1613–1681)
Born: Nostre, Andrew Le comptroller of the royal edifices of France
"The period of Mourning, in memory of the late prince. Together with Nuptial Hymnes in honour of this happy marriage betweene Frederick count Palatine and Elizabeth daughter of our Sovereigne," Peacham, Henry a writer of considerable note inhis day
Born: Perrault, Claude an eminent French architect
"Julian! imperatoris orationes tres panrgyricaD," Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
"Themistii Orationes septemdecim. Gr. Lat." Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
Born: Playford, Joitn a man distinguished in the musical world
"The Baronet's Burial," Potter, Barnabas a pious prelate of the church of England (1579–1642)
"Arabic Lexicon," Raphelengius, Francis a learned writer of the 16th century
Born: Ravis, Christian a learned orientalist
Died: Regnier, Mathurin a satirical French poet
Born: Retz, John Francis Paul De Gondi ar celebrated cardinal
"Gigantomachie," Riolan, John son of the preceding
Died: Rittershusius, Conradus a learned civilian and philologer of Germany
Born: Rochefoucault, Francis, Duke Of prince of Marsillac
Died: Saravia, Hadrian A of Spanish extraction
"St. Chrysostom's Works" Savile, Sir Henry a most learned man
"Xenophon's Institution of Cyrus," Savile, Sir Henry a most learned man
Born: Sherlock, Richard was born in 1613
Born: Siri, Victor an Italian annalist
Died: Snell, Rodolph a Dutch philosopher
"Monumenta Sepulchralia Brabantise," Swert, Francis a Flemish historian and antiquary
"La Tenda rossa, risposta di Girolamo Nomisenti (Alessandro Tassoni) ai dialoghi de Falcidio Melampodio," Tassoni, Alessandro an Italian poet of great fame
Born: Taylor, Jeremy a very learned and celebrated prelate
Born: Thomas, William bishop of Worcester
"Bodleiomnema," Turner, Peter son to the preceding Dr
Died: Twyne, John one of a family of Oxford antiquaries
"Azoth, sive Aureliae philosophorum," Valentine, Basil is the name
"Epistola de Gaspare Scioppio," Wotton, Sir Henry an Englishman
"The Dove, or certain passages of Cosmography," Zouch, Richard an eminent civilian
"Trattato del modi di ridurre a pace l'inimicitie private," Albergati, Fabio a native of Bologna
"Varias antiguedades de Espana Africa y otras provincias," Alderete, Joseph And Bernard two brothers
"De initiis ac progressu Collegii Trilinguis Buslidiani, deque vita et scriptis professorum ejusdem collegii," Andreas, Valerius a biographer
Born: Annesley, Arthur earl of Anglesey
"Clavis majoris sapientiae," Artephius a hermetic philosopher
"La Segunda Parte del Ingenioso Hidalgo D. Quixote de la Mancha," Avellaneda, Alphonsus Fernandes De a Spanish writer
"Theatrum Artis Scribendi," Bales, Peter the most famous master in the art of penmanship
"J. Barclaii Pietas, sive, publics pro regibus ac principibus, et privates pro Gulielmo Earclaio parente vindici*, adversus Roberti Bellarmini tractatum, de Potestate summi Pontificis ia rebus temporal!bus," Barclay, John son of the preceding
"Exercitationes contra Baronium," Baronius, Cæsar an eminent ecclesiastical writer
Died: Bathe, William an Irish Jesuit
"Illust. Holland, et Westfrisiæ ordinum Alma Academia. Leidensis," Baudot De Juilli, Nicholas born at Vendôme in 1678
"Eight sermons publicly preached in the university of Oxford, the second at St. Peter's in the East, the rest at St. Mary's church. Began Dec. 14, 1595," Benefield, Sebastian an eminent divine of the seventeenth century
"Discours surl'etatdes Finances," Bernard, Charles king's counsellor
"Rubenus hilarotragoedia satyra pastoralis," Bettini, Mario a learned Italian Jesuit
"Auli Persii Flacci Satyrae sex, cum posthumis commentariis Johannis Bond," Bond, John a celebrated commentator and grammarian
Died: Bonnefons, John a Latin poet
Died: Bourdeilles, Peter De of which he was abbot
"An elegy upon his exile," Brahe, Tycho a very celebrated astronomer
"The Poet's Willow, or the passionate shepherd," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"The Prodigal's Tears, or his farewell to vanity," Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"The Scholar's Medley, or an intermixt discourse upon historical and poetical relations, &c." Brathwaite, Richard whom Warton calls one of the minor pastoral poets of the reign of James I. was the second son of Thomas Brathwaite
"De ponderibus et pretiis veterum nummorum, eorumque cum recentioribus collatione," Brerewood, Edward a learned mathematician and antiquary
"Enquiries touching the diversity of Languages and Religion, through the chief parts of the world," Brerewood, Edward a learned mathematician and antiquary
"Elementa Logicae in gratiam studiosae juventutis in acad. Oxon." Brerewood, Edward a learned mathematician and antiquary
Died: Breulius, James a French antiquary
"Supplementum antiquitatum Parisiensium," Breulius, James a French antiquary
"A Discourse for Parents' Honour and Authority over their Children," Budden, John a civilian of Oxford
Born: Carrenno De Miranda, Don Juan an eminent Spanish painter
"Ad Isaacum Casaubonum Paraenesis," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"De Rebus sacris & Ecclesiasticis Exercitationes xvi. Ad Cardinalis Baronii Prolegomena in Annales, & primam eorum partem, de Domini nostri Jesu Christi Nativitate, Vita, Passione, Assumtione," Casaubon, Isaac a very learned critic
"Histoire d'Angleterre," Chesne, Andrew Du an eminent historian
Died: Comenius, John Amos a celebrated grammarian and protestant divine
Born: Dod, John usually styled the Decalogist
"Chronicon" Dousa, Janus a very learned man
"De Suprema Romani Pontificis in Ecclesiam potestate," Duval, Andrew a celebrated doctor of the Sorbonne
Died: Edmondes, Sir Thomas knt. memorable for his embassies at several courts
Born: Eryceira, Ferdinand De Meneses, Count D' a Portuguese writer
"Orationes Theologies," Estius, William an eminent Dutch divine of the popish persuasion
Died: Eyndius Of Helmstede, James a Dutch Latin poet and historian
"De Musculi Artificio, et Osium Articulationibus," Fabricius, Jerome more generally known by the name of Hieronymus Fabricius Ab Aquapendente
Born: Ferrier, John a French Jesuit
"Britannomachia ministrorum in plerisque et fidei fundamentis et fidei articulis dissidentium," Fitzsimons, Hbnry a celebrated Jesuit
Born: Flameel, Bertholet a painter of historical subjects
Died: Freher, Marquard a German
Born: Fronteau, John canon regular of the congregation of St
"Andrew Schioppii Casparis fratris horoscopus," Garasse, Francis a French Jesuit
Born: Geier, Martin an eminent Lutheran divine
"Annals," Grotius, Hugo one of the most eminent names in literary history
"Notes upon Lucian," Grotius, Hugo one of the most eminent names in literary history
Died: Guagnini, Alexander a native of Verona
Died: Hale, Sir Matthew a most learned lawyer
"A Chronology," Haræus, Francis a learned Dutch catholic divine
Died: Hopton, Arthur an English mathematician
"Bartholomew- Fair," Jonson, Benjamin for so he
"Kurzer Bericht von der Didactica oder Lehrkunst Wolfgangi Ratichii, durch Christoph. Helvicum und Joach. Jungium," Jungius, Joachim an eminent mathematician
"The Life and Death of Hector," Lydgate, John an ancient English poet
"Jo. Galii jurisconsult! notationes in Historiam Thuani," Machault, John De a Jesuit
Born: Merret, Christopher a physician and naturalist
Born: More, Dr. Henry an eminent English divine and philosopher
Died: Moryson, Fines a native of Lincolnshire
"Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio," Napier, John baron of Merchiston in Scotland
"The Furies, with Vertue's encomium, &c. in two books of epigrammes, satirical and encomiastic," Nichols, Richard whom Mr
"Lexicon Plautinum," Pareus, John Philip son of the preceding
"A most true relation of the affairs of Cleve and Gulick," Peacham, Henry a writer of considerable note inhis day
"Tragce iia, Carthaginienses," Petau, Denis was born at Orleans Aug. 21
Died: Plater, Felix an eminent physician
"Observationum Medicinalium Libri tres," Plater, Felix an eminent physician
"Castigatio cujusdam Circulatoris, qui R. P. Andream EudsBmon-Johannem Cydonium soc. Jesu seipsum nuncupat, opposita ipsius calumniis, in Epistola Isaaci Casauboni ad Frontonem Ducaeum," Prideaux, John a learned English bishop
"The History of the World;" Ralegh, Sir Walter or'Rawlegh
"De sancta fide in Deum, libellus apologeticus," Resenjus, John Paul a learned Danish divine
"Osteologia ex veterum et recentiorum praeceptis descripta," Riolan, John son of the preceding
"Discours sur les Hermaphrodits, ou il est demontre*, centre l'opinion commune, qu'il n'y a point de vrais Hermaphrodits," Riolan, John son of the preceding
Born: Russel, William, Fifth Earl And First Duke Of Bedford was eldest son of Francis fourth earl of Bedford
Born: Schoockius, Martin a learned and very laborious writer
"Hebdomacla Euclmristiea," Stanyhurst, Richard an historian
"Sermon at the funeral of John lord Harrington," Stock, Richard an eminent puritan divine
"Flores Lipsiani," Swert, Francis a Flemish historian and antiquary
"Commentaries on St. John," Tolet, Francis a learned cardinal
Died: Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Died: Vander-Linden, John Antonides a learned professor of physic at Leyden
Died: Velserus, Marcus a learned civilian
Born: Wilkins, John an ingenious and learned English bishop (?–1672)
"A Commentary on the Romans," Wilson, Thomas a puritan divine
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Teen Suicide – Causes, Warning Signs and Prevention
Listen to the recent interview with Dr. Galina Olivera-Celdran on the topic of teen suicide. Galina serves as an Executive Director and Therapist at Agape Christian Counseling. In her interview for BBN radio, she answered questions about the possible reasons for rising rates for teen suicides, warning signs, prevention strategies and tips for parents on how to talk to their teens and help them develop resiliency.
If you feel you or someone you know needs help in this area, while we are not a crisis hotline, our caring staff of therapists are available to walk with you or your family member.
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I get this error when going to the customizer of some of my websites:
"Non-existent changeset UUID."
This error on the customizer only shows up on subdomains that have been mapped. It does not effect the front of the site or any other part of the site. I just cannot use the customizer for any of my mapped subdomains.
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Ethics Content Enrichment Programme 2019
Synergy by MK Mohanty introduces its Content Enrichment Programme 2019. It will commence from 27 June 2019. The introductory session is free for all.
The main features of this programme are:
- It is a 50 days programme focussing on case studies, most probably questions, etc;
- 125 case studies on different topics will be discussed in these classes;
- 100 probable questions for 2019 will also be discussed.
- 6 tests – four sectional and two comprehensive;
- Most importantly, in all this, there will be a discussion on important topics, specifically from the pattern of questions coming in UPSC Mains.


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With Tara Rodgers
Whether working with a minimal setup or in an elaborate studio, all electronic music makers face the same issues: making creative choices from the materials at hand, negotiating the designs of instruments, and improvising across differences of human and machine-based communications. One way to drive creative inspiration in music-making is to de-familiarize the instruments and tools that are most familiar to us. Focusing on common practices as well as defamiliarization tactics, the goals for this workshop are deceptively simple: to share knowledge and learn new things about music technologies from each other.
The session will begin with an artist talk that includes examples of music made with the programming language SuperCollider and various combinations of analog instruments and digital recording environments. We will then focus on exercises and discussions to draw out individual insights and collectively produced knowledge about working creatively with electronic music technologies.
This workshop is best suited to musicians and sound artists who are open to critical discussion of technologies, creative process and their own habits and methods. We will work to make a welcoming atmosphere in which divergent approaches are embraced and technical information is clear and accessible to everyone.
Electronic music makers of any skill level are welcome.
Due to the small group format of these events, workshops will require pre-registration. Registrations will take place in October 2016. Each Loop ticket holder will be able to register for one workshop.


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Seger Bonifant is playing professional basketball n Europe one country at a time.
Slan Sports Management has announced that the former Hiland Hawk and West Liberty standout has signed a one-year contract with Ehingen Urspring of Germany's Pro A league.
Bonifant, a 6-foot-7 forward, recently finished his first professional season with Club Baloncesto Clavijo of the Spanish LEB Gold League.
Bonifant is thankful for the opportunity in Ehingen and is ready to be a key contributor this season.
"I am very excited to play for Ehingen and I am ready to show them what I can do," said Bonifant. "I look forward to meeting the coaches and my teammates, and getting the season underway."
Ehingen is a city of approximately 25,000 located in southern Germany on the banks of the Danube River. After struggling to a 10-21 mark in the highly-competitive Pro-A League last season, head coach Domenik Reinboth was determined to bolster his roster over the off-season.
"I watched him for a long time and am glad he decided to join our team," said Reinboth. "He is a very versatile player with a good shot and is hard to stop on defense. I hope we can bring him to the next level in his career."
Bonifant is the second American sharpshooter signed by Reinboth. He joins DaVonte Lacy, a former All-Pac 12 guard who broke all of Klay Thompson's 3-point records at Washington State, as another long-range weapon on what figures to be a high-powered offense. The 6-4 Lacy played in Austria last year.
In 32 games, Bonifant averaged 9.2 points and 2.0 rebounds per game for Club Baloncesto Clavijo. He shot 50 percent from two-point range and ranked seventh in the league in 3-point shooting for all players with at least 20 games played at 45.3 percent. Of all forwards in the league, Bonifant was the fourth-most accurate from three-point range.
Bonifant attended Hiland High School prior to starting his collegiate career at West Liberty University in the Mountain East Conference of NCAA Division II. There, he became the NCAA's all-time leader in three-point percentage across all divisions, with a career mark of 53.1 percent.
In his junior year, Bonifant emerged as one of the top scorers in NCAA II basketball, averaging 22.8 points per game. He shot an NCAA II record 52.2 percent from three-point range that season, and won the Atlantic Region and MEC Player of the Year awards. Bonifant was also named to the Daktronics NCAA Division II All-America First Team and to the National Association of Basketball Coaches NCAA Division II All-America Team.
In his senior season, Bonifant ranked third in Division II and first in the MEC in scoring with 25.5 points per game. He led West Liberty to the Final Four of the NCAA Division II Tournament and was named to the All-Tournament Team. Bonifant capped off his final collegiate season with his second consecutive Basketball Times National Player of the Year award. He was also named to the NABC NCAA Division II All-America Team for the second consecutive year, and was the Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Atlantic Region Player of the Year.
He finished his collegiate career as West Liberty's all-time leading scorer with 2,289 career points, and all-time leader in 3-pointers made with 373.
Ehingen tips off its exhibition season in September with the regular season beginning on Sept. 24. The 30-game regular-season slate runs through March with playoffs getting under way in April.


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Equal Exchange
Equal Exchange began changing the way the world trades way back in 1979, pushing for changes to create Fair Trade and organic production methods and doing everything they can to ensure a fair deal for farmers and the environment.
The trade movement they set out to achieve is all about creating a set of conditions in which producers of all products can earn their fair share of the rewards. All in an environmentally sustainable & ecologically sensitive way.
By doing so, smaller retailers and suppliers can also be on a level playing field to the mega global producers.
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You know how these conventional art frames are so clichéd nowadays. Their colours and designs do not flair up as much as to truly represent your choice of an artsy background
From setting the aesthetic of a room to showcasing your own personal taste, our wall frames offer a way to incorporate your taste into your home decor. Hang it solo, pair it up or create an entire gallery wall to a make a big, bold statement in your home. Art printed on the wood frame in a satin finish, this framed print will instantly make any wall shine. As an added bonus, you can get a picture of your choice customized on the poster frame.
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I ran across this insightful comment to this post: http://theenergycollective.com/robertwilson190/257481/why-power-density-matters#comment-80591 The comment is by: Robert Mitchell The comment goes into great detail about the costs of insuring nuclear power plants that are left up to the taxpayer rather than, … Continue reading
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100% Renewables by 2050 or Sooner!
100×50 or sooner! I would like to see 100% renewables in the US by NO LATER than 2050. Sooner is better for sure. 100% renewables in the US will create the technology scale such that renewable energy will move worldwide … Continue reading
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These 31 inventions are likely brand new to you. Most of these are genius, some will just make you laugh, hopefully none make you cry.
But as for the brilliant ones, you seriously might want to hide your credit card before looking at all of these.
1.) So simple. I need this.
2.) Now toast will never be burnt.
3.) That's how you lock a USB drive.
4.) The tie flask.
I guess you could fill it with juice or something?
5.) Keep those stains off the carpet.
6.) This is how you prevent people from breaking their toes in the middle of the night.
7.) This would make my life so much more sanitary.
8.) Corner frames.
9.) Pizza scissors!
10.) Taking your goldfish for a walk.
11.) The pillow for blocking out light and sound anywhere.
12.) Creates a bird feeder out of your bread crumbs.
13.) Anti-sandwich theft device.
14.) Ahh! Goodbye extension cords.
15.) Who even buys batteries any more?
My local coffee shop could use a few of these.
17.) A sprayers the goes right into the fruit.
18.) Piano doorbell.
19.) Perfect.
20.) Never miss any of the ocean's beauty.
21.) Answer your smart phone without it ever leaving your pocket.
22.) Who wouldn't want one of these?
23.) The baby carriage, scooter hybrid.
It just looks dangerous.
24.) The easiest way to grill.
25.) Great for those summer BBQs.
26.) Solar powered smart phone charging.
27.) Don't get your fingers wet.
28.) Hehehe. Cute and useful.
28.) Hold on tight!
30.) Handy on those partly cloudy days.
31.) Greatest pen ever.
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Cara Print 4.0 is a new 3D printer that produces monochrome dental appliances, layer by layer, using a high-quality
photopolymer. The printer delivers precise restorations fast, with most results printed in less than an hour. It results in smoother, more homogeneous surfaces than other competing 3D printers. The remarkable precision for each material allows dental technicians to position restorations in almost any direction while always achieving the perfect fit.
NOTE: This application provides you with the ability to send a message via electronic mail to a contact person at the requested pickup location. You agree to use this message service solely to communicate information related to the shipment and to transmit only lawful messages that do not include lewd, offensive or illegal content. In no event shall UPS be liable for the content of the message or any failure or delay in the transmission or receipt of the message.


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When President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act almost 50 years ago on June 10, 1963, women earned 60 cents for every dollar a white man earned. On the anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, African American women earn 62 cents for every dollar a white man earns. Latina women fare even worse earning 53 cents to what a white non-Hispanic man. The gap translates to a $19,581 per year wage loss for African American women and $24,224 for Hispanic women.
Even in comparing African American women to their male African American counterparts, they still earn less at 85 cents. Latina women earn 87 cents for every dollar earned by a Hispanic man. The wage gap is a country wide average and varies state by state. The best state is Nevada for African American women who earn there almost 90 cents of what a white man earns. And the worst state is North Dakota where they earn less than 40 cents. Likewise, Hispanic women do best in Vermont earning 97.4 cents of what a white non-Hispanic man earns. But, in the District of Columbia, Hispanic women earn less than 35 cents of what a white man earns. Bottom line is no matter which way the data is viewed, African American women and their Hispanic counter parts earn at pay rates equal to the 1960's when the Equal Pay Act was signed.
The Paycheck Fairness Act introduced into Congress and the Senate again in April, 2011, would help equalize the playing field for minority women. It would support and supplement the Equal Pay Act by adding prohibitions against retaliations by employers for employees who discuss their wages. It would further add punitive damages against employers who discriminate against women for same job, same performance, same education and same skills in a willful manner. Hitting employers and corporations in the pocketbook is the best way to punish and prevent these practices from occurring. Some employers, including some big corporations admit to recruiters that they like to hire women because they can save money on them.
The lack of pay among minority women affects not only women of color but society and the economy as a whole. Many African American women are head of their household. The disparity of lost income affects the buying power of African American households. And that loss of almost $20,000 in wages yearly could help some families from losing their homes; feed a family of four; pay for health insurance and buy necessary items for the family. There's a whole lot of buying power a family can buy with an extra almost $20,000 per year. And the resulting sales could increase the tax revenues for our states and municipalities.
If we want to fix the economy, we can look to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act. Urge your congress person or Senator to sign on and vote for the pending bills when they come up for a vote. Our economy and women need it.


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Bedridden Babu Singh Gets Help
Some help at last for Cunningham Old Road resident Babu Singh, 77, who has been bedridden for the past three years after an injury at the Shiv Temple in Rewa Street on Suva.
Mr Singh has to be locked in his house while his family members go to work.
Vigyan Sharma, who is the general secretary of the Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha, which Mr Singh claims employed him when he got injured, said he paid a visit to the elderly man's residence.
"Just to make it clear I as an individual with the help of my Nasinu branch will be providing food and assist in medical supplies for Mr Singh," he said.
"I believe that as a religious man it becomes my duty to offer assistance in any way that I can for this elderly man who worked in the temple serving the devotees.
"I have told the family that my family and I and the Nasinu branch would bring food and buy the medicine he needs."
Mr Sharma said he met the family and felt that was the least he could do. On the matter of Mr Singh's workmen's compensation, Mr Sharma said this was a matter between the Ministry of Labour and the Sanatan Dharm.
Former holders of important positions in the hierarchy of the religious organisation have stated that Mr Singh was an employee at the temple, while current president Sarju Prasad said Mr Singh did not get injured at work.
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During a recent mentoring session with a Chief Innovation Officer (CINO) of a major multi-national company, the executive expressed a private fear. He attributes his past success as "being lucky" .. "being in the right place at the right time". His fear is someone would find out that "he wasn't that good" and this his […]
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Ms. Stephenson
Welcome to Room 3! My name is Ashley Stephenson, Special Day Class Teacher. I have been working with students with special needs since 1999 and have worked with students of all ages. I love working with students with special needs and have a cousin who is on the autistic spectrum. My cousin has had a profound influence in my life and is one of my best friends. He amazes me and inspires me all of the time. I am also a graduate of San Jose State University and National University. I have my Bachelor's Degree in Psychology.
I am also a mom of a 2 year old girl who is the center of my universerse. I am also a U-jam fitness instructor and I am an avid sports fan. Go 49ers!!


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Our emphasis in this forum is on the philosophy of religion, rather than on announcing/declaring/preaching individual religions. The latter is not ruled out or frowned on unless it becomes too strident and repetitious, driving intelligent discussion out of the threads.
Everybody presumably realizes that PCF is a philosophy forum--and that informs how we talk about religion. We look for reasoned differences of opinion. Cited source texts by prominent thinkers and religious teachers will hopefully interest and stimulate discussion, but can always be questioned. You are encouraged to give quotes and source links where it will add an interesting dimension to what you have to say, but don't assume they represent some kind of ultimate authority.
One thing that comes with this being a philosophy forum is the assumption that we can talk about stuff. No unspeakable knowledge is up for discussion. No concept by its very nature inaccessible to the human mind is fit for philosophizing. What we talk about here is stuff that can be talked about, and we don't speculate about what might be outside the realm of human language and consciousness. At least I think so. Philosophy like anything else has limits.
I personally like to hear diverse sentiments and opinions and I don't think this is unusual! Maybe most of us here do (we never took a poll but it's possible.) Clashes of opinion can be eye-opening and exciting. Not to mention hilariously funny sometimes. But ultimately we should try to discuss religion philosophically. Reasoning, examining the concepts, citing sources.
I have adapted the following text (with minor changes) from earlier Religion forum guidelines. I agree with it although might not have said everything in exactly these words:
This forum is for discussion on a broad range of religious issues. The topics here do have to be related to religion, otherwise they will be moved to a more appropriate forum.
This forum will be actively moderated. If they get to be too much, in the mod's judgment, the following things are subject to deletion/warning/ban:
overly long or incoherent posts
excessively mystical assertions disrupting rational discussion
offensive or harassing posts
uncritical appeals to the authority of sacred texts such as Koran or Bible
violations of the PCF guidelines
Please try to be civil a fair amount of the time and to keep posts relevant to the topic of the thread.
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In Brief
About the Project
Each year, the Robert Bosch Stiftung issues three Film Prizes for international cooperation between young German and Arab filmmakers (members of the Arab League) to realize a joint film project. The prizes, each worth up to 60,000 euros, are awarded in the categories short animation, short fiction film, and short or feature length documentary. The Film Prize of the Robert Bosch Stiftung is a competition and yearlong training program offering tailor made workshops to young emerging talents from Germany and the Arab world. The aim is to provide first international co-producing experience and support in the film business as well as to foster the idea of intercultural exchange. Furthermore, opening the door to various film markets and festivals, they benefit from valuable platforms with the film industry, hence establish or extend their network.
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You are interested in learning more about the Film Prize? On the prize's website you can find more information on the awarded projects and how to apply.


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Today immediately when my husband came home from church, he wanted to talk. He asked, if I knew that he was angry about yesterday. I told him that I figured he was. He said he was angry that I left the house without telling him where I was going. I also told him why I was angry yesterday. He said that he didn't know because I didn't say anything. He said that he understood that I was going through a rough time, but that he wanted me to treat him with respect.
I felt like he was scolding me and felt really bad. I began to tear up, but I don't think he knew. Then, he said I could go back to what I was doing. I took a shower and cut. I just felt so bad.
So, now do I not only not want to talk about what I already wrote because I'm scared, but I don't want to tell you about how I acted...afraid you are going to take his side and I'll end up feeling worse.
I don't think I can handle trying to see you tomorrow and maybe the whole week. I just don't know. I just feel so bad
Feeling worse now that I left you the messages and that my husband just asked me if I was afraid of him because he said all afternoon it was like we were just roommates. I just told him that I wasn't feeling well.
Thinking about purchasing the watermelon flavored vodka and taking my medications. Just go to sleep forever, find somewhere to go to jump. Go into the garage tonight and leave the engine running after taking my medications with the vodka.
Again, not crying is an issue. It still is like the moment I feel a little bit of tearing up I shut it down just as I've always done since I was a baby. If I didn't that meant getting hurt. I've learned well.
Pushing everyone away when I need them the most. Part of the on-going borderline dilemma. It is terrifying to have any closeness and when it is there I don't trust it at all. But, I really want it, but don't believe it can happen or terrifies me.
Looking back, I was really scared because the suicidal thoughts seemed to be out of control some. Maybe, more than some. So hard to admit. During my overdose in school, both my mother and step-father started yelling at me and my mother became hysterical in the emergency room. My friend's mother had taken me to emergency, so they got there after I was admitted to the emergency room. The nurses had them leave the room. That was a good thing, but no one asked or maybe never noticed the lateral superficial cuts on both of my wrists.
Back then, not much was known, so I was release because my mother promised to have me see a therapist who I saw twice. He believed or want to believe me when I said I was okay. I've never really been, "okay." We never talked about it again. Well, other than my mother saying I was dramatic...I was in deep trouble!!! No one to talk to and no one that would listen and believe me.
I mention that I cut. I cut during this event because I felt really bad, needed something calming and soothing and wanted to numb out. At this point in time, cutting meant with a razor blade at least fifty each on the upper thigh each cut had to draw blood. If it did not, I had to do the cut over. Sometimes, I would alternate side, so at times, I would have up to 200 on each leg. I made sure that it was always high enough, so I could wear my shorts and skirts without it showing even when I sat down. I did stain some of my clothing, but most of the time I was careful enough. Geoffrey did not know the extent of it, but knew that I did not need medical attention.


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Sometimes as you age, you find that sex is not that important… or, at least, the hanging from the chandeliers kind isn't. *sigh* Add to the age factor that you and/or your partner may have physical limitations or be taking medication that impedes indulging as often and as fervently as you used to. *sigh*sigh* Now add your Chronic Kidney Disease to this equation. *sigh*sigh*sigh*
Does this mean you're doomed to a life of fervent hugging and kissing and no more? Not at all, my friends, not at all.
Let's take a look at what I had to say (oh, all right, write) about the glorious, yet somehow still taboo, topic of sex for CKD patients. Those of you with a print copy of What Is It and How Did I Get It? Early Stage Chronic Kidney Disease will find this begins on page 100. If you have the digital version, do a word search for 'sex.' It'll be the third finding on the search.
I haven't found too much about sex that's different from the problems of non-CKD patients although with this disease there may be a lower sex drive accompanied by a loss of libido and an inability to ejaculate. Usually, these problems start with an inability to keep an erection as long as usual. The resulting impotency has a valid physical, psychological or psycho-physical cause.
Some of the physical causes of impotence, more recently referred to as Erectile Dysfunction [E.D.] for a CKD patient could be poor blood supply since there are narrowed blood vessels all over the body. Or maybe it's leaky blood vessels. Of course, it could be a hormonal disturbance since the testicles may be producing less testosterone and the kidneys are in charge of hormones. Possibly, you're tired from CKD induced anemia. I've just mentioned a few possibilities. The silver lining is that there are almost as many treatments as there are causes.
While E.D. can be caused by renal disease, it can also be caused by diabetes and hypertension. All three are of importance to CKD patients. Sometimes, E.D. is caused by the medications for hypertension, depression and anxiety. But, E.D. can also be caused by other diseases, injuries, surgeries, prostate cancer or a host of other conditions and bodily malfunctions. Psychologically, the problem may be caused by stress, low self-esteem, even guilt to name just a few of the possible causes.
The usual remedies for E.D. can be used with CKD patients, too, but you need to make certain your urologist and your nephrologists work together, especially if your treatment involves changing medications, hormone replacement therapy or an oral medication like Viagra. There are other treatments not mentioned here….
Sometimes, the treatment is as simple as counseling and the cessation of smoking and alcohol. Hmmmm, as CKD patients, we've already been advised to stop smoking and drinking. This is another reason for male CKD patients to do so.
Women with CKD may also suffer from sexual problems, but the causes can be complicated. As with men, renal disease, diabetes and hypertension may contribute to the problem. But so can poor body image, low self-esteem, depression, stress and sexual abuse [It's become clear since the book was published in 2011 that men also may suffer from these conditions]. Any chronic disease can make a man or a woman feel less sexual.
Some remedies for women are the same as those for men. I discovered through my research that vaginal lubricants and technique, routine, and environment changes when making love, warm baths, massage, and vibrators can help. Again, there are other, more medical treatments.
Common sense tells us that sex or intimacy is not high on your list of priorities when you've just been recently diagnosed. I was obsessed with my [e.g. premature and unnecessary] revulsion of dialysis and needed to hear over and over again that it was a couple of decades too early to worry about this. I was also tired and didn't know why, just worried that I would always need an afternoon rest period.… Then I discovered that vaginal strep B can occur in women over 60 with CKD. Luckily for me, if you catch it and treat it early on, it's just an infection that you take antibiotics to kill. If you don't treat it early, you just may be looking at some serious consequences.
Since we're in the early stages of CKD, chances are the sexual problem is not physical other than being tired. I never talked to my nephrologist about sex because I felt there was no reason to, and I had a partner who was willing to work around my rest periods until I had the energy. But, I am convinced, that if I ever do feel I have reason, I would talk to him. I'm older and prefer women doctors for the most part especially when it comes to private matters but this man is the specialist who knows far more than I do about this disease I am struggling to prevent from progressing. There is a point when you realize your life is more important than not being embarrassed.
Sometimes people with chronic diseases can be so busy being the patient that they forget their partners have needs, too. And sometimes, remembering to stay close, really close as in hugging and snuggling, can be helpful. You've got to keep in mind that some CKD patients never have sexual problems, no change in frequency and depth of desire and no impairment in the act itself. This is not the time to make yourself the textbook case of the CKD patient who suffers sexually because of her disease. The best advice I received in this area was make love even if you don't want to. Magic.
I wrote that five years ago and very little has changed. You'll see that I added an update in brackets and omitted outdated information. Otherwise, my advice is the same. But keep in mind that I am not a doctor and have never claimed to be one. Speak to your nephrologist if you feel your sex life is being hampered by your CKD.
Check The Book of Blogs: Moderate Stage Chronic Kidney Disease, Parts 1 and 2 to see if they have more information about sex and our disease.
Wow! I keep the blog to about 1,000 words and I'm already over. It's just as well, we're off to find some delicious candles and add some sexy music to the iPod… just in case we're in the mood sometime soon, you understand.
Until next week,
Keep living your life!


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'Facts about Faryab situation hidden from president'
Monitoring Desk
MAIMANA: The Provincial Council (PC) in northern Faryab province has accused police and the 209th Shaheen Military Corps of providing 'wrong information' to the president regarding security situation of the province.
Last week, Governor Humayon Fowzi and 209th Shaheen Military Corps Commander Gen. Amanullah Mubin, in the presence of vice chief of army staff and other security officials, discussed security situation in Faryab through a video conference with President Ashraf Ghani.
But PC members alleged the president had been provided 'wrong information' and facts were kept hidden.
Sibghatullah Selab, deputy head of the council, told Pajhwok Afghan News that currently the government's control had reduced to the district buildings and main bazaars in 12 districts.
Highways and link roads to the district and other provinces were in Taliban's hands if the government did not pay proper attention, the situation of Kunduz and Farah could repeat in Faryab, he warned.
He alleged the governor and security bosses had provided wrong information to the president regarding the security situation of Faryab. He added the president had also thanked the local officials after hearing the overall situation in Faryab.
Syed Abdul Baqi Hashami, member of the Faryab PC, said the situation in Faryab was dangerous and militants were more active in Khawaja Sabz Posh, Sherin Tagab, Dawlatabad, Qarmaqul and Andkhoi districts.
He said the people of Faryab continued to suffer due to misleading briefing of the governor and security officials to the president.
He demanded the president remove the governor and commander of Shaheen Military Corps over sharing wrong information regarding the security situation of Faryab.
Governor Fawzi said the video conference with the president was conducted over two main issues — security and development.
About security situation, the corps commander provided information to the president and about development and governance, he briefed the president. He said if the corps commander had hidden facts from the president, it belonged to him.
He said terrorists and the enemies of Afghanistan were striving to deteriorate security situation in the province ahead of upcoming elections.
But security forces with support of the masses were fully prepared to defeat them and their nefarious designs, he said.


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Just what is Bernie saying/doing now?
I don't understand this:
This would've worked with leverage of staying in til the convention. Now it's next to nothing. And those delegates will go to Biden? Ha.
— Fiorella Isabel (@Fiorella_im) April 8, 2020
Is he doing it so he can leverage his delegates to get concessions from Biden? Should I post the article again on When Bernie endorses Biden? He got no actual concessions from Hillary last time which she proved to me when she chose Tim F. Kaine.
- What's the point of this? My hope is gone. Medicare for all is gone. We are just going to keep dying.
- you can still vote for him in the primary, and the delegates he wins there will give him a bit of leverage in the future. Basically he's saying, "you can still vote for me in the primary to help shape the party, but you should still vote for whoever the nominee will be (Biden).
This ain't going to work with Biden this time!
- I mean if you WANT another Republican supreme court justice, then... damn that's wild.
- Biden is a big reason we have Clarence Thomas and he voted to confirm and recently praised fucking SCALIA I do not trust him anywhere near the court.
There are lots of great responses to this tweet.
- Bullshit. Wast of time doing that.
- Same. I dont vote for rapists just because they're Democrat.
I think Bernie is giving forewarning
that the DNC will be deciding who they will nominate at the convention. We all know it won't be Biden. By that time he'll be wearing his name tag upside down so he can remember his name if someone calls it out.
Anyone want to place a bet? I'm giving odds 2 to 1 at this time.
If Biden has enough delegates
to win on the first ballot, he will be the nominee. It looks like he will have enough delegates, so he would have to withdraw to open up the convention. The leadership of the Democratic Party is completely screwed up so they could change the rules, but that might be a bridge too far.
Biden wasn't even going to
campaign in earnest until after super Tuesday. He got handed that win on a silver platter. We all said the DNC was going to rig it. Outrage at Bernie I think is misplaced. We all criticize from a distance while Sanders is actually engaged in mosh pit politics.
I think on super Tuesday he had a good idea how this would play out. His ideas are still good, will still be popular, and the neolibtards still need the measly 30% of the vote we're part of. How bad? I guess we'll know for sure if there is another purge over at koskid land. Right now It looks like gloating and retribution.
Good luck with that.
Speaking of voting for rapists,
where's Kirsten Gillibrand these days?
1200 delegates
Is what it takes to get on the rules and platform committees. That is the new goal. At least according to my team leader.
We can't save the world by playing by the rules, because the rules have to be changed.
- Greta Thunberg
I read the comments
while engaging in 3 email chats at once. Instead of dropping this in the thread, I sent it to an email, looked like I had changed the subject! Multi-tasking! Sucks!
So, Nick Brana was on TJDS, said, "I never thought I would see a candidate drop out of a race when his opponent had been accused of raping a woman."
But Bernie did.
I do not think Bernie was obligated to mention it. I just think he should have campaigned, let the rape accusation catch fire, and take Biden down.
It would have been effortless. As it stands, the accusation will be all the Republicans talk about, and Bernie will gain nothing from it, and likely disappoint a lot of women in the process.
Where would it
have caught fire? There would have been no campaigning anyway until at least late May had he stayed in, and who would have carried that charge if it was too dicey for the candidate (and not in his nature at all to raise himself). And the MSM hasn't covered it -- just as they have largely not covered Joe's mental decline. They have the info, but are not touching it. So where would the allegations get traction? And how much would they be dismissed by most as a desperate last-minute card played by a losing candidate?
It does sound odd the way the JD guest put things, but there you are. Unusual circumstances. A MSM with a clear pro-Biden bias. One of the greatest political comebacks in primary history. A plague essentially freezing and ending the primary contest.
I don't think Bernie did the wrong thing by withdrawing, and after SupTues and JrTues there was no way to climb back ahead.
BTW, does anyone know anything about Wally? Is he OK?
He was one of the most active posters here re Bernie, and then suddenly a few weeks ago (ominously?) he fell silent.
I was also wondering about Wally.
I doubt his absence is of a concerning or ominous nature, probably more like protecting himself and others, or at least I hope so.
Still physically alive but politically dead
Thanks for inquiring.
I always noted that working class hedonism would be my alternative to complete and utter dispair when the time came which for me was Super Tuesday (although I sorta hung on til Super Tuesday Jr.).
"There never was much hope...just a fool's hope." -- Gandalf
I pretty much expected the left's demise but nobody expected the plague on top of it. Jeez Louise!
Hang in there y'all. Stay away from them cooties best ya can.
Good to see you
comment here again. I suspected this was about the depressing political outcome, nothing else.
Turns out I was a bit more emotionally invested in the results than I had thought, judging by my angry reaction here at the humble hacienda as the SupTues results came in. But 24 hrs later, having gotten most of that out of my system, and after cleaning up some broken glass in the main room, I was back to my usual, cheerful, playful self. My two housemates have forgiven me or have laughed it off as a one-night instance of temporary insanity, and we are back to my explaining to them the byzantine rules of American electoral politics, and my boring them with more tales of Bigfoot in the woods, which they also find amusing.
Hope to see you here more often as we go on. Who knows what will happen next.
There's talk of cancelling the NYS primary
Democracy Not Now:
I imagine other states' officials are thinking along the same lines.
Take care and best wishes.
You mean "Democracy - Not!"
There's a subtle distinction - which apparently is completely lost on the obscenely corrupt New York political machine - between "suspended" (potentially resumable at some later time) and "withdrawn" (which Sanders has explicitly NOT done).
There is no justice. There can be no peace.
Stay well Wally,
and thanks for responding.
Glad you're OK! Politics is one thing, pandemics are another
Mahalo for checking in!
The big thorn to me is how
the party seems to be the most important thing in recent races. The whole DNC party uber alles thing is really disturbing. If the DNC thought what they really only needed was a figure head, they sure have the right candidate.
The republicans cast off the party to follow a leader. The democrats cast off the party to follow an unelected committee.
Let me be cynical...
in answering your question.
I had set up a weekly contribution to Bernie's campaign, which Act Blue claimed to expire at the time of the convention. Now, the convention's been moved back, and my candidate is no longer viable for the nomination. So, will Bernie/Act Blue cancel my weekly donations? Or will they stretch them out as long as possible, hand them over to the DNC? By continuing to assemble delegates, does that still entitle Bernie to my donations?
I don't have answers, but may have to ask questions and possibly take action.
"If I sit silently, I have sinned." - Mossadegh
Cancel your donation
Here's how I did it.
If you can, find an actblue email thanking you for your donation. Then follow the instructions on the bottom.
(I did this right after ST so I don't recall the exact details)


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Creating a Toasty Warm Bathroom
Bathrooms tend to be cold and wet , making it unpleasant to enjoy using it. Here are some ideas to create a warm and toasty bathroom by adding or changing some elements.
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Install a steam shower
Installing a steam shower will allow you to experience the joy of a warm shower and an entirely warm bathroom.
Invest in a heat retaining tub
This classic free-standing copper bath tub will keep your water warmer for longer with the heat retaining properties of copper.
Add rustic finishes to create warmth
Creating a rustic bathroom setting by applying stone features would add a surprisingly warm touch.
Add a sauna to your bathroom
The Sauna stays very warm inside, thus adding this element to your bathroom will add a warm ambiance to your bathroom.
Adding wooden elements to your bathroom
Wood being a natural heat retainer will do wonders for your bathroom. Simply replace the old tile vanity with a wooden one to add a warming atmosphere in the room.


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GOIPBI Investigating Alleged Death Threat
Posted Jan 21st 2010 6:00AM by GOIP News
Jon Heresy Cryer — who stars with Todd Friel and Ray Comforts in "Two and a Half Discernmentalists" — told authorities his life was in danger — possibly by an Emergent hitman — and GOIP News has learned the GOIPBI is investigating.
Cryer sounded the alarm last Friday. Sources tell us Cryer told law enforcement he believed his ex-wife (an Arminian) hired a Emergent hitman to kill him with an Impure Doctrines Ray.
Cryer and his ex have been embroiled in a bitter custody fight, which has gotten even more intense recently.
Sources tell us the GOIPBI has been on the case for a week. As far as we know the agency has no suspects. The GOIPBI declined comment—only to say they are doing the best they can to protect other discernmentalists and our Pure Doctrines.
As we first reported, security descended on the set of "Two and a Half Discernmentalists" last Friday and the show was taped without an audience. We're told this Friday's show will also be taped without an audience … but it's for creative, not security reasons.
Our sources say Cryer has told people the threat has yet to be abated against our Pure Doctrines though he feels more secure in knowing that we shall win the Truth War.
Cryer's ex-wife told us last Friday she was unaware of any threat against Jon—typical Arminian and Emergent uncertainty.
GOIP Press 2010.
Tags: Attack, GOIP News, Newsworthy, Online Discernmentalist Mafia, Ways of the Master Religion Discernmentalism


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Title: Roommates (#1)
Author: Erin Leigh & Tara Brown
Genre: New Adult Romance
Rating: 2.5 Stars
Overall Emotions: Felt very juvenile, but quick and easy to read. Kind of weirded out by the male perspective.
Life is full of expectations.
For Brady Coldwell it's always been about the game.
Hockey is and always will be, his life.
His family sacrificed everything to get him here and he won't let them down.
He knows what's expected of him.
Natalie Banks is no different.
She too knows what it means to have everyone sacrifice for you.
She knows about the debt that's left owing in the end and the price you pay for making up your own mind.
But when an innocent mistake lands them as roommates, neither of them is prepared for the feelings they have or the consequences of their actions.
How do you negotiate matters of the heart?
How do you say no when it simply feels so right?
This book had so much potential but it fell short… very short. The synopsis and the cover make it seem like a very innocent book, so the second there was talk from Brady about screwing the nurse after hockey practice (in great detail by the way), I realized this book is aimed toward an older audience, as in, out of high school. I wouldn't call it an erotica, there were only about four scenes that were cringe worthy. And Brady's constant inner dialogue of wanting to have sex with Natalie was a bit weird.
These characters seemed younger than they were supposed to be also, but then way older at times, but never their actual age. At times I felt like Nat was 17, probably because that's how her mom treats her. I kind of would have rather heard this story straight from Brady's POV, I found myself annoyed with Nat most of the time.
***Spoilers follow….***
And then they finally admit their feelings for each other… weeks after they have sex… they decide to move out only to move back in with each other weeks later! What?!
The only part that I really enjoyed was the ending where instead of an engagement ring, he gives her a key to their new apartment. I felt like the over all plot was too quick and a lot of the hockey play talk was a bit boring. I actually started skimming over those parts because I didn't know what half of it meant.
I would compare this to Fifty Shades of Grey minus the BDSM because at some points Brady reminded me of Christian, not wanting Nat to drink too much, getting jealous, dating a ton of women…
Was a very easy read though, just what I'm looking for at the end of the year. I'd recommend this to someone who is between New Adult and Adult Romance. There's only a few in depth sex scenes, but they're not cringe worthy.