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Model: Evidence Center 2018
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The M-Audio Axiom 49 controller combines all the production power and performance you need to get the most from your music software and MIDI gear. More than just a data entry controller, the Axiom 49 features piano-style, semi-weighted keys for a musically satisfying playing experience. Large dynamic trigger pads make it easy to program beats and t... Click To Read More About This Product
The M-Audio Axiom 49 controller combines all the production power and performance you need to get the most from your music software and MIDI gear. More than just a data entry controller, the Axiom 49 features piano-style, semi-weighted keys for a musically satisfying playing experience. Large dynamic trigger pads make it easy to program beats and trigger one-shot samples"while the encoder knobs, faders, and buttons deliver complete realtime control over your software. DirectLink mode provides easy, automatic access to common DAW functions including transport, mixer, track pan, and virtual instrument parameters"no complicated setup required. Axiom 49 also features a sleek, angled top panel for easy viewing in any environment.
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When inspiration strikes, you need a keyboard controller that can translate ideas into killer tracks. That's why Axiom 49 is equipped with an ultra-expressive semi-weighted keyboard and 8 Trigger Finger pads for programming beats with incredible feel. Automatically map Axiom 49 to your DAW with DirectLink"or delve deeper by assigning the pads, encoders, and fader to whatever controls you wish. Each controller can map to just about any MIDI message available, along with independent channel addressing for each. The possibilities are as endless as your imagination.
Axiom Instrument Mode
With other MIDI keyboards, assigning controls to virtual instruments has never been easy. Now thanks to the Axiom 49 controller's new Instrument mode, a single button instantly maps the fader, buttons, and encoders to any virtual instrument inside your DirectLink-compatible host*. You get direct access to synthesis parameters such as filter cutoff, LFO rate, and envelope settings"without having to manually configure anything. It's almost like turning Axiom 49 into a dedicated hardware synth.
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Whether you're on stage or in the studio, your keyboard controller should fuel your creativity"providing all the right information and controls at your fingertips. That's why we designed Axiom 49 with a sleek angled top panel for easier viewing of the display and improved ergonomics. Smooth rotary encoders deliver precise, continuously variable parameter changes, giving you a hands-on feel for the mix. The backlit LCD screen provides informative feedback from DAW hosts, including on-screen display of parameters, settings, and track/VI names. It all adds up to intuitive control over your MIDI software and hardware.
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The Axiom series is extremely compact and lightweight and all models are powered directly from your computer's USB bus. Choose the size that's best for your needs, then take your music anywhere you want to go.
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Comments about M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Gen 49-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller:
I recently upgraded to this from my Axiom 25, first gen. I was considering buying an Axiom 49 Pro, but decided against it due to the price. The first thing I noticed about it is, it felt like a real keyboard. Not just a lightweight piece of plastic. The faders, knobs, and pads felt very authentic, and I liked the performance of each. The LCD screen was useful in supplying information I needed. I really liked the DirectLink functionality. The semiweighted keys were where my issues started, though the issues were tiny ones. I felt as if the keys were sticky, not wieghted, but breaking them in a bit fixed that. I also don't like the sensitivity of them, as the velocity is an issue. This may be a DAW problem as Pro-Tools had no issue. It is a really fine controller, supplying both the functionality and design I have come to expect from M-Audio products. Kudos, M-Audio. Another great product is sitting on my desk.
Comments about M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Gen 49-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller:
The M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd generation is a great little controller for those times when you don't need your real keyboards. This thing is complex and sends/receives midi messages of all kinds and flavors. The DirectLink auto mapping feature is cool. Push one button, you have control of your DAW's mixer section - I use Logic - push another button and your software instrument pops up on the screen. Push another button and the Ax automatically maps to controls like filter, resonance, etc. on the instrument. It does not map perfectly to non-Apple software instruments, but it does ok and can always easily be reassigned. Easy to read and multiple messages LCD display, also. The keys feel OK, they say they are "semi-weighted" and they are, but it's obviously spring activated. They feel good though, and the octave switches allow you to set the range up or down a few octaves with only a very slight pause. Sliders, buttons, knobs and wheels are all rubberized, as are the pads. The controls feel great and they don't feel cheap. The Ax is USB bus powered and does not need an external power supply for operation. I installed the drivers and such, went to the M-Audio website for the correct Direct Link software for Logic, and installed that. Plugged in the USB cable, turned on the Ax, and began playing with no further set-up required. Highly recommended!
Comments about M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Gen 49-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller:
I got the first generation of this keyboard. It was awesome at first, all the features made it pretty attractive for the price. After about 2 months I got the "blue screen of death" and it stopped working entirely. I called the guitar center that i got it from and they said to contact m-audio. After checking out the forum on the maudio site I realized that a lot of people were having this problem. I sent emails and complaints but heard nothing back. I am a broke college student so im pretty angry that i blew my money on this. M-audio screwed me and a lot of other people over. Don't fall for it.
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Comments about M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Gen 49-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller:
used it with Ableton, very versatile and I was excited about what I would be able to do with it, but then some of the keys stopped working and as I looked into this online, I found that it is a common issue which some users have been able to resolve, but not me. It's worthless to me now, surely not under warranty anymore so I don't know what to do with it.
Comments about M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Gen 49-Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller:
I think everyone keeps thinking the axiom's always have the blue screen of death but that's why M-audio made the 2nd generation out of it. For me, it is an amazing controller, very nice feel on the keys, all the faders and buttons work and feel perfect. It just took me a few seconds to download the directlink for cubase 5 which worked perfectly and inmediately. I can control anything for whatever virtual instrument I am using. Just give a nice read to the manual and you'll be riding this baby. No regrets, awesome price, awesome design, incredible machine. GO FOR IT
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Jenny Summers: [about Axel] What are you gonna do to him?
Victor Maitland: I think you should be more worried about what we're going to do with you.
Axel Foley: Yeah, Jenny, don't worry about me. We got cocaine and coffee here. We're gonna get wired and have a big party.
Axel Foley: If something happens to her...
Victor Maitland: Hmmm...? I'm all ears.
Axel Foley: I'll kill you.
Victor Maitland: Really? That would be a neat trick.
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As a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan, a blue and silver quilt seemed most appropriate.
I used the Peppermint Pinwheels pattern but changed the centers. Instead of rectangles I used some five-pointed stars. This site about Betsy Ross has directions for cutting perfect stars. But I chose to make mine slightly off-kilter. It's more congruent with the free-hand cutting of the pinwheels.
I'm telling the recipient these represent fireworks after a Cowboys victory. Hopefully he will wrap up in it every day.
Quilt Details
Size: 68" x 85"
Pattern: Peppermint Pinwheels from Cultural Fusion Quilts
Batting: Mountain Mist Cream Rose 100% cotton
Thread: Sulky Blendable 30/3 variegated cotton
Quilting: Free-hand channelsThanks, Sujata, for a delightfully fun pattern.


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Asylum seekers are to be housed in a former old peoples home which Kent county council originally closed because they said it would be too expensive to maintain.
The building sits directly behind a primary school, and local residence have been out to protest the plans, arguing there are more suitable sites available.
Local residents were only given a few weeks notice. So far, over 500 have signed a petition opposing the move and many attended protest outside neighbouring Joy Lane primary school on Saturday.
Victoria Madden, a parent at the demonstration, told Kent Online:
"The protest is about the fact we were not told and had no chance to voice our opinions on the housing of 16, 17 and 18-year-old 'young men' – as they put it in our meeting – probably no more than 20 feet from the school.
"They're talking about putting up six foot fences, 24 hour security – I didn't send my kids to school for it to be a prison. I sent my kids to school so they had the free run of the playground without wondering what's behind the six foot fence."
The home was closed down in 2011, as the council was facing cuts and could not afford to maintain it. Local man Graham Rowland, who has lived in the area since 1988, said before the protest: "I don't like the idea at all. If we can't afford to use it as a care home for English people why are we giving it to the foreign nationals?
Adding: "Who is monitoring it? It's at the end of the road and we have got a junior school behind it."
Rev Steve Coneys of St. Alphege Christian Center in Seasalter said that people should not worry and instead welcome the young men to the small town. He wrote in an open letter published on the 28th:
"Our personal experience of young asylum seekers is that there is nothing to fear and much to learn from individuals who are both vulnerable and often have humbling stories to tell.
"As members of the community we can help them understand what it means to live here respectfully. As the churches we are experienced in supporting and mentoring young people, and of course in praying for them."
Kent council now cares for over 600 "unaccompanied minors," rising from roughly 240 last year. The authorities have been forced into desperate and expensive measures by the ongoing migrant crises, such as paying for youngsters to be taxied to London, as Breitbart London reported yesterday.
Some residents have argued, however, that there are more suitable locations to house the young men as they are being processed. Many, for example, have suggested Dover and Canterbury barracks, which is disused and could house up to 600 people.
Ms Sands, of Eversleigh Rise, Whitstable, said on Saturday:
"The protest is about the location, overlooking a primary school and right next door to a nursery.
"Our fears are that we have no known age of these young men. We're told 16, 17, but from previous experience of other centres that actually not of that age, they're older.
"There's no medical history, they come with no passport, basically we're worried about the safety of our own children."
Breitbart London reported in May on a similar case in Sweden, where elderly residents of a home were forced to vacate to make way for asylum seekers. Being told they would receive compensation only if they packed and left within a month, the 10 residents of the Sörmark home were horrified to find their modest accommodation would be housing over 100 new arrivals.


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Turns out after all his time, money and effort have been invested, George Clooney is not sure he is helping, or changing anything for Darfur. I love to see celebrities fighting for a cause; when you can do good things with your fame, I believe in it. Otherwise, I think the way American culture idolizes these people is absurd. They are just people, doing something they are good at (sometimes they're not even good at it, they just enjoy it)- just like you. According to the Time Magazine article, Clooney became interested in Darfur in 2005. His dad and him had been reading about the lack of attention being given to Darfur, so the two went on a trip to Africa to shoot footage. Turns out Clooney wasn't able to get into Darfur until late January, when the U.N. said it would give him an official title. "I have a U.N. passport. It says 'Messenger of Peace' on it. It's very cool," he says.
Later he helped found, Not on Our Watch, which has given away more than $9 million. But now he is wondering if his critics are right, if his scheme to use celebrity to bring attention to the world's plights isn't, if not vanity, at least striving after wind. "I've been very depressed since I got back. I'm terrified that it isn't in any way helping. That bringing attention can cause more damage. You dig a well or build a health-care facility and they're a target for somebody," he says. "A lot more people know about Darfur, but absolutely nothing is different. Absolutely nothing."
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Clooney for the cause
Posted by the green goober at 3:05 AM
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You are so right! Most celebrities, by virtue of their profession, are narcissists. The ones who are so public about their do-gooding are usually the worst offenders. It's more about claiming maximum attention than it is about understanding the issues and actually helping. Whatever happened to Angelina Jolie and Cambodia--she got bored? I live at ground zero of the hollywood groundswell so what you wrote is all too familiar.
- March 2, 2008 at 4:30 PM
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If you are interested in playing for the Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy at Pope John XXIII High School Boys FULL Season Tier 1 AAA National Level Team please complete and submit the Prospective Student-Athlete Preliminary Questionnaire under Recruiting above. A member of the BSHA staff will review your responses and contact you to discuss your potential future.
The Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy at Pope John XXIII High School Boys Tier 1 AAA National Level Team is Boston's premier, first and only FULL season prep school hockey program. It combines elite level hockey with a prestigious co-ed catholic prep school education.
The Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy at Pope John XXIII gives young student-athletes the opportunity to grow and develop both on and off the ice. Playing a full season of hockey at the Tier I Midget AAA level can be incredibly taxing on a young individual as well as their family. Players often miss multiple days of school and travel hours on end to practice and games. This type of commitment can be detrimental to the player's academic progress. The Boston Shamrocks are bridging the gap between academics and full season hockey. No longer will student-athletes need to miss multiple days of school and fall behind in their classes to play hockey. No longer will they need to do their homework in the car while driving two hours to practice— and no longer will they have to stay up through all hours of the night trying to catch up on the work or tests they missed because of a tournament over the weekend.
Here at the Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy, we have developed a model that will allow our players to grow on the ice throughout a full season of hockey. They will not just be surviving in the classroom, but rather excelling. We will prepare our players to go on and attend the best academic and athletic colleges and universities in the country. Our philosophies are based around developing a road map for our student-athletes that will best prepare them for the recruiting and admissions processes ahead.
The Shamrocks will compete against some of the best teams in the country, playing in many of the most highly recruited North American showcases. Students will have access to tutors in all subjects as well as 24/7 care in the dormitory. Our rink is located just a half a mile away from campus, which allows our players to maximize their time both on and off the ice.
At this age, we believe it is crucial for these young student-athletes to focus on their goals, as well as understand the importance of hard work and diligence on the ice, in the classroom, and in the weight room. Athletes will be put on a strict workout regimen throughout the season, facilitated by team strength and conditioning coaches.
The Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy Offers:
All Meals Included While At School And On The road
All School Expenses Covered (Including books, school uniforms, laundry and tutors)
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So why attend Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy? If you are looking for the most competitive full season of hockey at the Tier I Midget AAA level, and a prestigious boarding school education, this is the place for you.
All prospective student-athletes, or for more information about the Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy at Pope John XXIII High School, please contact Head Coach Jon Sokolski at email@example.com or call 617-962-5500.
The Boston Shamrocks Ice Hockey Organization includes several different programs of varying skill levels and playing abilities. The Boston Shamrocks hockey family currently consists of:
Putting down the hockey stick and picking up the textbooks. It's the life of a college hockey player – but you can say the same for the Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy players.
Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy offers boys 18-and-under AAA full-season hockey in conjunction with a private Catholic high school education in Massachusetts. The Shamrocks, starting in 2016, partnered with Pope John XXIII High School in Everett, Mass., to create this complete education/hockey experience.
"About two years ago, [Shamrocks owner] Bob Rotondo and I began putting this together," said Jon Sokolski, head coach of the Boston Shamrocks Hockey Academy team. "We spent the better part of eight months or so really preparing for everything."
Although it's not a varsity high school team, the 18U Shamrocks Hockey Academy team is considered by Pope John XXIII to be its "official" hockey team. The student body shows up at games for support, and teachers work with the students in the very rare times when school days have to be missed for hockey.
"The teachers understand we're not going on vacation, we're working towards something. We're using hockey and school together to get these student-athletes to college," added Sokolski. "There's a sense of camaraderie. You're playing for your school, while also playing full-season AAA hockey."
Sokolski was brought in because he brings a mix of local prep and college experience. He grew up in Burlington, Mass., and attended St. John's Prep (down Route 128 in Danvers). After a year of post-grad hockey at the Canterbury School in Connecticut, Sokolski joined and played for Tufts University in Medford, Mass. "Having grown up in New England, I know the landscape of prep, high school and Midget hockey very well," said Sokolski.
Players begin the school year at Pope John XXIII on Aug. 24, and they remain with the team straight through the end of March. Shamrocks Academy is a USA Hockey-certified Midget program and is able to qualify for state and national championship tournaments. "If we're playing a Midget team, we'll play their 18U squad. If we play prep schools, we'll play their varsity team," said Sokolski.
This past year, the Shamrocks Academy team had players who were essentially split between 2000 and 2001 birthdates. It can certainly be a challenge for these players going up against prep schools. Some prep teams might have players of birth years from 1998 to 2002, but certainly top-heavy towards the older players. So, Shamrocks Academy players do get to cut their teeth against older competition as part of their schedule.
Sokolski is not looking specifically for players of 2000 and 2001 birthdates. He is looking for young players who are as serious – or more so – about their education as they are about the game of hockey. "We really do all the recruiting. We don't have an open tryout. Myself and the rest of our staff meet a lot of kids across the country who are playing AAA hockey," said Sokolski. "Perhaps their school doesn't have a relationship with their team, and their coaches might look around and say 'OK, who faked a doctor's appointment to get out of school?' Where we are combined with a school, you have the education right here. Last year, we only missed four total days of school between August and March."
The 2016-17 Shamrocks Academy AAA team finished under .500. However, Sokolski was very pleased of the team's performance as a first-year program. "I knew we'd be up against it. We were going up against teams that have been around 20 and 30 years," said Sokolski. "Honestly, it went as well as I could have hoped. I judge us by how the kids were playing and how they developed. I got compliments from teams we saw a second time later in the season. Our team in September was far different than in March. We finished on a seven-game winning streak, and coaches [of teams we saw twice] were telling me 'that's a different team.' From a development standpoint, we're looking to carry a lot of momentum into this season. We'll still have growing pains this year. We're still growing. But I want to play our best hockey at the end."
The Shamrocks Academy schedule is showcase-heavy, including multi-team shindigs such as the East Coast Labor Day Cup and the Bishop's School Tournament in Montreal. There is also league play in the East Coast Elite League, and that league itself has four showcases. The players on the 2017-18 Shamrocks Academy team will be ready for whatever is thrown their way. After all, every player is set to return for the new season from last year. "We didn't have anyone graduating last year. We'll have five seniors this year, and we are mainly seniors and juniors," said Sokolski.
There are five seniors who will move on with their academic and athletic careers, and Sokolski will be working hard this year to make sure they're going somewhere that is a step up. "My goals for these kids is that I want them to play in the best athletic and academic situation possible," he added. "We definitely have kids who are capable of playing college hockey. There are a few who want to continue on and play a year or two of juniors. We'll make sure they understand the process, and know what they're getting into. I just don't want them going somewhere, playing three more years and aging out and not reaching their goals."
The Shamrocks Academy and Pope John XXIII faculty have the same vision in mind. The first priority is to create well-educated, well-rounded individuals. "We push the academics first, and hockey second here. We had a team grade point average of 3.5. Ten of our players made the Headmaster's List, the highest honor at the school," said Sokolski. "These kids will be the ones who are given spots on college rosters, and we want them to use school and hockey to get there."
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Getting to Kelso
By Bus
The town benefits from a regular bus service which connects it to the other towns in the Scottish Borders, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Berwick-upon-Tweed.
By Rail
Scotrail's Waverly Line offers regular service between Edinburgh's Waverly Station and Galashiels/Tweedbank stations. Travel to and from Kelso can be organised by bus, with the main bus terminal situated across the road from train station in Galashiels, or by taxi.
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Fall Leaves and Mod Podge Magic!Submitted by Pam on Wed, 09/23/2009 - 18:49
Use Mod Podge to save those beautiful red, yellow, orange and purple fall leaves for this year and the next and the next.
Toss a few newspapers in the back of the car. Anywhere you find gorgeous leaves, gather them and place them between pages of the newspaper. Place another group of papers on top to provide just enough weight to flatten the leaves gently and prevent them from curling.
Wheat Harvest - Make House BlessingsSubmitted by Pam on Sat, 09/19/2009 - 00:22
For centuries it has been traditional, during the wheat harvest, to bring a bit of the harvest into the home and fashion simple or intricate wheat weavings as "house blessings" in the hope they will bring prosperity and good fortune to the family. In the spring, the wheat buds were scattered over the newly planted fields to ensure a bountiful harvest.
Green Chile Harvest - Roast and Freeze You OwnSubmitted by Pam on Fri, 09/11/2009 - 00:33
Green Chile picked by me!
ROAST GREEN CHILE now, at the peak of the harvest, for use all winter. If you can't get them at your local markets or farms, you can order them from the world famous New Mexico green chile growers, Hatch Chile Express.
Viva LA FIESTA!Submitted by Pam on Thu, 09/10/2009 - 17:45
Here she is! My beautiful mother, modeling a gorgeous, hand crafted late 1940's Fiesta Dress! (As a grade school student, I was convinced I had the most beautiful mother on the planet!)
Christmas trees for every seasonSubmitted by Pam on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 22:30
Christmas trees and christmas tree ornaments are my absolute favorite symbols of the season, and packing away all of my ornaments is the saddest part of the holiday.
Over the past 35 years I have collected a LOT of ornaments. And even after giving my children all of those that were theirs, I have way too many for my tree. Five years ago I found a very happy solution for both problems. A "Seasonal Tree" - a 4 foot tall artifical tree that takes up just a little bit of space next to my fireplace.


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October 2000
In the June 19 Banner, official publication of the Christian Reformed Church, Contributing Editor James C. Schaap picks a bone with Billy Graham about one of the ways todays foremost Protestant evangelist has kept himself scandal-free: Graham studiously avoids ever being in a room alone with any woman other than his wife. Not even female personal secretaries have occasion to take notes or review agendas without someone else present for the discussion. A Catholic might say that Graham is avoiding occasions of sin.
Is Schaap nitpicking? He obviously doesnt think so. He furrows his brow and worries that Grahams three-is-not-a-crowd rule of thumb has kept him from understanding something of the nature of temptation and from fully understanding his own humanness. Would that fallen Catholic priests, religious, and bishops had observed some kind of three-is-not-a-crowd rule! It might have saved them, their victims (willing or unwilling), and the Bride of Christ incalculable suffering or shame or both.
Schaap asks if Graham gives anything up by creating a workaday world in which he cannot be alone with a member of the opposite sex. Schaaps answer: I think he does intimacy.
Anticipating incredulity on the part of his readers, Schaap quickly attempts to clarify: But intimacy means more, surely, than sexuality.
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We are glad to welcome some new writers for St Francis Magazine (SFM). It is great to see the interest in our magazine grow! We know that many missionaries in the Arab World and beyond use our articles for educating themselves and others. This is why we began our work 4 years ago, and all of us involved in this publication are happy to serve you!
In March we will publish the second book in our Grassroots series. The first issue is still available; have a look here , and order you copy if you did not do so! The second issue, focusing on matters of reconciliation, can also be ordered at that website.
Our next four issues of SFM will be on Discipleship, the Quran, Insider Movements, and Recruitment issues. If you think you want to contribute an article for any of those issues, contact us!
Serving together,
Rev. Dr. John Stringer
editor [at] stfrancismagazine.info
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Sarang Kim, a Korean missionary in the Arab World, writes about methods of reconciliation among Bedouin in the Arab World. This gives us some helpful insights for presenting our Biblical message of reconciliation between God and man in a way that engages with the Bedouin in particular, and Arabs in general. >> Download the article
In this article, Rev. Dr. John Stringer presents his view that Christian mission without ecumenism is unbiblical. He argues that the Christian view of the unity of the Church is a diaconal answer to the problems that Arab societies face, namely the unresolved tension between the desire for uniformity and the reality of pluriformity. >> Download the article
Sophia Kim, a Korean missionary in the Arab World, shows how there has been a great diversity in the views on the meaning of gender in Islam. In Sufism in particular women have been able to play a leading role in developing spirituality than in the shariah-based 'orthodox' Islam. >> Download the article
J. Scott Bridger is a lecturer and researcher in cross-cultural studies in the Arab World. He has written this fine article on Raymond Lull, who should be our hero; he was the first European missionary to the world of Arab Islam, and he was a pioneer in developing a true missiology for doing this. >> Download the article
Bill Musk's most recent book, The Certainty Trap, is reviewed in this article by the Rev. Joey Shaw. Shaw challenges Musk's view that much interfaith tension is related to the certainty of specific Christian and Muslim hermeneutics; certainty is not the issue, but arrogance, argues Shaw. >> Download the article
This article argues that by mobilizing the members of expatriate churches in the Muslim world, mission in those countries can make a step forward. The four authors from different nationalities and all working in the Arabian Peninsula, present a way in which members in those churches can be motivated and trained to play a role in cross-cultural mission. >> Download the article
In 2008, a project group in the Oslo Coalition on Freedom of Religion or Belief proposed this code of conduct for missionary activities. This is a valuable proposal for any missionary working in the Arab World. Mission agencies should engage with this proposal and discuss where they may be using methods that could be considered unethical. >> Download the article
Bless those Copts in Australia - they are making great numbers of books by Coptic-Orthodox writers available on the web. 200 different titles thus far. Do have a look and use this resource for understanding the Christians in Egypt. Have a look at Coptic Orthodox Electronic Publishing Australia - www.coepa.org.
WorldPublicOpinion.org of the University of Maryland published a very interesting survey, done in some Muslim countries. Good for understanding the Arab world. You can download the pdf-file HERE.
Some of you are not happy to visit mission related websites as you fear that wrong eyes watch it. You can securely browse without detection by using some great free services. I suggest for windows you have a look at www.gpass1.com. If you have an Apple, use www.torproject.org.
I came across this interesting article on the efforts of the Jordanian Aal al-Bait institute (related to the Hashemite royal family). It discusses the efforts of this institute to reform Islam. Download HERE.
Kamil Kozan wrote this very useful paper on interpersonal conflict management among Jordanian managers. This gives useful insight in Arab society, Download this article HERE.
Earlier this year, a paper was created about best practice in the funding of indigenous ministry by Western missions in the Muslim World. It was produced by the Muslim World Forum (MWF) of Global Connections (GC). GC is a UK network of mission agencies, churches, colleges and service agencies with a passion for the world for missions. Download the paper here.


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Summer and Brad are finally reunited and planning a life together in their hometown and all is well with the Landers' cookie legacy!
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More than 100,000 people remain without power in the Pacific Northwest after Friday's powerful wind storms. Officials continued warning residents about carbon monoxide poisoning after many reports of the sickness.
The Washington governor's office reports more than 1,000 people have been seen at hospital emergency rooms with symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning over the past four days.
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"I urge all Washingtonians to stay safe and take care of themselves and their families as we dig out from the most recent storm," said Wash. Gov. Chris Gregoire. "You can help by checking in with friends and neighbors to share this information and make sure they are okay."
Last week's storm killed four people in Washington and Oregon as it dumped heavy rain and snow across both states. Wind gusts of between 60 and 120 miles per hour were reported in some areas, downing trees and power lines.
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A Failing Fairytale
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Once upon a time
Nothing changed on a dime
Because we couldn't hear
Or see the things not near.
We hardly knew the way
Others lived day to day
And rarely saw a view
Our shoes could not walk to.
Then one day, like a dream,
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Data through outer space
To a digital place.
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Or burrowed its way to
Our screens, but we embraced
Sharing this neutral space.
Now he who plugged us in
Wants bribes or he will thin
Our vision, slow the speed,
Infuse neutral with greed.
We know that he will hide
The voices that abide
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And control poor great minds.
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Okay, now you lost me again. You want to go into details, not being constructive but realistic. So what is the goal of the discussion? Have a base upon which "someone" can start reprogramming a modern yet compatible TOS?
And right the 5-6 entries is about programs assuming things that are not documented. Perhaps we just want two different things - I'd like to have a more modern, less buggy TOS, that is API-compatible so that it can run the majority of GEM software. It seems to me that you'd prefer a 100% compatible TOS, where undocumented memory locations stay at the same place as before. To me, that's not that relevant, because games don't use the OS anyway, so why would I put a modern replacement "under" them? Games would not benefit from it.Petari wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 6:41 amHere is that EmuTOS incompat. list: https://github.com/emutos/emutos/blob/m ... atible.txt
Now this turns towards having more like a "who does the real stuff" thing. I met excellent people doing GEM apps in C, Modula-2 or Pascal (hey Thomas, Christian, Sven, Wilfried, Alex, Thomas, Christian, Alvar, …), and excellent people coding demos in TurboAss (greetings to TSCC!). So I'd like to stay out of that treacherous water of "these guys are always like …", sorry.
Agreed. I would like to extend that to "all programmers on the Atari TOS platform". Ataris docs were incomplete and buggy. Many people tried to fix that, be it some engaged employees at Atari, or 3rd party programmers like Julian F. Reschke, Dave Small, Claus Brod, Uwe Seimet, Eric Böhnisch, Geiß & Geiß and so on. That's a huge disadvantage over "more complete" systems like the Apple Macintosh, but it has been also a huge potential to drive things forward. Many protocols, improvements, implementations and conventions that the Atari TOS platform lacked were (successfully) defined by 3rd parties - XHDI, XBRA, MiNT, MagiC, NVDI, OLGA, GemScript, WINX … The impact 3rd parties had on the OS-level is much richer on the Atari platform, than it was for e.g. MS Win or Apple Mac OS.
Well, the Profibuch of 1987 is outdated since 1992 or so, when the updated Profibuch has been released. And there has been errata to that release. I agree, when I've been doing some programming, that the multitude of locations for documentation and appropriate programming style has been headache-inducing sometimes. I changed the way my application enters the supervisor mode at least 4 times, because of new conventions or better behaviour with multitasking OSses like MagiC, Geneva, MiNT+N.AES … for such a simple thing of "give me the cookie jar, please". There should've been an OS function for that …
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I had just returned from taking out the garbage, when I found a big surprise waiting from me inside our kitchen: 24-eggs smashed. Everywhere.
In the time it took me to collect the trash cans and get them emptied, Luik had single-handedly (well, double-handedly if we're being accurate) cracked every single egg of two new boxes all over the kitchen. Everywhere. Inside the fridge. On the floor. He even got out some baking utensils and cracked eggs in our left-over dinner dishes on the table. Needless to say, he got in a heap of trouble with his Dad.
But as I spent the next hour-and-a-half cleaning up after my 2-year-old, I had to give him credit on at least one thing: he broke every single stinkin' egg. I love the picture attached to this post because you can see where he even put one of the shell's back in the box. But not whole.
I had to give him credit on at least one thing: he broke every single stinkin' egg.
People often ask me how I do all that I do, or even what motivates me to be so "ridiculously productive," and the answer is really very simple. I only have one crack at life. (Pun intended). I'd hate to get to heaven and have the Lord say, "Hey Christopher, you could have used a few more eggs in your cheese omelet. Why'd you waste them by leaving them in the box?" I want to access all God has more me…every idea, every adventure, every talent. For his glory's sake.
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Aberdeen favourite actor Alan McHugh is to return to His Majesty's Theatre in November playing John Guthrie in a new production of Lewis Grassic Gibbon's famed novel Sunset Song.
Marking a hundred years since the start of the First World War, Sell a Door Theatre Company is reviving Alastair Cording's faithful adaptation of the classic, recently voted Scotland's most popular novel of all time.
It will be staged at HMT from Tuesday to Thursday, November 11 to 13, at the end of a Scottish tour taking in Perth, Kirkcaldy, Kilmarnock, Stirling, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Dundee.
Alan is well known in Aberdeen having played the dame in HMT's annual pantomime for more than seven years, a role he takes up again on November 29, and as the script writer for the hugely popular Christmas show.
Sunset Song will also star Rebecca Elise (playing Chris Guthrie), Clare Waugh (Jean Guthrie), Craig Anthony-Ralston (Ewan Tavendale), David McKay (Chae Strachan), Fraser Sivewright (Will Guthrie), Jennifer Hainey (Margret Strachan) and Sandy Nelson (Rob Duncan).
Produced by Sell A Door Theatre Company in Association with The Beacon, Sunset Song is directed by Julie Ellen, designed by Jan Bee Brown with lighting designed by Alexander Ridgers.
In Grassic Gibbon's acclaimed novel, set in the North-east, Chris Guthrie is bound to a harsh farming life by her intense love of the land. She dreams of the seductive yet distant world of books and learning, but when war breaks out, she suddenly finds herself facing a very different reality as a widowed, single mother in a land altered beyond recognition.
Set in a farming community, Sunset Song charts Chris's struggle to adapt to her new world and hold together her fragile family. Her survival depends solely on her belief that beyond the sunset lies hope.
Tickets for the production at His Majesty's Theatre are available online at www.aberdeenperformingarts.com, by phone at 01224 641122 and at Aberdeen Box Office at the Music Hall and His Majesty's Theatre.


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It would seem that after the last eight years — and opinion polls showing President Bush's approval rating in the high 20's — the nation may have had enough of the whole Bush family.
But at least one person doesn't think so: former president George H.W. Bush.
In an interview that aired on Fox on Sunday, he encouraged his son Jeb to run for the Senate from Florida, and added: "I'd like to see him be president some day."
The former president is not entirely oblivious to the damage that has been done to the Bush brand in the last eight years. "Right now," he noted, "is probably a bad time."


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The 14:19 Fund, aims to support young Scots aged 14:19 who are
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This ten year fund was launched in 2008 and after an extensive
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1. This Order may be cited as the Electricity from Non-Fossil Fuel Sources (Scotland) Savings Arrangements (Modification) Order 2002 and shall come into force on 31st March 2002.
2. The Electricity from Non-Fossil Fuel Sources (Scotland) Saving Arrangements Order 2001(1) shall be modified as follows:–
(a)in article 2(1) after the definition of "adapted condition" insert the following definition:–
""additional arrangements" means the arrangements listed in article 4A(2);"; and
(b)after article 4 insert–
"4A.—(1) Each supply successor company shall ensure that before 1st September 2002 it has produced evidence to the Authority and the Scottish Ministers that it has made the additional arrangements.
(2) Each supply successor company shall be under a duty at all time during the order period to secure that the additional arrangements are complied with and shall not by any act or omission of his prevent any additional arrangements from securing the result mentioned in article 4A(3)(d).
(3) The additional arrangements are that–
(a)the benefits of certificates of any nature attaching to any electricity supplied to the supply successor company in terms of SRO Orders 1, 2 and 3 are realised by means of sale through a third party;
(b)the proceeds of the sale (net of the fees and expenses of any third party) shall accrue to the supply successor company;
(c)the proceeds of the original arrangements shall be offset against the costs incurred by the supply successor company of purchasing such electricity; and
(d)the proceeds are audited and are taken into account in calculating the Fossil Fuel Levy in accordance with the Fossil Fuel Levy (Scotland) Regulations 1996(2) as amended.".
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Access Locksmiths Greenslopes 24 Hour Mobile
Locksmith Greenslopes Access Locksmiths Call Phone 0404159369
Locksmith Greenslopes, Access Locksmiths are a Mobile Locksmith Service that is based in Greenslopes, Brisbane. Locksmith Greenslopes Access Locksmiths supply so lots of Locksmith Services in Brisbane, and in a trade that is constantly progressing it is difficult to make a definitive list.
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Locksmith Greenslopes, Access Locksmiths are a Mobile Locksmith Service that is based in Greenslopes, Brisbane. Access Locksmiths have serviced Brisbane, Queensland with Mobile Tradesmen given that 1999, and in this time we have used various Qualified Locksmiths, as-well as training several Locksmith Apprenticeships. Locksmith Greenslopes Access Locksmiths supply so numerous Locksmith Services in Brisbane, and in a trade that is constantly evolving it is difficult to make a definitive list. Locksmith Greenslopes– Access Locksmiths are highly qualified to consult with you about your requirements and only too delighted to help. Locksmith Greenslopes Access Locksmiths have proprietry security systems developed in residence that have not been beaten or foiled.
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Facts about Greenslopes in Brisbane
Parts of the current suburb were originally opened for settlement under names such as the Dunellan, Thompson and Mount Pleasant Estates. There is still a Dunellan Street in the suburb, adjacent to the state school.
Greenslopes formed part of Stephens Shire until its amalgamation with over 20 other local shires into Greater Brisbane in 1925. The shire's name can still be seen on a plaque on the bridge where Juliette Street crosses Norman Creek.
The Brisbane City Council operated trams along Logan Road, through Greenslopes until 13 April 1969. Until 1957 a tram line also operated along Chatsworth Road, branching off the Logan Road line at Greenslopes.
Many of the dwellings in the suburb of Greenslopes are 'character homes' of pre-war construction. Brisbane City Council purportedly recognises pre-war homes as being valuable to the identity of the suburb and enforces controls relating to the demolition and renovation of the original homes, whilst also ensuring that any new dwellings built in the suburb are reflective of traditional architecture and maintain and enhance the character of the streetscape. However, two- and three-story walk-up apartment buildings are increasingly the norm.
Before August 2015, Greenslopes was in Holland Park Ward but from August 2015 it is in the new Coorparoo Ward with Annerley, Coorparoo, Camp Hill and Carina Heights.
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Tel Aviv, IL (PRWEB) June 10, 2015
Zooz today launched its new Insights offering, which provides retailers with in-depth analysis of data from customer transactions. The Insights are derived from transactions routed through Zooz's intelligent payments platform.
Retail transactions generate considerable amounts of data about consumer preferences and the customer journey that too often go unleveraged due to lack of analysis tools. Insights empowers retailers to uncover everything from favored payment methods to products most popular among customers of different nationalities. The offering also analyzes the checkout process to uncover crucial data such the card type and payment currencies most likely to be declined by processors.
"Using data strategically brings out that ultimate competitive edge and improves profit margins", comments Andrei Charniauski, Head of Europe at IDC Financial Insights. "While most enterprises have access to their transactional data, few have efficient capabilities to analyze it and – most importantly – make instant operational changes based on insights."
Insights helps retailers:
- Optimize the customer journey across all channels and internationally
- Route payments based on business intelligence and data analysis including risk and tax calculations, use of 3DS and international payment methods
- Connect to local financial institutions to reduce the burdens of global expansion
- Collect and centralize information from all financial institutions and retail channels into a single data portal
"In order to differentiate themselves in today's market, retailers must be able to access, understand and leverage the hidden data contained in their customer interactions," said Oren Levy, CEO and co-founder of Zooz. "The actionable intelligence we provide through Insights enables retailers to maximize their business performance and optimize each customer journey."
Zooz provides a payments platform designed to help merchants maximize their payments performance. It offers the flexibility to connect with multiple financial institutions, seamlessly integrate acquirers, e-wallets, alternative payment methods, fraud management and other third-party services, and intelligently route transactions through the entire payment process. Zooz consolidates and analyses all payment data to provide valuable information to merchants, enabling them to personalize customer experiences online and in-store. It is the partner of choice for any business seeking to extend reach, reduce decline rates, increase revenues, maintain strong customer relationships and meet the challenges of the dynamic global market. For further information please go to http://www.zooz.com.


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Minecraft Developer Mojang Makes $326 Million In 2013
It seems Minecraft is still incredibly popular. After 5 years, the game is still bringing in a nice chunk of revenue.
Minecraft developer Mojang continued its five years of increased profit, topping out the 2012 revenue of $237 million dollars. According to a Wall Street Journal article, Mojang's revenue for 2013 was $326 million, which in turn comes out to $128 million in profit. The largest expense for Mojang was Marcus "Notch" Persson, owner of the rights to the Minecraft IP; Persson received approximately $129 million in license fees.
Over 90% of the company's revenue came directly from Minecraft itself, with the rest coming from merchandise and another of Mojang's games, Scrolls. 38% of Mojang's revenue came the PC version of the game, 30% from the console versions of the game, and 25% from the mobile version of the game.
Since its release in 2009, Minecraft has become a run away success. The game has over 100 million registered users, and has become a cultural icon. Players have created countless imaginative works, all ranging from amusement parks, castles, working big screen televisions, and recreated Pokémon battles. Minecraft's popularity does not seem like it is waning, and Majong will have to wait and see if the game's trend of growing popularity and profit continue into 2014.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made two quick stops in California on Tuesday for campaign fundraisers, speaking on issues of particular importance to Californians ahead of a Wednesday meeting in Mexico with the President of Mexico, and Trump's much-anticipated immigration speech in Arizona.
On Monday, Trump made a fundraising stop in the Bay Area town of Woodside, where some 20 Hillary Clinton for President signs were erected, and one woman walked her Clinton-sign wearing horse in protest, according to the Mercury News. The local news outlet reported that during Trump's last "high profile" trip to the region, protesters outside his June 2 San Jose campaign rally violently attacked Trump supporters.
Trump visited Tulare on Tuesday for a fundraiser that hosted many locals who are involved in agriculture, at a cost of $2,700 to $25,000 to those in attendance, according to the Fresno Bee. Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), who helped facilitate the event, lauded Trump's comprehension of the Central Valley water issues that have plagued the region's agricultural industry. Nunes told the Bee that the 250-person event is expected to rake in a record $1.3 million at minimum, when final tallies are made.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus were also in attendance, according to the Bee. Nunes told the local news outlet that he was invited to spend extra time with Trump, during which he discussed issues of water and illegal immigration, noting their importance to farmers in the region.
During a May campaign rally in Fresno, Trump spoke of government regulations that flush large volumes of water out to sea, when that water could be used to quench the thirsty farmlands of the world's breadbasket. Just before that rally, according to Trump, he met with farmers from the region and spoke of the "three-inch fish," referring to the Delta Smelt, which is the target of federal policies and environmentalists.
Tim Clark, California State Director for the Trump Campaign, told Breitbart News of Trump's California stops, "Mr. Trump made fundraising stops in the Bay Area and Central Valley. Both were hugely successful. In the Central Valley, he assured farmers that fixing the state's water problems will be a top priority."
Clark tweeted on Wednesday:
#CAforTrump volunteer training in SF Bay Area last night. Packed house. @realDonaldTrump #TrumpPence16 pic.twitter.com/xwVmPt0xg6
— Tim S Clark (@TimSClark) August 31, 2016
Clark remarked that the campaign has held several other "packed house" volunteer training sessions, and that enthusiasm is high.
Midday Wednesday Trump met with and held a joint press conference with Mexican President Peña Nieto, during which they discussed working together for the benefit of both countries on the issues of illegal immigration, dismantling drug cartels, improving NAFTA and protecting manufacturing wealth in the hemisphere.
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Phish Tour Opener to Be Simulcast Nationwide
Phish's June 17 performance at Keyspan Park will be viewed live by many more folks than those who will attend the Brooklyn show. Regal Entertainment Group Theatres in nearly fifty cities will carry a high definition broadcast of the gig that opens the group's summer tour. Advance tickets will go on sale this Friday at noon and a list of theaters that will carry the simulcast will be available soon at www.regalcm.com.


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Thunder Boy Jr.
May 2016. 40p. Little, Brown, $17.99 (9780316013727).
K–Gr. 2.
Thunder Boy, an adorable American Indiantyke in rolled-up yellow overalls, is named afterhis father, and he hates it! Not because it's not anormal name or be-cause he doesn't likehis father, though;he wants a name thatbetter reflects whohe is. On energeticpages in bold, brassycolor, Thunder Boytries to pick a moresuitable name. He climbed a mountain once, sohow about Touch the Clouds? He likes garagesales—Old Toys Are Awesome—and powwowdancing—Drums, Drums, and More Drums!Luckily, his dad catches on and offers the per-fect suggestion: Lightning. Morales' playfulfigures, rendered in thick brushstrokes and ap-pealingly rounded shapes, fizz with movementagainst textured scenes with pops of neon,while fantastic background details enliven theatmosphere—check out Thunder Boy's momon a cool motorbike, and his pudgy sister exu-berantly playing along. While the effervescentillustrations and boisterous tone are dynamiteon their own, Alexie and Morales' story offersa breezy, matter-of-fact introduction to a tradi-tion—replacing a child's name—that will likelybe new to many readers. Even if little ones don'tpick up on the cultural significance, they willbe entranced by the brilliant illustrations andThunder Boy's rollicking determination tobranch out on his own. —Sarah HunterHIGH-DEMAND BACKSTORY: Alexie andMorales would be big draws on their own;together, they just might be unstoppable.
The Ugly Dumpling.
Apr. 2016. 32p. Mighty Media, $15.95 (9781938063671).
K–Gr. 2.
The Ugly Duckling gets a makeover in this
wacky tale about a misfit. But our hero is not
an animal—he is a dumpling. An ugly dumpling. ("But all dumplings are ugly, you say!
Which is a very good point. But this was notjust any ugly dumpling.") He spends nightafter lonely night in the dim sum restaurant,until one day a cockroach comes along andoffers to show him the world. The two travelaround the restaurant, discovering amazingthings among the diverse group of diners—including a bowl full of steamed buns thatlook just like the ugly dumpling! But eventhough he may have found a place where hebelongs, the friendly cockroach is now havingproblems of his own. The use of anthropo-morphic food takes some getting used to, butthe ultimate end, about accepting people be-cause of their differences, adds an extra moralto this timeless tale. The bright illustrationsare detailed and full of energy—never hasfood been so expressive!—and the concept isjust odd enough to succeed. —Maggie Reagan
Vasilisa the Beautiful.
2015. 48p. Minedition, $19.99 (9789888240500). K–Gr. 2.
Designed around a Russian folktale featuring fearsome sorceress Baba Yaga and a
Cinderella-esque heroine, Morgunova's rich
and otherworldly illustrations supply this book
with scads of magical elements. Young Vasilisa
is introduced as a floating figure with a beautiful bundle of orange hair, pictured first with
her dying mother, who gives her a doll to help
her deal with the difficult years to come. These
trials include an evil stepfamily and a visit to
the reputedly deadly witch in the woods, Baba
Yaga. Each of Morgunova's full-page illustrations have surreal qualities and distinctive color
palettes, but some have a nightmarish tinge:
Baba Yaga's farm animals slaver and threaten;
human bones abound. Vasilisa's doll functions
as a fairy godmother, but the stakes are higher
than in most Cinderella variations. The conclusion is unsurprising, but Morgunova creates
the ideal companion for Vasilisa: a soulful tsar
able to float with her through the skies. A
compelling introduction to another culture's
version of a familiar tale. —Abby Nolan