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![]() ![]() ![]() Then Will' s father reveals a stunning secret that challenges Abilene' s future, one that makes the Merritts outcasts. But Will finds himself torn when he meets the beautiful and beguiling Anna, whose dignity and determination test his deepest beliefs. And no one is more intolerant than Will' s best friend, Jasper, who delights in tormenting any farmer he encounters. ![]() The townsfolk resent the migrant settlers whose new farms are slicing up the rangeland. Yet even with Hickok as marshal, Abilene boils with deep divisions. Idolizing the cowboys who flood the streets each summer, Will and his friends are drawn to Abilene' s exotic Texastown district- a powderkeg of saloons and brothels so notorious that the mayor has hired the West' s most famous gunman, Wild Bill Hickok, to police its streets. ![]() Will Merritt is fiercely protective of the cattle trade that made his father' s fortune. Based on actual events, this is the epic story of Abilene, Kansas, at a time when the cowboy was king, might made right, and the future seemed as unsettled as the endless prairie. ![]() ![]() ![]() Nationalism is not to be confused with patriotism. But secondly - and this is much more important - I mean the habit of identifying oneself with a single nation or other unit, placing it beyond good and evil and recognising no other duty than that of advancing its interests. I believe Orwell’s analysis to be not only insightful in thinking about the social and political phenomena of his era (1920s-40s), but also prescient, particularly in connection with both the pervasive Social Justice (or Identity Politics) ideology and the rising National Populism in many countries:īy ‘nationalism’ I mean first of all the habit of assuming that human beings can be classified like insects and that whole blocks of millions or tens of millions of people can be confidently labelled ‘good’ or ‘bad’. The ordinary meaning of “nationalism” is, for example, fierce promotion of the interests one’s own nation state, over the interests of others, or perhaps over the interests of citizens from other nations.īy “nationalism” Orwell meant something more general: a social psychological phenomenon connected to tribalism, unshakable self-righteous loyalities and polarization. In 1945, George Orwell published a quite well-known essay, “ Notes on Nationalism”, in the journal Polemic.īy the word “nationalism”, he did not mean its conventional meaning: an often quite strong allegiance to one’s official nation of birth or perhaps of naturalization. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() William Sanders Scarborough Prize WinnersĢ021Mecca Jamilah Sullivan, Georgetown University, for The Poetics of Difference: Queer Feminist Forms in the African Diaspora (Univ. 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The project will be overseen by Linda Haas Manley, program coordinator for CIPA's Public Service Exchange, a service-learning partnership for nonprofit and government agencies.Ĭornell graduate students enrolled in two city and regional planning courses - Quantitative Techniques for Policy Analysis and Program Management, taught by CIPA Director David Lewis, and Approaches to Consulting, Research, Evaluation and Program Development, taught by Haas Manley - will conduct the study. "These roads and routes were never intended for this type of heavy-duty, steady flow of truck traffic," said Pam Mackesey, a Tompkins County legislator and member of the Upstate Citizens Safety Task Force, a group that has asked for assistance from the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs (CIPA).ĬIPA will conduct a research study on the impact of heavy trucks transporting garbage along New York State Route 89, which runs north-south along the western shore of Cayuga Lake, focusing specifically on the stretch between Taughannock Falls State Park and Cass Park. To save tolls and time, and to bypass safety and weight inspections, scores of the trucks leave interstate highways each day to use two-lane roads in Tompkins County. ![]() ![]() Every day, hundreds of 18-wheel garbage-transfer trucks from New York City and other large cities carry garbage to the Seneca Meadows Landfill in Waterloo, N.Y. ![]() ![]() There are some surprise twists and a satisfying outcome. (The book adheres to a white default.) His takes on the highs, lows, and draconian demands of the contest, hosted by the evil Chef JJ, are both hilarious and a spot-on spoof of reality shows. He makes and loses a friend, fellow contestant Keya, an Indian girl with whom he has lovely discussions of the Yiddish language and his family’s few Jewish traditions. ![]() Readers view the events and characters entirely through Tris’ thoughts as he narrates his own tale earnestly and honestly, learning much about himself. Tris reluctantly enters a televised kids’ cooking contest to try to win the big prize while advertising his town. ![]() An effort to make the town a foodie destination with Mom’s Station House restaurant and Tris’ Doughnut Stop as mainstays is just the beginning of a renewal plan. ![]() He and his partner, Josh, decide the solution is to acquire an extremely costly robotic doughnut-making machine, but how to make it happen? Petersville’s shrinking population is causing it to lose the post office, and the library and school are at risk as well. ![]() He cannot keep up with the demand of his booming doughnut business. Twelve-year old Tris Levin has come to love the tiny upstate New York town of Petersville, where his family relocated from New York City in The Doughnut Fix (2018). ![]() ![]() ![]() This book is not filler, it’s not a fad, it’s not a self-serving stepping stone or a vanity. ![]() This is a book that I want to have sitting on a shelf somewhere to be stumbled upon. When my mom passed last year, it was devastating but I have found a lot of comfort in discovering the books that she left behind with her notes as well as her notebooks full of notes and thoughts on life. ![]() Lewis has an arsenal of hours of plug and play information available to listen to on his podcast or condensed into this book. His podcast has felt like being on the fly on the wall and high value. That’s only like 15 minutes of therapy, but is actionable ideas that can help anyone. This is required reading and 100% worth way more than the $25 hardcover price. ![]() His consistency and caring has led him to hone in on with the best experts and practices in life. I’ve had a few therapists (□) and love them all, but only one other person has changed my life as much as Lewis Howes. If you want to be working on your health in every aspect of life, this is the book to read and mark up and have around and hope your kids pick up one day and read. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Soon, a tentative bond forms between the unlikely pair. ![]() But when someone breaks into Andi's place, Hill can't stop himself from rushing in to play the hero. He needs to figure out what he's supposed to do with his life, and he can't let himself get distracted by the pretty redhead next door. After losing part of his leg in a rescue gone wrong, he's now stuck in limbo. Former firefighter Hill Dawson can't sleep. If only her grumpy new neighbor would stop stomping around at all hours of the night. But things are better now?she's channeling everything into her career as a horror novelist and true crime podcaster, and her next book may be the breakthrough she needs. It doesn't help that she narrowly escaped a dangerous man years ago, or that every relationship since has been colored with that lingering fear. ![]() At least, that's what Andi Lockley's anxiety wants her to believe. New York Times and USA Today bestseller Roni Loren blends heat and heart in this emotionally charged story of: A frightened woman longing to break free A wounded man searching for his purpose An unexpected friendship turned sizzling hot connection And an emotional climax that'll have them both learning to let go The world can be a scary place. ![]() ![]() ![]() Epicureans do not believe a divine Mind created the world Athanasius argues that this theory is incompatible with the evidence of an intelligently-designed universe. Athanasius summarizes competing theories of the origins of the universe, and briefly critiques them. There is thus no inconsistency between creation and salvation…”Ģ. ![]() In it “the things which they, as men, rule out as impossible, He plainly shows to be possible…” Athanasius first asks this question, Why the incarnation? He answers, “He has been manifested in a human body for this reason only, out of the love and goodness of His Father, for the salvation of us men.” Athanasius begins his exposition of this claim with the doctrine of creation because, “ the renewal of creation has been wrought by the Self-same Word Who made it in the beginning. He says the incarnation is a “mystery” that is mocked by many, but adored by Christians. ![]() Athanasius writes to a young convert, named Macarius. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() When she was very young, her mother committed suicide because she was too infected by amor deliria nervosa to be cured. Unlike Hana, however, Lena can’t wait for the procedure. Cliches aside, if you remove all violent emotion, you’ll have to remove the good with the bad. Hana, the best friend of protagonist Lena, tells her early on, “You know you can’t be happy unless you’re unhappy sometimes, right?” And it’s true. ![]() You will no longer feel depressed, but you will also never enjoy your hobbies with as much fervour as before. You will never been heartbroken, but you will also view your friends and children with cold logic (you’ll give your baby milk because he’s hungry and needs food to live, not because you can’t stand to see him cry). My sister, who also read this book, called it practically a lobotomy, and that’s what it is: the doctors surgically remove every last bit of passion. No more Eponine-style romances for me! Thing is, the procedure doesn’t just kill off romantic love. When I first heard the premise, my cynical brain immediately thought it was brilliant. In Lauren Oliver’s Delirium, love has been diagnosed as a disease, and everyone is required to undergo the cure when they turn eighteen. ![]() |