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As a pastor, I am always looking for ways to help my people connect with God. My Sunday Journal does just that! It gives people the opportunity to write down what God is saying to them as I'm preaching. I especially like the application section where they can put into writing what God is impressing on their hearts and gives them room to write out ways to put the lessons into their life. The index in the front is also helpful to recall sermons and topics very easily. If you are looking for a tool to help you maximize your Sunday church experience, don't look any furthur. Go out and get your copy today!

Enjoyed the broad range of names and multiple languages. Both informative and educational.

This volume as well as the second are an excellent introduction to Nathaniel Hawthorne, the man and writer. It's chock full of letters. Sophia Hawthorne comes across as a sweet saint, but Nathaniel's complicated, complex and sinewy. Julian, his son, does a terrific job of grappling with his father's presence and achievements.

As the title suggests, this book discusses and explains Latin syntax, albeit in an advanced manner; it does not give a coverage of morphology and it is not a textbook that contains exercises. The strength of the book lies in its numerous examples of sentences, taken from a number of authors from Terence and Plautus up to Tacitus and Pliny the Younger, to explain the Latin syntax which are presented in an organised and elegant manner. In addition, the author provides an extensive bibliography to direct the reader to the various sources from which he obtained his example sentences. The author presents the grammar - Accusative and Infinitve, The use of the Ablative, Independent uses of the Subjunctive, Conditional Sentences, etc. - chapter by chapter, some being combined in a single chapter, and does so in a manner which is far advanced than an elementary latin grammar book. This book is clearly one of the best latin grammar books I have come across and I believe it will continue to be so for a very long time. If you are keen in furthering your comprehension of Latin and not hesitant to take that extra step, that extra stride from your elementary Latin textbook, then this is the book for you.

An unlikely title from the bass player for Emerson, Lake & Palmer and King Crimson.

A tell-all chronicle of ELP's concerts in northeast Indiana in the 1970's.

Title comes from the rare unreleased song "Northeast Indiana conservation tillage demonstration project" which is available only on bootleg.

This is an excellent map of Northern and Central England, and is very useful for planning trips or for navigation once there. It has a detailed road map and also a geographic relief map, a table of road distances, and a table of restricted road junctions. It is very durable and exceptionally detailed. It ranges from Newcastle upon Tyne in the North to Manchester and Skegness in the South. I highly recommend this map for planning and land navigation.

This book offers excellent advice for parents to offer their teenage sons on how to respectfully treat a young lady while on a date and maintain their purity at the same time. A must read for Christian parents of teenage boys.

This is, by far, the most ingenius piece of literature I have ever read. Landry's ideas are both innovative and new age. I would reccomend this book to anyone hoping to enlighten themselves in the world of aeronautical science.

A partir de algunos dibujos del pintor de Juchitán, Oaxaca, Francisco Toledo, Carlos Monsiváis (el cronista no-oficial de la cultura mexicana y latinoamericana) creó una serie de cuentos que parodian los catecismos que los curas utilizan para normar la conciencia de los católicos. El resultado es contundente: no sólo estamos ante un ejercicio magistral de la ironía, sino también en presencia de una de los textos más disfrutables del escritor más reconocido socialmente en México.

Oxford was planned in 1809 when the Ohio legislature established Miami University. Sandusky was a shipping port on the Great Lakes. Permanent settlers came in 1816. Cholera struck in 1849. Previously there had been smaller outbreaks. Sandusky is noted for making wine.

Springfield is a National Pike town. It was on the route of the Great Ohio Stage Company in Cumberland, Maryland. Steubenville, Marietta and Chillicothe were the mother towns of the state. They are in proximity to West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Marietta is the oldest settlement in Ohio, the pioneer city in the Northwest Territory.

Akron became a center for rubber manufacturing in the first two decades of the 20th century. Cleveland and many of the cities in Ohio such as Youngstown were notable centers of steel, brass and iron making. Organization of the Standard Oil Company in 1870 made Cleveland a force in oil. Tom Johnson was the famous mayor of Cleveland in the Progressive Era.

The book features twenty-three automobile tours-- a thoughtful plan of the WPA Guides. Interesting black and white photographs abound. There are seventeen essays on special topics and nineteen profiles of cities. Coal is worked in the eastern and southern section of the state. Glaciers covered two thirds of the state in the late Cenozoic era.

The first people were known as mound builders. The most advanced mound builder culture is the Hopewell. Among the first historic Indians were the Erie. Others included the Miami and the Shawnee. The Wyandotte, of Iroquois stock, were the most powerful tribe in the Northwest Territory after the Revolution. Also present were the Tuscarora, Seneca, Delaware, Ottawa, Cherokee. Ohio, home of many presidents, is known as a barometer state.

Rogers Clark won the Northwest Territory for the thirteen colonies. Before the Civil War, Lane Seminary in Cincinnati and later Oberlin became centers of anti-slavery activity. Ohio-born writers include James Thurber, Sherwood Anderson and Hart Crane. Ohio has been an area of concentrated and innovative industrial development. Names such as Rockefeller, Wright, Willys, Procter, Gamble, Kroger, Olds, and Kettering are recognizable.

The book describes Finnish and Slovenian families in Ohio and many other cultures and customs of individuals and groups. In buildings Ohio has experienced the gothic style, steamboat gothic, romanesque, Greek revival. When the guide was written a contemporary painter, Charles Burchfield, saw possibilites in the main street of the small towns. A really important writer who began in Ohio is William Dean Howells. The outstanding poet was Paul Laurence Dunbar. There is a chronology at the end of the book.