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By the beginning of December, Tesla Motors will grow it's retail presence from the current 14 stores in the United States to a total of 24 locations in North America. That's an impressive amount of expansion in a very short period of time, and all of it is targeted at high-end retail shoppers.
The first new store opens today, at the Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City, New York. Following this, store openings are planned at upscale retail locations in Boston, Massachusetts; Chicago, Illinois; Paramus, New Jersey; Morristown, New Jersey; San Diego, California; Miami Beach, Florida; McLean, Virginia and Topanga, California.
In November, the brand expands into the Canadian market with the opening of a retail store in Toronto, Ontario. When all of the new stores are completed, Tesla will have a total of 34 showrooms worldwide, and further expansion is planned for 2013.
Each store will have a Tesla Model S premium sedan on the floor, and most will have vehicles available for consumers to test drive. In the words of Tesla's vice president of worldwide sales, George Blankenship, the goal of the retail stores will be "engaging and informing more people about Tesla and the Model S and the technology behind it."
In other words, expect stores to deliver no-pressure information to customers, whether they're seriously shopping for an electric sedan or simply curious about Tesla, the Model S or even electric cars in general. As Blankenship puts it, "We know we've done our job when customers leave smiling."
Noble ideals aside, each location was carefully chosen for its economic demographics. Many of the consumers strolling through The Mall at Short Hills in Morristown, New Jersey, for example, wouldn't bat an eyelash at spending $60,000 or more on a new car, especially if it one-upped the neighbors.
We think Tesla's on the right track here, and we'd like nothing better than to see the domestic brand become the first all-electric major global automaker. It's already planning on increasing Model S production, and something tells us that's a sound business decision.
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The PSD5XX family is a microcontroller peripheral that integrates high-performance and user-configurable blocks of EPROM, programmable logic, and SRAM into one part. The PSD5XX is also loaded with a variety of features, such as Counter/Timers, Interrupt controller, power management, and page logic. The PSD5XX products also provide a powerful microcontroller interface that eliminates the need for external "glue logic". The no "glue logic" concept provides a user-programmable interface to a variety of 8- and 16-bit (multiplexed or non-multiplexed) microcontrollers that is easy to use. The part's integration, small form factor, low power consumption, and ease of use make it the ideal part for interfacing to virtually any microcontroller.
FEATURES SUMMARY
■Single Supply Voltage:
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■Up to 1 Mbit of UV EPROM
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■Input Latches
■Programmable I/O ports
■Page Logic
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Equatorial E region electric fields at the dip equator: 2. Seasonal variabilities and effects over Brazil due to the secular variation of the magnetic equator
"In this work, the seasonal dependency of the E region electric field (EEF) at the dip equator is examined. The eastward zonal (Ey) and the daytime vertical (Ez) electric fields are responsible for the overall phenomenology of the equatorial and low‐latitude ionosphere, including the equatorial electrojet (EEJ) and its plasma instability. The electric field components are studied based on long‐term backscatter radars soundings (348 days for both systems) collected during geomagnetic quiet days (Kp ≤ 3+), from 2001 to 2010, at the São Luís Space Observatory (SLZ), Brazil (2.33°S, 44.20°W), and at the Jicamarca Radio Observatory (JRO), Peru (11.95°S, 76.87°W). Among the results, we observe, for the first time, a seasonal difference between the EEF in these two sectors in South America based on coherent radar measurements. The EEF is more intense in summer at SLZ, in equinox at JRO, and has been highly variable with season in the Brazilian sector compared to the Peruvian sector. In addition, the secular variation on the geomagnetic field and its effect on the EEJ over Brazil resulted that as much farther away is the magnetic equator from SLZ, later more the EEJ is observed (10 h LT) and sooner it ends (16 h LT). Moreover, the time interval of type II occurrence decreased significantly after the year 2004, which is a clear indication that SLZ is no longer an equatorial station due to the secular variation of the geomagnetic field".
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Reading knife attacker named as Libyan national Khairi Saadallah
A 25-year-old man suspected of launching a fatal terror attack in Reading, England on Saturday has been identified by a security source as a Libyan national.
Reports named the suspect as Khairi Saadallah. They also said mental health was considered to be a factor in the assault, which contributed to the reasons police took some time to declare it a terrorist incident.
Saadallah, who is currently in police custody, is under investigation by the UK's Counter Terrorism Policing unit after a knife attack in Reading's Forbury Gardens on Saturday afternoon that left three dead and several others injured.
UK Assistant Commissioner for Counter Terrorism Policing, Neil Basu, said no further suspects are under investigation by the police.
"I am deeply saddened by the events of last night. This was a truly tragic incident and the thoughts of Thames Valley Police are with all those who have been affected," Chief Constable John Campbell of Thames Valley Police said Sunday.
"Incidents of this nature are very rare, though I know that will be of little comfort to those involved and understand the concern that this incident will have caused amongst our local community," he added.
Eyewitness Lawrence Wort, who was in the park at the time of the attack, told that people were relaxing and enjoying the sun when he heard a man shouting and yelling. The man began to approach people in the park, and started to stab people in the neck and under the arms, and attacked multiple people in this way, Wort said.
Counter-terrorism police went combing for evidence at an apartment block on Sunday. Police asked some residents to stand outside their work so they could carry out their work.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday that he was "appalled and disgusted" by the incident, but that he saw "no reason" to raise the country's terror alert level.
"I am appalled and disgusted that people should lose their lives in this way and our thoughts are very much with the families and friends of the victims today," he said.
Johnson said he had spoken to the Chief Constable of Thames Valley police, and "thanked him and his officers for their bravery in tackling the suspect."
The police have urged members of the public to avoid the area, confirming that cordons remain in place; they have also called for witnesses to come forward with information.
"We would like to hear from anyone who has video footage. Out of respect for those deceased and injured, along with their loved ones, please do not circulate this footage on social media — this will be incredibly distressing," Chief Constable Campbell said.
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Basu also noted that the incident was not at all associated with a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest, which took place earlier in the day and concluded hours before the attack.
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People with COVID-19 More Likely to Develop Depression, Anxiety, and Dementia
Written by Julia Ries on November 12, 2020 — Fact checked by Dana K. Cassell
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Nearly 20 percent of COVID-19 patients developed a mental health issue — like depression, anxiety, or dementia — within 3 months of diagnosis, according to a new study.
Researchers evaluated the health records of 69 million people in the United States, which included over 62,000 people diagnosed with COVID-19.
Doctors have long suspected that COVID-19 was linked to higher rates of mental health problems.
A new study from the United Kingdom found that people who were sick with COVID-19 had a significant chance of developing a psychiatric disorder after recovering.
According to the report published in The Lancet on November 9, 18 percent of COVID-19 patients developed a mental health issue — like depression, anxiety, or dementia — within 3 months of diagnosis. Their risk was doubled compared to people who didn't have COVID-19.
Doctors have suspected that COVID-19 was linked to higher rates of mental health problems.
A recent survey from Ecuador has also shown that people diagnosed with COVID-19 commonly experience anxiety, insomnia, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Though researchers are still working to understand exactly how the new coronavirus impacts not just the mind but brain function, this new research helps to further establish the link.
"COVID-19 can result in psychological issues due to both pandemic stress and the physical effects of the disease," says Brittany LeMonda, PhD, a senior neuropsychologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.
COVID-19 patients' risk for first-time diagnosis is doubled
Researchers from the University of Oxford and NIHR Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre evaluated the health records of 69 million people in the United States, which included over 62,000 people diagnosed with COVID-19.
Nearly 6 percent of adults diagnosed with COVID-19 developed a psychiatric disorder for the first time ever within 90 days, compared to just 3.4 percent of patients who didn't have COVID-19.
In other words, those who developed COVID-19 had a two times greater risk for developing a mood or anxiety disorder for the very first time.
Older adults with COVID-19 also had a two to three times greater risk for developing dementia.
The researchers found that having a psychiatric disorder in the year before testing positive for COVID-19 was linked to a 65 percent greater risk for getting the disease.
How the new coronavirus affects the mind
Simply being diagnosed with a novel, potentially life threatening disease can trigger stress and anxiety.
"Given the novelty and scope of the pandemic, there is little-to-no framework, particularly during the lifespan of the majority of the population alive, for how to manage the threat to health, lifestyle, and societal change," says Jessica Stern, PhD, a psychologist and clinical assistant professor with the Department of Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health.
Those who test positive must also isolate, which can contribute to anxiety and depression. Typically, patients can lean on loved ones as they recover.
"In the case of COVID, most patients know they should avoid transmitting the disease to others and therefore lack that kind of comfort and support," says Dr. Gail Saltz, a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the NY Presbyterian Hospital, Weill-Cornell Medicine and host of the Personology podcast.
Battling the disease itself can also be taxing for those who develop moderate to severe symptoms.
"COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment is more likely to be traumatic than other medical conditions due to the potential severity of the illness, the novelty of the illness and associated uncertainty in its treatment, and the isolation involved," says Stern.
Many COVID-19 patients, now called "long-haulers," endure symptoms that last for months and interfere with their daily lives.
"It may take up to months to recover from COVID, which can result in a number of challenges; for example, difficulties returning to work, difficulties caring for children, or difficulties resuming one's 'normal' routines," says LeMonda.
How the new coronavirus affects the brain
Scientists now know that COVID-19 isn't just a respiratory illness but a disease that can reach many critical organs, including the brain.
Numerous reports show COVID-19 patients frequently experience neurological complications. such as confusion, dizziness, delirium, and other cognitive impairments.
Scientists are still working to understand how the novel coronavirus interacts with the central nervous system, but they suspect the new coronavirus may damage the brain's blood supply and lead to swelling in the brain tissue.
"If the virus directly impacts the central nervous system, this can result in significant neurological and psychiatric illness," says LeMonda.
Plus, an impaired respiratory system could diminish oxygen supply to the brain, LeMonda added.
In addition, Stern says there's a strong correlation between immunological functioning and mental health.
COVID-19 can disrupt a person's circadian rhythm, which can impair their sleep, lead to insomnia, and snowball into depression, anxiety, or other cognitive changes, Stern notes.
Other viruses impact mental health, too
Other viral infections are known to impact the mind and brain.
A study from July suggested that both severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) — two other life threatening coronaviruses — can cause delirium, anxiety, depression, mania, insomnia, and memory issues.
"Any virus that attacks the central nervous system, leads to hypoxic brain injury, or impacts physical functioning can affect mental health," LeMonda said.
The researchers' findings suggest that people with preexisting psychiatric disorders may be more prone to developing COVID-19.
A study from October suggested that people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder are more likely to have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
"High anxiety increases circulating cortisol, which has health effects including diminished immunity, which may play a role," says Saltz.
In other words, being highly anxious or depressed could ultimately make a person more susceptible to COVID-19.
Take care of yourself, seek treatment
If you develop COVID-19, it's crucial to listen to your doctor's advice and prioritize your physical health: Maintain a healthy diet, stick to a consistent sleep schedule, and stay physically active when possible.
Saltz recommends trying relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing, mindful meditation, and muscle relaxation.
LeMonda says it's important to keep in mind that recovery can last weeks, sometimes months.
"A better understanding of the recovery trajectory may lessen one's anxiety and lead to improved mental health," LeMonda said.
New research suggests that people diagnosed with COVID-19 may have a significant risk for developing an anxiety or mood disorder after recovering.
Scientists are still uncovering how the new coronavirus impacts the brain and the central nervous system, but they believe the infection could inhibit blood and oxygen flow to the brain and in some cases, trigger brain swelling.
Furthermore, being diagnosed in and of itself is stressful: The novel disease is potentially life threatening, and those who get sick are asked to isolate from loved ones. Symptoms can occasionally persist for months, disrupting people's everyday lives and functioning and putting them at risk for mental health issues.
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It's the fourth restaurant/bar in the Town Hall family.
Melissa Turtinen
A restaurant featuring "road food" and local craft beer has come to Edina.
It's called Town Hall Station, and it's the fourth restaurant/bar to join the Town Hall family. The others are Town Hall Brewery, a brewpub in the Seven Corners neighborhood of Minneapolis, as well as Town Hall Tap and Town Hall Lanes, which are both in south Minneapolis.
Each location has it's own character, and that's the goal with Town Hall Station, Pete Rifakes, the co-owner and founder of Town Hall, said in a statement.
"We consider ourselves a destination for all but most importantly a comfortable component for the local neighborhood. We aim to be a foundational part of the social community," Rifakes said.
Town Hall Station, located in the former 1950s Wally's Service Station at 4500 Valley View Road, will seat 140 people total (70 inside and 70 outside), and it also has an indoor-outdoor bar.
The Station will pour 13 of Town Hall Brewery's award-winning brews, including a Town Hall Station exclusive called Pitstop Cherry Lager. There will also be beers and ciders from other breweries, and a cocktail program.
The food is all "road food," which the restaurant describes as "satisfying, simple, accessible, and made from scratch." On the menu, there's a variety of tacos, burgers, and salads, as well as some Town Hall favorites from other locations, like the Brewhouse Pretzel and Chicken Tenders Flight.
"The Station's food menu carries on our tradition of a creative, eclectic approach toward modern pub fare," Matt Lepisto, head chef at Town Hall, said in a statement. "Our goal is to create flavors that will pair with our award-winning beer, while always looking to raise the bar."
Town Hall Station opened Friday (take a peek inside here) and so far the reviews are pretty good.
The Station will be open from 11 a.m. to midnight from Sunday-Wednesday, and 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday-Saturday.
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Summer is a great time to explore America and there are so many patriotic places to go with kids. Learn about the work of our founding fathers in Philadelphia, visit the house where President Lincoln wrote the Emancipation Proclamation in Washington, DC or see where our national park system was born during this centennial year. Here are six must-go patriotic places to explore with your kids this summer.
There's so much to see and do in Philadelphia that's all about celebrating the birth of America. Take a free, guided tour of Independence Hall to learn about the work of our founding fathers before walking across the street for a look at the Liberty Bell. Download the free NPS Independence mobile app for several audio tours, kids' activities, even a digital Junior Ranger program. And, of course, Betsy Ross House is a must.
Is there anything more patriotic than the faces of four of our nation's presidents sculpted into the side of a mountain? No way. So hop a flight to South Dakota and take a ranger tour at Mount Rushmore National Memorial to learn how the four presidents were chosen and how the sculpture was made. Pick up a Junior Ranger or Rushmore Ranger activity booklet when you arrive so your kids can earn a badge.
Also known as Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown, it's a must to take the kids to Virginia's Historic Triangle to explore revolutionary history and learn about the first settlers to America. Climb aboard replicas of three colonial ships at Jamestown Settlement, then pop in and out of shops and dwellings that re-created James Fort and Powhatan Indian Village. Dress up in period costume in Colonial Williamsburg or take a self-guided driving tour of Yorktown Battlefield.
As America's first national park, the kids will love a visit to Yellowstone National Park to see geysers, mud pots, hot springs and wildlife. At the Old Faithful Visitor Education Center, check out a Young Scientist Toolkit, which includes a thermometer, stopwatch and more, to investigate the area around Old Faithful. Look for multiple ranger programs to celebrate this year's centennial of the National Park Service.
No list of patriotic places to visit as a family is complete without Washington, DC. Take the elevator up 500 feet to the observation deck of the Washington Monument to enjoy panoramic views of our Nation's Capital, including the White House, U.S. Capitol and Jefferson Memorial. Enjoy a bike tour of the monuments with Bike and Roll, visit President Lincoln's Cottage (where he wrote the Emancipation Proclamation) and go for a spin on the Capital Wheel.
It's hard to find anything more American than the Grand Canyon, the symbol our national park system. Spend the day hiking and taking in the views from the Rim Trail along the South Rim before enjoying a picnic lunch near Mather Point. Use the free shuttle to get around the park and attend as many ranger-led programs as you can to learn about fossils, geology, native birds and animals.


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Book Reviews: New Novels from Hena Khan, Kate Messner, and Cindy Baldwin
September 27, 2019 September 26, 2019 ~ bookvillageadmin	~ 1 Comment
More to the Story by Hena Khan
Jamella is a seventh grader who has a passion for writing. Someday she wants to be an award winning journalist, like her late grandfather, and she's working toward that goal as the features editor of her school newspaper.
When she learns that her father has to go overseas for six months for work, she and her three sisters and mom are heartbroken. Jam decides to write an amazing article that will make her dad super proud, but does so at the cost of a new friendship with a boy named Ali. On top of that, her family is shocked to receive news about her younger sister's health.
Not only is this an important story about family, friendships and hope, but the journalism piece that focuses on the microaggressions that today's students face is important and powerful. Highly recommend this middle grade novel and I've bought a copy for my 5th grade students.
Chirp by Kate Messner
The summer after seventh grade, Mia and her family move from Boston back to Vermont to be closer to her grandmother who suffered a stroke a few months back. Gram is recovering nicely but is concerned that someone is trying to sabotage her cricket farm business, and Mia promises her to help any way she can.
Mia's mom has also told her that she must participate in two summer activities (one for her body and one for her brain). Mia chooses a Launch Camp (Maker space for kids) to help promote her Gram's cricket business. She also picks a Warrior Camp so she can get stronger after last year's gymnastics season ending injury when she fell off the balance beam and broke her arm. Later, the reader comes to learn that the broken arm was not the sole reason for Mia's depart from gymnastics.
This Middle Grade mystery has so much to offer readers. Friendships among strong girls, the science of entomophagy, the strength of family, and the courage of one girl to stand up and find her voice. Highly recommend for middle grade libraries. Preorder now. Publishes 2/4/20.
Beginners Welcome by Cindy Baldwin
Annie Lee misses her daddy. It's been eighty-three days since he suddenly passed away, but the apartment where she and her mama live is full of his presence. The smell of his aftershave and hairs in the bathroom sink and the CD player and TV turning on by themselves to play his favorite song & show are all constant reminders of the emptiness she and her mama feel.
With her mama working full-time. Annie Lee needs something (and someone) to help her with the loneliness that surrounds her. But she's afraid of letting down her invisibility cloak and letting others get close to her again.
At her new school she meets Mitch, tough and confident despite being new, too. Annie Lee also meets Ray, an older pianist who plays at the local mall and gives her lessons.
When something happens to Ray, Annie Lee must make a choice that may cost her her new friendship.
With themes of hope, healing, and the strength of a community, this novel will be a middle grade reader favorite. Publishes 2/11/20. Be sure to preorder!
Katie Reilley is a fourth and fifth grade ELA teacher from Elburn, Illinois, and a proud mom to two amazing daughters, ages 14 and 10 who has been married to a wonderful husband for 18 years. She's a member of #bookexpedition, a group of teachers, librarians and authors who read and review ARCs and newly released middle grade books. She's also happy to be part of the #classroombookaday community, and loves to learn alongside her students and fellow educators. She has been teaching for twenty-two years, and her passion is getting books into the hands of her students. You can find her on Twitter at @KReilley5.
Welcome, Laurie!
We are very excited to introduce you to our newest member of MGBookVillage, Laurie Hnatiuk! Laurie will be familiar to many of you, as she's an active participant in our weekly MGBookChats (she's the one currently in charge of archiving the chats for us), and well as other Village related activities. She'll be taking over the MG Release Date Calendar and jumping right into the swing of things with us. We hope you'll give her a very warm welcome!
Laurie Hnatiuk is happily married to her husband Tony (32 years) and has two adult children, her son Andrew (26) and her daughter Brodie (22) and their cat Kato (12).
Her experience being a homeroom teacher in grades 1-7 led her to her dream job of being a teacher librarian, until June of 2019, when she retired from the Saskatoon School Division. In her words, "Being a teacher librarian is the best job in a school because it is the only position where you get to read and learn with everyone." Even though recently retired, Laurie is still passionate about reading, sharing and getting books into the hands of readers.
She is a current reader and reviewer of the Saskatchewan Young Readers' Choice Awards (SYRCA) for the Shining Willow Awards (picture books for grades K-3). She also belongs to the Canadian #bookportage group, consisting of teachers, librarians and authors who read and review ARCs and newly released middle grade books.
Find her on Twitter at @lhnatiuk
Introducing… the MG Book Village Review Team!
September 21, 2019 September 20, 2019 ~ bookvillageadmin	~ 2 Comments
We here are the MG Book Village are excited to share with you all something we have recently been working on — putting together an official team of MG Book Village reviewers!
Below you can learn a bit more about each of the team's four members, who we invited to be a part of the team based on their track record of posting what we believe to be consistently thoughtful and helpful reviews of a wide range of Middle Grade books.
In the coming weeks and months, you will see their reviews begin to pop up on the site. We highly recommend you follow them all on social media, if you don't already, so you don't miss any of their other wonderful content.
And don't forget that you — yes, YOU! — can always be a part of the Book Village too. Reach out via our Contact form if you have a pitch for a guest post, would like to share a review of your own, or have any comments or suggestions about how we can improve the site and the content we share.
~ Jarrett, Kathie, and Corrina
The MG Book Village Review Team
Christina Carter is an Elementary School Librarian (K-5), Wife to a Most Magnificent Husband, and Mother to 3 Beautiful teen and young adult Blessings, and yes, she loves to read!
The 2019-2020 school year represents her 7th year serving as a school librarian (Library Media Specialist); spreading the love of reading, encouraging exploration and discovery through research, and engaging students in lessons that spark their creativity. When she think back to her childhood, these elements were what made the library a very special place for her. She believes it is a launchpad by which we get to discover and pursue our dreams. Every day that she opens a book, she opens up a world of possibility.
Christina is active on social media (mostly Twitter & her blog) and is a member of #BookExcursion, a group of educational leaders who read, review, and promote books through social media and in their communities with an express purpose of sharing their love of reading with the families they serve. You can find her on Twitter at @CeCeLibrarian.
Ro Menendez is a picture book collector and teacher-librarian in Mesquite, TX. After thirteen years in the bilingual classroom she decided to transition to the library where she could build relationships with ALL readers on her campus. She enjoys the daily adventure of helping young readers develop their reader identity by connecting them with books that speak to their hearts and sense of humor! Ro's favorite pastimes include reading aloud to children and recommending books to anyone who asks! She is also very passionate about developing a diverse library collection where all readers learn about themselves and those around them. You can find her on Twitter at @romenendez14.
Deana Metzke, in addition to being a wife and mother of two, spent many years as a Literacy Coach, and is now an Elementary Teacher Instructional Leader for Literacy and Social Studies for her school district. In addition to occasionally sharing her thoughts here at MG Book Village, you can read more of her thoughts about kid lit and trying to raise children who are readers at raisingreaders.site or follow her on Twitter @DMetzke. She is also a member of #bookexcursion.
Interview: Thomas Taylor
September 10, 2019 September 2, 2019 ~ bookvillageadmin	~ Leave a comment
Hello, Thomas! Thank you so much for stopping by the MG Book Village to chat about your new book, MALAMANDER.
Hi, Jarrett. Thanks for inviting me.
Before we get to the new book, would you care to introduce yourself to our readers?
UK edition of Harry Potter, with Thomas's art.
I'm an author and illustrator of children's books, based in the UK. I started out as an illustrator, and my first ever commissioned project was the cover art for a book called Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, which, er, some of your readers may have heard of. At the time though, the book and the author were entirely unknown, so I got the job, straight out of art school. After that I worked mostly on picture books, edging further and further into writing, until I realized that what I really wanted to do was write fiction.
Ha, yes! I think it's safe to assume some of them have heard of that one! Now, as you've said, you are both an author and an illustrator, and you do it all – from picture books to YA and most everything in between. I'm curious if there's anything about the Middle Grade age range that you especially enjoy or appreciate?
Actually, I haven't written a picture book, or illustrated one, for a long time. These days I'm very much committed to writing middle grade fiction, which I love. I have written a YA novel too — Haunters, which was published in 2012 — but I think the tone and scope of middle grade suits me best. There is a great freedom in writing for children — freedom to write about wonder and curiosity and hope — which seems to fall away the closer to an adult readership one approaches. Children aren't cynical or weary of the world, and this makes them a joy to write for.
Okay – let's get to the new book. Can you tell us what MALAMANDER is all about?
Malamander is about a strange seaside town, that becomes even stranger out of season. It's about a boy called Herbert Lemon — Herbie to his friends — who helps a girl called Violet Parma to find her parents, even though they vanished in peculiar circumstances when she was only a baby. It's about things being lost, and things being found, and about strange things being washed up on the beach. And it's about strange tales, told around the winter fireside, of something extraordinary that some swear they have seen creeping in the mists at low tide. It's a story about stories, and about wishes and friendship, and fish & chips!
Beachcomber's mantelpiece.
You do such a great job setting the scene, and, thanks to your evocative prose, really insert the reader into Eerie-on-Sea. What inspired you to create this creepy locale?
I didn't plan on writing Malamander. It began to grow in my mind as I walked the beach of the English seaside town where I live, something I have to do in all weathers and seasons for the sake of my very energetic dog.
Alpha, Thomas's beach buddy and lead researcher.
This is how I discovered the pleasure of beachcombing, and some of the things I found on the beach — often very strange and mysterious things — informed the story that I soon began writing. I was also inspired by the people I met, especially out of season, when the weather is awful and only people with a good reason (or a very bad one) would visit the town. And then there are the tales and legends that seemed to attach to every headland, sand bar or lighthouse. Before long, as I walked on that winter beach, I was joined by a cast of characters, by the sense of a fictional town only a little eerier than my own. And behind it all, lurking in the mists, the legendary malamander itself…
Erwin, the Book Dispensary Cat, as found by Thomas on the beach.
Loss plays a large role in MALAMANDER, as does the act of finding. It seems every character has lost something or other, and every one of them is hoping to find something, too. What drew you to these themes? Did you set out to write a book about them, or did they reveal themselves to you as you explored Eerie-on-Sea and the characters you populated it with?
In a way, beachcombing is the key to this. I find things on the beach that have clearly been lost or discarded at some point, and I can't help wondering about the story behind them, and what it means now that I have found them again. Perhaps these are things that had no real value to start with, but which have been transformed by the power of nature into something collectable, as is the case with sea glass.
Imagine, many years ago, a family has a picnic on the shore of my little seaside town, and afterwards they leave their empty lemonade bottle behind. Back then the bottle would have been made of glass, and considered worthless. The sea took the bottle and smashed it, and rolled the fragments tide after tide after tide. Decades passed until eventually — maybe 70 years later — the remains of that bottle are now just a few rounded glass gemstones, gleaming in the shingle.
Sea glass gems, found by Thomas and his dog.
Then I happen along, dragged by my dog, and I find one of these pebbles, glowing green or aqua or ruby red with reflected sunlight. I pick it up and marvel at how beautifully frosted it is, and at how it seems to hold the light in its heart. I remember that according to legend, sea glass is said to be the frozen tears of mermaids. I remember my friend who makes wonderful jewelry from pieces like this. I slip it in my pocket, pleased to have found a treasure. And as I do, I can't help wonder about the hidden story that led to it being there.
So my interest in things being lost and found began there, and I pushed the theme as far as I could in Malamander.
Much of your work has a creepy-yet-comic quality. What did you read as a kid? What are you a big fan of now? If kids read and love MALAMANDER – and many, many no doubt will! – what other books would you suggest they check out?
I was slow to come to reading as a child, but once I had found my way into books, I read all the time. I loved comic books, mostly Tintin and Asterix, and read The Three Investigators, Sherlock Holmes Stories, and Tolkein, Pratchett, and Terry Brooks. These days there is so much choice it's hard to even know how to start offering recommendations. I'm reading The Land of Roar by Jenny McLachlan right now, and it's brilliant. Readers of Malamander would probably also enjoy the Nevermoor books of Jessica Townsend and the fabulous adventures of authors Vashti Hardy and Abi Elphinstone. Or Kieran Larwood. Or Julian Sedgwick. And have you read The Murderer's Ape by Jakob Wegelius? Aah, so many books…!
We spoke before about how you're an illustrator, as well – and a very accomplished one! You've worked with other illustrators before, I believe, but what was it like working with Tom Booth on this book?
I haven't actually met Tom Booth yet (the Atlantic Ocean is quite wide!) but I enjoyed working with him at a distance. He has captured that mixture of mystery, creepiness and fun that I aimed for in the writing really well, I think. I've sent over some sketches of my own at times, when I felt it was important to convey something visually, but for the most part I've been happy to leave him the freedom to imagine the world of Eerie-on-Sea his own way. Sometimes this has resulted in a few surprises — for example, I imagine Mrs. Fossil to be rather large, but Tom has depicted her tall and skinny — but there's nothing wrong with this. The US edition looks fabulous.
What do you hope your readers – especially the young ones – take away from MALAMANDER?
I hope readers will enjoy reading Malamander, not just for its story, but as a book. I worked hard to make it as effortless a read as possible. A love of books and reading is a great treasure, and I'm worried that children are finding it harder than ever to find their way into books. I hardly dare imagine how my life would be now if I had given up on reading, as I nearly did, early on.
Many of our site's readers are teachers of Middle Grade-aged kids. Is there anything you'd like to say to them – in particular those planning to add MALAMANDER to their classroom libraries?
I just hope, as in my previous answer, that children will love reading my book, and be drawn in to the imaginary world of Eerie-on-Sea. A lot of teachers have begun using the book in school here in the UK. I hope it finds a home in American classrooms too.
When can readers here in North America get their hands on MALAMANDER, and do you have any exciting events coming up to celebrate the release and spread the word about the book?
Malamander should be found lurking in all good retailers once it is published in the US on September 10th. There is also an audio book version, both on CD and as a download. As ever, don't forget your local independent bookshop if you would like to order a copy; they can get it for you, and probably recommend something else at the same time. As for events, I have been doing these in the UK since the book came out here in May, but I am planning a promotional trip to the US early next year.
Where can readers find you online, and how can they learn more about you and your work?
I can be found and contacted on Twitter (@ThomasHTaylor), and I have a facebook page as well as an Instagram account. My website — www.thomastaylor-author.com — is pretty sleepy these days, but worth a visit if you want to find out about more about me. For most things Malamander though, please go to www.eerie-on-sea.com. If you dare…
Thanks again for inviting me, Jarrett, and for asking such great questions. Good luck to you and your readers!
Book Review: DRAGON SLIPPERS, by Jessica Day George
September 5, 2019 September 2, 2019 ~ bookvillageadmin	~ Leave a comment
Do you like dragons? Do you like fantasy? Do you like embroidery? Do you like adventure? Do you like kingdoms? Do you like betrayal? Do you like cliffhangers? Do you like slippers?
If you answered "Yes" to all of these, then the book Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George is right for you! (…Due to this book being about dragons, fantasy, embroidery, adventure, kingdoms, betrayal, cliffhangers, and slippers.)
In this book, a girl named Creel gets sacrificed to a dragon by her aunt, who was hoping that a handsome noble would rescue her, slay the dragon, and pull the family out of poverty. That was the opposite of what happened, however.
The dragon ate her.
Just kidding! That would have made the book too short. Creel made friends with him, and in exchange for not ratting him out got to choose any pair of shoes from his collection. Instead of choosing the sandals or the brogues, she chose some exquisite light blue ones and set off for the capital of Feravel: The King's Seat. Little did she know that choosing the exquisite light blue ones instead of the sandals or the brogues also set off one of the biggest disasters in Feravelean history…
This book is great because it reveals what one of the biggest disasters in Feravelean history was. However, this book also uses cliffhangers, is quite funny in some parts, and has a wide variety of characters that almost anybody could relate to. I like how Jessica Day George got right to the point in some chapters, but also hid in a lot of description and really built up the plot. Due to all of this, I would give the book a 4.8 out of 5!
So go and read it!
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Interview: Hena Khan
September 3, 2019 August 21, 2019 ~ bookvillageadmin	~ 2 Comments
Hi there, Hena! Thank you so much for stopping by the MG Book Village to chat about your new novel, MORE TO THE STORY.
Thank you for having me. I'm honored!
Before we get to the new book, would you care to share a bit about yourself and your previous books?
Sure! Although I started writing for kids with Scholastic book clubs about space and spies, when I became a mom I couldn't find any books that represented my son, so I set out to change that! I was an avid reader as a kid, but never saw myself in books, and realized how important it is. I've written a few picture books that highlight Muslim traditions and culture, like Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns and Under my Hijab. And I loved delving into middle grade fiction with my debut, Amina's Voice and my personal favorite, a series called Zayd Saleem Chasing the Dream about a kid who is obsessed with basketball modeled after my husband and sons.
You write picture books, chapter books, and – like MORE TO THE STORY – Middle Grade novels. Is your process and/or approach different for each format? Do you usually know the shape a story will take before you begin writing it?
Yes, it's definitely different for each! I find writing picture books to be like working on an imaginary puzzle. I keep the page flow and turns in mind as I write, and try to make sure there is something to inspire the art on every page. For my chapter books and novels, I always outline first and know where I want the story to go. But once I start writing, I often veer off the path as the story takes shape and my characters become real to me—and sometimes don't end up behaving the way I initially intended! I've also written choose-your-own path style novels and those are a different beast altogether, with elaborate flow charts, word count, page tracking, and more.
Is there anything about the Middle Grade age range that you especially enjoy or appreciate?
So many things! I love that middle grade readers are so thoughtful, open, and curious about the world. And while they understand a lot and are pretty aware, they still have a lot of innocence and natural empathy. I remember how the books that I read and loved when I was that age managed to live in a corner of my heart somewhere, where they still remain today! And the idea that something I write could have a special place in a reader's life is incredible to imagine. I still enjoy reading middle grade fiction more than any other genre—I appreciate that it's usually really great storytelling without getting too complicated.
Okay – let's get to the new book. What's MORE TO THE STORY all about?
It's centered around Jameela, a girl living in Georgia, who is part of a big loving family, and passionate about being an award-winning journalist someday. She's thrilled to be selected as Feature Editor for her school paper, but disappointed to learn the editor-in-chief is a kid who she butts heads with and who always shoots down her ideas. Jameela's life gets a welcome addition when Ali, a cute family friend from London, moves to Atlanta, but turns upside down when her dad has to take a job overseas, her sister becomes seriously sick, and she has to learn what matters most to her.
One thing that I loved about the book was your frank exploration of anger, in particular the positive, healthy ways in which that energy can be harnessed and used. Is this something you thought about a lot while crafting Jameela's story?
Thank you! It's something I think about in general, because it's something I grapple with myself. Like Jameela, my default emotion when I'm stressed, frustrated, or scared is anger. And it's something that I've had to recognize and work on over the years, and still haven't mastered yet! I liked the idea of Jameela confronting her anger and learning to recognize that it isn't the best way to react to things.
Another thing that MORE TO THE STORY tackles head-on are microaggressions. Why do you believe it's important to get your young readers learning, thinking, and talking about them?
I thought it would be helpful for readers to understand that microaggressions are often unintentional, but that they can still hurt people or make them feel bad. Many people experience them in day-to-day life, including my own kids, and I think it helps to know that there is actually a name and a category for the little things that people say and do that make us feel icky, or misunderstood, "otherized," or less in some way.
You've said elsewhere that this novel was inspired by Louisa May Alcott's LITTLE WOMEN. Would you care to talk about what that book meant to you as a young reader, what it means to you now, and the role it played in the creation of MORE TO THE STORY?
Yes! I was obsessed with Little Women as a child and teen, and I read it and reread it over and over, and even had parts memorized. Jo was in many ways my idol, and I found aspects of my personality in each of the sisters (as much as I didn't want to associate with Amy, I'm pretty sure my older sister would say I was a lot like her!). And apart from the characters and losing myself in their daily dramas and relationships, I think I understood and could even relate to some of the societal and gender norms they faced as a child of Pakistani immigrants.
I always thought the story lent itself well to a retelling from a Pakistani American perspective, and I initially envisioned writing a story that would be more of a remix. But in the end, the story I wrote, which I aged down to middle grade, is inspired by the classic but very much its own story. Readers who loved Little Women like me will find parallels, but those who haven't read it will hopefully grow to connect with another multifaceted and strong family. I consider More to the Story a love letter to my favorite book!
What do you hope your readers – especially the young ones – take away from MORE TO THE STORY?
I hope they are inspired by the love Jameela has for her family, and her sister in particular, along the passion she has for getting people to care about things that matter. I hope readers feel a strong connection to the Mirzas and can relate to them, the way I did to the March family and other characters I grew up with. And I would love for them to recognize and appreciate that while Jameela and her family are connected to a different culture that is a part of their daily lives, and to their Muslim faith, they are as American as anyone else.
Many of our site's readers are teachers of Middle Grade-aged kids. Is there anything you'd like to say to them – in particular those planning to add MORE TO THE STORY to their classroom libraries?
Most of all, THANK YOU! I can't tell you how much it means to me to hear that middle grade teachers are sharing my books with readers. There's really no bigger compliment. I'm especially grateful at a time when people seem more divided than ever, for a chance for stories to bring us together and help us to see the positive in everyone. I know many teachers are committed to inclusion and representation, and to providing windows and mirrors, and I love that my stories are among the ones chosen to offer to kids. And I especially appreciate teachers who are mindful of choosing a variety of books and balancing heavier issue books about marginalized groups with regular stories about their daily lives. Also, I want to share that I have wonderful educator guides available for all of my books! You can find them and download off my website: www.henakhan.com.
When can readers get their hands on MORE TO THE STORY, and do you have any exciting events or upcoming blog stops to celebrate the release and spread the word about the book?
Today is pub day! I am excited to be traveling a bit this fall to celebrate the release with readers around the country. I'll be doing several book launch events. If you'd like to attend and connect in person, please check out tour details on my website and social media, where I'll be updating!
My website has details about my books, school visits, and events: www.henakhan.com. Plus you can find me on instagram, facebook and twitter: @henakhanbooks. I'd love to be connected!
Thank you so much for chatting with me!
MG at Heart Book Club's September Pick: HURRICANE SEASON, by Nicole Melleby
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The September MG@Heart Book Club pick is….
HURRICANE SEASON, by Nicole Melleby!
For Fig's dad, hurricane season brings the music.
For Fig, hurricane season brings the possibility of disaster.
Fig, a sixth grader, loves her dad and the home they share in a beachside town. She does not love the long months of hurricane season. Her father, a once-renowned piano player, sometimes goes looking for the music in the middle of a storm. Hurricane months bring unpredictable good and bad days. More than anything, Fig wants to see the world through her father's eyes, so she takes an art class to experience life as an artist does. Then Fig's dad shows up at school, confused and looking for her. Not only does the class not bring Fig closer to understanding him, it brings social services to their door.
As the walls start to fall around her, Fig is sure it's up to her alone to solve her father's problems and protect her family's privacy. But with the help of her best friend, a cute girl at the library, and a surprisingly kind new neighbor, Fig learns she isn't as alone as she once thought . . . and begins to compose her own definition of family.
Nicole Melleby's Hurricane Season is a radiant and tender novel about taking risks and facing danger, about friendship and art, and about growing up and coming out. And more than anything else, it is a story about love—both its limits and its incredible healing power.
A 2019 Skipping Stones Book Award Winner
"Melleby's debut offers a tender, earnest portrait of a daughter searching for constancy while negotiating her father's sickness and the social challenges of tween girlhood, including her first crush on a girl."
—Publishers Weekly, starred review
"Father and daughter find their way back to each other in this moving novel, and readers will root for Fig every step of the way."
"Melleby doesn't shy away from how terrifying it is to watch someone in a dangerously manic state, but the narrative never tips into melodrama. A thoughtful portrayal of mental illness with queer content that avoids coming-out clichés."
"Melleby deftly tackles weighty topics—mental illness, child protective services, single parenting, sexuality—while effortlessly weaving in elements of the life and works of Vincent van Gogh, creating a thoughtful, age-appropriate and impressive novel."
—Shelf Awareness, starred review
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THE WORKS OF WILIAM SHAKESPEARE
By RICHARD GRANT WHITE
THE PLAYS EDITED FROM THE FOLIO OF MDCXXIII, WITH VARIOUS
READINGS FROM ALL THE EDITIONS AND ALL THE COMMENTATORS,
NOTES, INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF
THE TEXT, AN ACCOUNT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF
THE ENGLISH DRAMA, A MEMOIR OF THE POET,
AND AN ESSAY UPON HIS GENIUS
VOL. X.
LITTLE BROWN AND COMPANY
18 6 2.
Eutered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860, by
RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York,
(3) " AN EXCELLENT conceited Tragedie of Romeo and Iuliet. As it hath been often (with great applause) plaid publiquely, by the right Honourable the L. of Hunsdon his Seruants. LONDON, Printed by Iohn Danter." 1597. 4to. 39 leaves.
" THE MOST Excellent and lamentable Tragedie, of Romeo and Juliet. Newly corrected, augmented, and amended : As it hath bene sundry times publiquely acted, by the right Honourable the Lord Chamberlaine his Seruants. LONDON Printed by Thomas Creede, for Cuthbert Burby, and are to be sold at his shop neare the Exchange." 1599. 4to. 46 leaves. The same.
" As it hath beene sundrie times publiquely Acted, by the Kings Maiesties Seruants at the Globe. Printed for Iohn Smethwick, and are to be sold at his Shop in Saint Dunstanes Church-yard, in Fleetestreete vnder the Dyall." 1609. • 4to. 46 leaves.
Romeo and Juliet occupies twenty-five pages in the folio of 1623, viz. from p. 53 to p. 79, inclusive, in the division of Tragedies. It is not divided into Acts and Scenes, and is without a list of Dramatis Personæ.
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ROM what hidden recesses of the past the story of Romeo
and Juliet is derived, and through how many strata it had filtered before it burst forth from Shakespeare's mind a spring of living beauty, it is hardly worth the trouble very curiously to inquire. The incidents of the tale are based upon political and social conditions which existed in Italy in the first half of the fourteenth century; and to that period they are referred by Luigi da Porto, one of its earliest relators, who in the title page of his book assigns the death of the lovers to the time of Bartholomeo della Scala, and by the traditions of Verona, which limit that event more exactly to the year 1303, a time when the family called Della Scala did rule that city.* Some of the leading incidents of the story — the secret marriage, the banishment of the husband, the proposal of second nuptials, and the bride's recourse to a sleeping potion were originally embodied, as far as we
* Da Porto was a gentleman of Vicenza, who was born in 1485, and died in 1529. The title of the first edition of his book, which is dateless, is, "Istoria nouellamente ritrovata di due nobili amanti: con la loro pieto sa morte interuenuta già nella città di Verona, nel tempo del signor Bartholonieo della Scala. Venezia, per Benedetto di Bendoni." -- A second edition was published in 1535. In the brief introduction of his novel Da Porto professes tu have learned the history of Romeo and Juliet from a Veronese archer named Peregrino, who, in his turn, had heard his father tell it. But, according to the novelist, his informant doubted the truth of the story, because he had read in some chronicle that the Capelletti and Montecchi were of the same faction. Whether Peregrino is a fictitious character or not, the doubt is quite surely Da Porto's; for in his day archers did not read chronicles. That the Capelletti and Montecchi (or Monticoli) were at deadly variance seems, however, to be true. See Alessandro Torri's most thoroughly edited edition of Da Porto's novel, 8vo.. Pisa, 1831, pp. xiv.-xviii. 56-63, and, also, Su la pietosa morte di Giulia Cappelletti e Romeo Montecchi Lettere Critiche de Filippo Scolari, 8vo., Livorno, 1831, pp. 7, 8, and passim.


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Bishop Slattery Grants Imprimatur to New Holy Hour of Reparation to the Sacred Heart
"Let it Be Printed."
Bishop Edward James Slattery
Bishop Edward James Slattery of the Diocese of Tulsa, OK, USA has granted the Imprimatur for a new Holy Hour of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus for the neglect of those who have vocations to the priesthood or religious life and the neglect of those who are already in their vocations to the priesthood and religious life in the fulfillment of their duties according to their state in life. This Holy Hour of Reparation was a collaborative work of four people who wish to remain anonymous. It is currently available in English in booklet form or as a down load via the Amazon links below. A French translation is in the works and it is hoped to be available in many languages including Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, and more as resources may become available.
Permission granted to republish with the stipulation that Christendom Restoration Society is credited at the top of the post along with a link back to the original article.
Why pray this Holy Hour? Why make reparation?
"After these things the Lord appointed other seventy also, and sent them two and two before His face into every city and place, wither He Himself would come. Therefore He said to them, the harvest is truly great, but the laborers are few: pray you therefore the Lord of the harvest, that He would send laborers into His harvest." Luke:10.1-2
Thomas Aquinas, in Catena Aurea, quotes St. Gregory, "But not without deep sorrow we can add, but the laborers are few. For although there are who would hear good things they are wanting who should spread them. Behold the world is full of priests, but seldom is there found a laborer in God's harvest, because we undertake indeed the priestly office, but we perform not its works. Hereby also the people must be induced to pray for their pastors, that they may be able to work what is good for them, and that their tongue grow not lifeless in exhortation. For often for their own wickedness their tongue is tied. But often for the fault of the people it comes to pass that the word of preaching is withdrawn from their rulers."
Most of us have had priests ask us to pray for them, some even from behind the screen in the confessional. How many of us, however, remember or have ever been told that this is an obligation of the laity; nor have heard instruction regarding what calamities can befall the church if the laity do not pray for our priests and religious!
Our Lady of Fatima told the three children that we must pray and do penance. How many of us are mindful of that message? Are we simply waiting for a pope to specifically, in union with the bishops of the world, consecrate Russia by name ... yet neglecting our positive moral obligation to pray and do penance? Where are the multitude of religious that live lives of self sacrifice, some very austere? Have we taught our children that with each cross we are given there is always a great good in the end as long as we accept and embrace it? Is this why so few desire to ask Our Lord if the priestly or religious life is the path He desires for them?
Could this be the reason, in part, that the Church has been in an ever accelerating state of auto-destruction since the 1960's? Is this, in part, why we have confusion instead of clarity, ignorance where there should be understanding? Is it because Catholics have failed to live the message of Fatima? Have we failed in our duty to pray for priests, who give us the sacraments, teach us the catechism, and guide us on the paths which hopefully will lead us to heaven? Have they failed to hear God's call? Could this be why many in the Church are spiritually impoverished?
The peace that is most important is interior peace. It is time for each of us to look deep within ourselves and answer the questions posed above and then, pray and do penance! While issues indeed must be identified and discussed – for recognizing a problem is half the solution – let us not fall into the bad habit of constantly complaining, destroying our own interior peace and of those around us. Let us try to stay focused on our own personal contribution to solutions before all else. This Holy Hour is but one means to make amends to God for our past failures, a means to respond to God for the sins of priests and religious who, for whatever reason, harm the Church, and for those who have been called to the priestly or religious life but have failed to respond to God's call. The is no doubt that one reason these problems exist due to a lack of interior silence, difficult to attain with the constant noise and distractions in the world; a lack of interior silence which we all need in order to move closer to God, for He speaks to us in the silence of our hearts. This Holy Hour will help bring joy and peace into your own life, and a silence in your heart as your heart becomes a heart of gratitude. Yet even more than this, for as St. Phillip Neri said, "a joyful heart is more easily made perfect than a downcast one."
Please remember your priests in your daily rosaries. Please pray this Holy Hour each week as possible, or find another means to make reparation for these offenses: our own past failure to pray; the sins and negligences of the priests who are to lead us to heaven, and also those of religious; and the neglect shown by those who have a vocation but fail to respond. For as Our Lord said to St. Gertrude; "I come to absolve, by the virtue of My Divinity, all those who humble themselves for the negligences which they have committed concerning their Rule." May our priests and religious be given great humility! May they be given all the graces necessary to fulfill the duties of their state. May our hearts, and theirs, be filled with peace and joy.
Sincerest thanks is given to His Excellency Bishop Edward Slattery for his permission to print. But even more so to Our Lord, Who though the Blessed Mother gave His Excellency the grace to see the need for this, and to Our Lady Herself for directing our prayers, teaching us gratitude, and showing us the need to pray and make reparation for our priests and religious.
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Louis Winter
Can't understand why is needed now a return to the Sacred Heart recognition in the Church, since the Divine Mercy cult has replaced it.
Goodness, with Divine Mercy, all sin and shortcomings are not important with the automation in all forgiveness..
patrick Lundy
we must confess our sins,to glorify and show jesus our gratitude for his crucifixion.the priest need to make themselves available at times when people can get there.7;30 to 9pm sat night.if you dont confess and admit you are a sinner you dont need jesus.holy communion takes on more meaning after confession.


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The National Lottery have announced that there is a winning Euro millions ticket which is yet to be claimed in Lincolnshire.
The lucky winner has bagged over £76 million on a Euro millions ticket which was drawn on Friday, November 2.
After the ticket was left unclaimed the area which the ticket was bought has been released to the public.
The winning numbers were drawn from a ticket bought in the Boston and Skegness parliamentary constituency.
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