tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-133128252011-04-21T19:09:42.735-05:00This is the blog where I keep my list of books read and what I think about them. Occasionally, I mention other reading related items. Get the <a href="http://bibliotabla.blogspot.com/atom.xml">atom/RSS feed</a> for BiblioTabla. You can also read my main blog <a href="http://writing_here.pitas.com/">here</a>. <br /><br /> <pre>Pages read since 1 July 2005 = 289.5</pre>writing_herehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00585405534414269361noreply@blogger.comBlogger181100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13312825.post-1146259231485113032006-04-28T16:16:00.000-05:002006-04-28T16:20:31.486-05:00

Note: see previous postTechnorati Tags: Blog Stuff, Blog-Stuff, Cool Blog Things, Snapshirts, SnapShirts.com, Tag Cloud, Word Cloud

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[Next week is dead week, then finals, then I should have more time to blog.]I got this idea from CB. This word cloud is actually made of words from my other older blog which doesn't post photos very well. Anyway, I'm pretty happy with the selection of words. I'll post the word cloud for this blog in a little bit.Technorati Tags: Blog Stuff, Blog-Stuff, Cool Blog Things, Snapshirts,

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I haven't had much time for unrequired reading now that Spring Semester has started. I'm doing a short paper for Art History comparing and contrasting two works of art from the Italian Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper which hangs in the Refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan and Tintoretto's The Last Supper which hangs near the altar of San Giorgio Maggiore

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An acquaintance of mine in NYC has started writing an every-other-month column for the DC-based Episcopal Diocese of Washington's newspaper. Her first two columns are now online. I would commend the reading of them to you.Seminary in the City&The Relativity of Modern MoralityCatagories: Columns, DC, Episcopal Church, Morality, NYC, Seminary, Single, Writing

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September and October have not yielded much time to read or blog. And November is National Novel Writing Month. I shall be quite busy writing. I hope to resume blogging in December. I hope.Catagories: Fiction, NANOWRIMO, Writing

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I've been a little busy, I hope to get back to blogging after mid-September.First my calendar went crazy with little free time to read or write or blog.Then a friend died.Now my laptop refuses to acknowledge the presence of the operating system/hard drive. BIOS seems to indicate a loose cable inside somewhere. I have a two year service contract still in effect - but it is taking time. I won't

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Yes, I know that today is Tuesday. It took a while to recover from watching the Tour de France and celebrating Lance's seven-peat! And then there was that wonderful shuttle launch this morning.~~~@~~~For those who have just arrived we are continuing our look at Doctrine in the Church of England - The Report of the Commission on Christian Doctrine Appointed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and

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See this post for the back story.I was in the kitchen making cookies for this weekend's church bake sale and listening to News and Notes on NPR when they mentioned Zach. At least the blogswarm has finally made the leap to "traditional media" at long last, but the blogsphere is way ahead of NPR when it comes to what is going on.Places in addition to the links in my previous post on this issue

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Le Blog will be on Le Break until Le End of Le Tour.Le Tour de France LinksLe Tour de FranceEurosport's Live Le Tour Audio StreamThe Offical Tour de France StoreBBC coverage of Le Tour de FranceLe Tour de France BlogsThe TdF For the Rest of USRohDesginGO LANCE!Catagories: Cycling, Lance Armstrong, Tour de France, & Tour de Lance

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For those who have just arrived we are continuing our look at Doctrine in the Church of England - The Report of the Commission on Christian Doctrine Appointed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in 1922.~~~@~~~We were appointed to consider existing agreement within the Church of England and the removal or diminution of existing differences. ~ Introduction, page 24The Commission on Christian

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Interestingly enough late late last night since I couldn't get to sleep, I started reading a book that was published in New York by The MacMillan Company in 1938 entitled Doctrine in the Church of England - The Report of the Commission on Christian Doctrine Appointed by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York in 1922. (Though there is a year published, there is no copyright notice of any sort.)

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I haven't had time to start any new reading and I also have some "requried reading" to do later today, so it'll be this Sunday at the earliest before I post the title of the next book. But I have been going through and reading the latest entries from the list of blogs that I keep in the Slice of the Blogosphere section in the sidebar on my main blog. One of them, The Grace Pages had a post

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I finished Earth Has No Sorrow in less than 24 hours yesterday. I would recommend the book, but first I want to point out that the main character is an Episcopal priest. The publisher comments say "Episcopalian Priest" which drives me crazy, because the proper adjectives in this case are Episcopal or Anglican, though you could say she is an Episcopalian who happens to be a priest. I'll now

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Tomorrow I shall start reading Earth Has No Sorrow by Michelle Blake. Published in 2001 by G. P. Putnam's Sons of New York City. The ISBN is 0-399-14747-0 and the book has 258 pages. It is a mystry novel set in Boston and the "detective" is an Episcopal priest by the name of Lily Connor.Want to purchase your own copy or just want to see what the cover looks like? Click here.Catagories: Books

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Title: 100 Ways to Make Poverty History: An Action Kit to Change Your WorldAuthor: John MadelyIllustartor: Dave WalkerPublisher: Canterbury PressPublication Date: 30 September 2005Price: £5.99 Convert to another currencySee an image of the book cover.Pre-order a copy of the book.Catagories: Books, G8, Live8, MakePovertyHistory

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We interrupt our regular programing to bring you this important message from the Blogosphere.I found out about the Massachusettes Institute of Technology Weblog Survey 2005 on this blog which is along with my other blog a member of the Blogging Episcopalians webring.Catagories: Blogging, Blogs, MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Research, Surveys,

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The National Endowment for the Humanities has a suggested list of 300 books for summertime reading broken down into four grade groups: K-3, 4-6, 7-8, & 9-12. All of the books are classics that were written before 1960.There is one book that isn't on the 9-12 list that I would add, Alan Paton's Cry, the Beloved Country. I first read Cry, the Beloved Country in the summer after my sophmore year

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Catagories: Arash, Blogging, Blogs, Censorship, Committee to Protect Bloggers, Freedom, Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, Iran, Mojtaba, People's Republic of China,

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