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"Isabel Learns About the Coronavirus" is a children's book that informs our children as well as their parents what has been going on in this world since 2020. It is written in a children's form for the sole purpose of making the story easy and fun to understand. Isabel and her younger brother, Matthew, learn firsthand from their mother, what the coronavirus is all about. She explains and teaches them for their own understanding. They and their father do wear their masks and gloves and go out into the world to shop at a store. They obey the rules and stay six feet away from the others. When they get home, they discard all their purchases. They live as one close-knit family and at the end of the story, they all take a much needed vacation away from it all.
During a career spanning half a century, Ileana Sonnabend helped shape the course of postwar art in Europe and America. Both a gallerist and a noted collector, Sonnabend promoted some of the most significant art movements of her time. Artists as varied as Vito Acconci, Mel Bochner, Gilbert & George, Jeff Koons, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Robert Morris, Claes Oldenburg, A. R. Penck, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol worked with Sonnabend, whose support for difficult avant-garde work was legendary. Published in conjunction with an exhibition that pays tribute to Sonnabend in honour of the Sonnabend family’s gift of Robert Rauschenberg’s well-known Combine Canyon (1959) to The Museum of Modern Art in 2012, Ileana Sonnabend: Ambassador for the New features approximately fifty works presented in Sonnabend’s eponymous galleries in Paris and New York from 1962 through the late 1980s. A biographical essay by Leslie Camhi, artists’ recollections of working with Sonnabend, and individual entries on the selected works provide further reflection on Sonnabend’s taste and lasting influence.
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen: First Hispanic Woman in Congress
Silvia Lopez
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen: Primera Mujer Hispana en el Congreso
Silvia Lopez
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen fue la primera mujer hispana y la primera cubanoamericana en el Congreso de los Estado Unidos. Cuando fue electa a la C mara de Representantes en 1989, ya se hab a destacado por ser la primera mujer hispana en la C mara de Representantes y luego en el Senado de la Florida. Sin matices politicos y en t rminos f ciles, esta biograf a para ni os describe los primeros a os de la congresista Ros-Lehtinen como joven refugiada durante la d cada de los 1960, algunos de sus logros en el Congreso, y su dedicaci n a la comunidad del sur de la Florida que representa. Una porci n de las ganancias de las ventas de este libro ser n donadas a la organizaci n Sunrise Group, que provee a personas discapacitadas la asistencia y el apoyo necesarios para vivir vidas valiosas en la comunidad. Para m s informaci n visite http: //www.sunrisegroup.org
Commemorating the life and cultural impact of curator Ileana Sonnabend amid works by the Arte Povera artists she championedCurator and gallerist Ileana Sonnabend (1914-2007), owner of two storefronts in New York and Paris, was an avid promoter of the young, avant-garde Arte Povera movement. This tribute to her life and legacy places her story in dialogue with the artists she supported.
Princess Ileana of Romania (1909–1991), known later in life as Mother Alexandra, was the youngest daughter of King Ferdinand I of Romania and his consort, Queen Marie. Kind, intelligent, and beautiful, she was exalted among the royal courts of Europe and the darling of the Romanian people. She married Archduke Anton of Austria in 1931 and made Schloss Sonnberg her home before returning to Romania during World War II, where she converted the famous Bran Castle into a hospital for wounded soldiers. Exiled after the Soviet occupation of 1944, she eventually settled near Boston, Massachusetts, where Senator John F. Kennedy helped her on the path to citizenship. Having pawned the magnificent Vladimir Sapphire Kokoshnik crown, once the possession of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna of Russia, to buy a home and raise her six children in relative security, life could have taken a predictable course from then on—but not so for the princess. In 1961 she travelled to France to train as a monastic, and six years later founded a monastery in Ellwood, Pennsylvania. During the quiet decades that followed, she gradually revealed to intimate friends the startling secrets her mother had told her about the murder of her relatives, the Romanov family, by the Bolsheviks on July 16, 1918. Ileana of Romania: Princess, Exile and Mother Superior is both a narrative of an extraordinary life and an unveiling of new evidence pertaining to one of the great mysteries of the twentieth century. It is a story of war and struggle, the complete upending of an old order, and of finding peace at the end of it.
A personalised storybook for girls called ILEANA. The story is based on the letters of the child's own name. All books are different from one another.The girl wakes up but can't remember her name. Magic Mouse knows how to solve the problem. They go on a wonderful adventure in the Magic Bus Translated and adapted by the author from the top-selling Finnish language children's namebook series "Tytt /Poika, joka unohti nimens ". The beautiful hand-drawn pictures will delight both the young and the young-at-heart Looking for a namebook "What's my name?" but couldn't find a book for the name you are looking for? Please don't hesitate to contact me with your name request -Tiina WalshAuthorfb.me/whatsmynamestorybooks for more details about the storybooks
Founded in 1975, the non-partisan National Alliance of Black Feminists (NABF) played a critical role in the Black women’s liberation movement and the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. The Chicago-based organization’s Black humanist feminism powered a singular dedication to building coalitions while influencing its historic set of comprehensive political, economic, and cultural demands. Ileana Nachescu places the NABF’s history as the bridge between Black women’s social activism in the 1970s and the intellectual activism of the 1980s. Her account details the NABF’s work and how it reflected the group’s strong humanist belief in the transformation of all human beings. Nachescu also shows that the NABF’s post-Eighties erasure from movement histories is consistent with how many white feminists marginalized women of color and rejected their leadership. From there, Nachescu examines Black lesbians’ vibrant support of the NABF and shows how respectability politics pressured the group to support its lesbian membership in private but maintain a public silence on the issue. A rare in-depth look at an overlooked organization, The National Alliance of Black Feminists tells an untold story of Black women’s liberation in the Midwest.
Founded in 1975, the non-partisan National Alliance of Black Feminists (NABF) played a critical role in the Black women’s liberation movement and the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. The Chicago-based organization’s Black humanist feminism powered a singular dedication to building coalitions while influencing its historic set of comprehensive political, economic, and cultural demands. Ileana Nachescu places the NABF’s history as the bridge between Black women’s social activism in the 1970s and the intellectual activism of the 1980s. Her account details the NABF’s work and how it reflected the group’s strong humanist belief in the transformation of all human beings. Nachescu also shows that the NABF’s post-Eighties erasure from movement histories is consistent with how many white feminists marginalized women of color and rejected their leadership. From there, Nachescu examines Black lesbians’ vibrant support of the NABF and shows how respectability politics pressured the group to support its lesbian membership in private but maintain a public silence on the issue. A rare in-depth look at an overlooked organization, The National Alliance of Black Feminists tells an untold story of Black women’s liberation in the Midwest.
This journal started from personal journal entries. A train of thought was derailed and the weight of guilt and inability to fully step into the grief cycle prevented fully moving toward hope. This journal is a place to write and work your way from grief to hope. Guilt is heavy, grief is a cycle and hope is worth picking up. Journaling is an important way of dealing with the stress, anxiety, sadness, and blessings that are part of daily life. It provides a way to reflect and to move forward. It gives a path to plan, heal, and hope for better days. This journal is a way to move forward on the path to embracing hope.
U.N. Agenda 21 has been in the works for decades, spearheaded by environmentalists, foreign individuals, third world countries, and non-profit organizations around the world. In the name of protecting the environment, socialist global governance has been quietly implemented at all levels of government via government grants, public-private partnerships, and EPA regulations involving use of land and water, affecting every facet of our lives. Mandating population re-distribution in the name of biodiversity, re-educating our youth into sustainable everything, green jobs, green buildings, green cars, green energy, urban sprawl control, government bureaucrats from the United Nations and our own elected representatives are going to rezone us, resettle us, reduce our numbers, and tax us into the sustainable community described in the Wildlands Project Map.Forcing us out of cars, into bike paths, light rail, walkways, greenbelts, ever more conservation areas forbidden to humans, urban boundary zones, and high-density areas, U.N. Agenda 21's 40 chapters will limit the behavior of individuals, organizations, and companies, covering everything we do in life. U.N. Agenda 21 and has been implemented administratively with help from ICLEI and little Congressional debate or involvement. Some of the provisions of U.N. Agenda 21 have been included in other laws passed. Presidential executive orders are forcing its implementation at the national level.Our sovereignty is at stake. We must stop U.N. Agenda 21 before it is too late. Every chapter of it violates our Constitution.
The eleventh-oldest college in the nation, the College of Charleston stands as one of the country's most historic academic institutions.Over the past few centuries, the College has provided education and opportunity for students, faculty, and local Charlestonians against a rare Southern backdrop, with a campus that mirrors the architectural charm and elegance of the peninsula city. This volume, with over 200 black-and-white photographs, transports readers on an incredible visual journey across an nineteenth- and twentieth-century landscape of Charleston, a time and place unique in the city's and school's history. Documenting the school's antebellum days as the first municipal college in 1837, the turbulent years of the Civil War, the campus's growth and evolution in the earlier part of the twentieth century, and the traditions that continue today, this pictorial retrospective explores the many elements of the Cougar experience: the College's student life, the development and preservation of its buildings, its athletic teams and events, and the many diverse student-run organizations.
The Little Big Book of White Spells combines Ileana Abrev's four popular spell books in an attractive hardcover package. With more than 200 quick spells for love, money, protection, happiness, and more, this book is p erfect for anyone who wants to improve the most cherished parts of life. Create positive transformation in your relationships and a better world for your community with easy enchantments for finding love, removing a curse, bringing the passion back, banishing depression, making a business more profitable, and many more. Let Ileana's charming writing style carry you to a magical place, where simple actions, creative rhymes, and sincere intentions will bring you your heart's deepest desires.
Mindful Mama is a fun New Age guide to pregnancy one week at a time. Every week, this delightful book provides crystals, flowers, essential oils, exercises, meditations, and affirmations that support the changes both you and your baby are going through. These tools are tailored each week to your baby s stage of development, making it easy to choose the best options. Mindful Mama helps you overcome challenges, relieve stress, and support your little one s growth into a strong, positive person. You ll also find tips and techniques for women trying to become pregnant and for the first few weeks after birth. From raising your child s chakra energy and future resilience to removing spiritual toxins, this uplifting guide keeps you focused on everything that can go right during pregnancy.
Make Your Magic Come Alive with Color Featuring more than seventy spells, this book shows you how to connect with color for powerful magic. Ileana Abrev teaches you how to align with every color of the rainbow and beyond, tying them to the days of the week and the planetary bodies. All colors have an important place in magic, and this handy book provides simple, color-based ways to enrich your practice. You'll learn how to set up your sacred space, select the best color for your purpose, and use crystals, candles, spray essences, and bath mixtures to strengthen your workings. This beautiful book paves the way to manifesting your deepest thoughts and desires.
Explores the construction of the Americas by and through European eyesTransatlantic Topographies was first published in 2004. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.Transatlantic Topographies studies the representation of American space during the initial confrontation between Europeans and Amerindians and during the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. Starting from topographical descriptions of land, islands, highlands, and jungles, Ileana RodrÍguez shows how existing systems of knowledge broke down with the discovery of the Americas and had to be reinvented through the interpretation of signs, the accumulation of evidence, material exchange, and, finally, through the learning, teaching, and “kidnapping” of language. Proceeding from the period of exploration to the modern creation of a “twentieth-century frontier,” RodrÍguez charts the path that led from island paradise to jungle chaos, from representations of natural beauty to the racialization of the islands. Drawing attention to cross-cultural miscommunication and the riddles of meaning and message it produces, Transatlantic Topographies develops a highly nuanced understanding of the evolving forces of imperialism as they gave way to postcolonialism and then to transnationalism-and newly re-inscribed notions of imperial economic practices.
Myth and Modernity in the Twentieth Century Romanian Novel
Ileana Orlich
East European Monographs
2010
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Ileana Orlich captures the shifting and subtle identities and continuities of Romania's literary tradition by concentrating on unfamiliar aesthetic and cultural landscapes, mythic archetypes, and modernist techniques. Examining a distinct and unusual range of authors and texts, Orlich charts the crosscurrents of the century's representative fiction, attesting to the importance of a critical vision of Romanian literature and a commitment to its dynamic interactions with European models.
Getting Older Being Here: A Psychologist's Guide to Rehab, Nursing Homes, Dementia, Death, and Aging Well
Ileana Bascuas
Ileana Bascuas, PhD
2016
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