In Lawrence Wright’s, Thirteen Days
in September: Carter,
Begin, And Sadat At Camp David, presents a exhaustive account
of the men who came together at Camp David in 1978
to find peace in the Middle East. The outcome of this event between those three
world leaders: Christian, Jewish and Muslim, was to reach an agreement ending
30 years of war. This book is compelling and historically tragic in what
followed this amazing melding of thought. In addition, you will learn a great deal about
all the players and Camp David as well. I highly recommend reading this book.
Friday, February 26, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
Misconceptions on the Maker Movement and Maker Space/Media Lab at Farmington Libraries Connecticut U.S.A.
Misconceptions on the Maker Movement and Maker
Space/Media Lab at Farmington
The Maker Space is for everyone,
not for Kids only! We have been “Making” here for over three years, and while
the programs are often basic electronics, or computer programming, we have also
been learning about BiblioBoard with genealogical applications; and knitting
and folding paper into origami, as well as creating many other media from simple
objects as shown here at a recent program at the Barney Library. Please stop by
to see what is happening here at the libraries and watch as our Maker Space/ Media Lab develops into a fabulous new way of transforming concepts and ideas into reality.
Best Jay
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