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Readers will learn to calculate Mars' orbit through a blend of personal observations and those made by the author. The book integrates historical context with practical analytical techniques, offering a comprehensive approach to understanding the planet's movements. It serves as both a guide and a resource for amateur astronomers and enthusiasts interested in the science of celestial mechanics.

A superbly written and tightly argued appraisal of the political and religious ramifications of one of the fundamental topics in the history of art - the artistic encounter with the transcendent.

Frank Auerbach (b.1931, Berlin) has made some of the most resonant, inventive and perpetually alive paintings, both of people and of the urban landscapes near his studio in Camden Town, London.

This guide offers amateur astronomers practical advice on observing and photographing the Solar System. It covers essential techniques for viewing celestial bodies, including planets, moons, and asteroids, while providing insights into the best equipment and settings for imaging. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding celestial mechanics and atmospheric conditions to enhance observational experiences. With tips on planning sessions and interpreting results, it serves as a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts looking to deepen their engagement with the cosmos.

Explores the origins of the NCCL, its political orientation, and the political and personal agendas of its supporters. -- .

Focusing on the experiences of four middle-class Latin American families in U.S. public schools, this case study delves into the nuances of school-home connections and family engagement. Through in-depth interviews and observations, it reveals the importance of connectedness for these families while highlighting the complexities of their interactions with schools. By addressing a gap in qualitative research on this demographic, it contributes valuable insights to the literature, framed by critical theory and influenced by the works of Freire and Moll.

Addresses questions such as: Why do we find ourselves returning to certain pictures time and again? What is it we are looking for? And how does our understanding of an image change over time?

The story delves into Lucinda Walters' reliance on her faith as she navigates profound loss, including the death of her daughter Rita. Stepping in to care for her grandsons, she faces the challenges of her son-in-law Mike's alcoholism while seeking solace in her church community. The narrative takes a dark turn when her grandson Jack, who is beginning altar boy training, becomes a victim of manipulation by Father Louis Delanoit, exposing the devastating impact of blind faith and the silence surrounding abuse within the community.