Roswell Public Library Highlights Bible and National Day of Prayer
The Roswell Public Library promotes Bible and religious studies with access to resources on Christianity and world religions. May 2 marks National Day of Prayer with the theme Pray for America, urging personal and collective faith in governance and divine sovereignty.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
James
America
Roswell Public Library
Pennsylvania
The Good Pope book and Catholic history notes
A 2012 release by Greg Tobin examines John XXIII The Good Pope and Vatican II detailing Angelo Roncallis life as pope His 1958 election and long lasting impact amid church reforms are highlighted The piece also mentions related local library events and a used book sale at Books Again Used Book Store run by Friends of the Library.
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Pope Francis
Rosie Klopfer
John XXIII
Greg Tobin
Angelo Roncalli
Pope John XXIII
Il Buono Papa
Pope
John
Roncalli
Bergamo
Saint Peter's
Italy
Rome
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
France
Venice
Ataturk
Turkish Republic
Pope John the XXIII
Friends of the Library
Washington takes oath as first U S president in 1789
Today’s history notes mark George Washington’s 1789 entrance as the first U S president in New York. It also recalls major events from 1803 to present including Nixon resignations, the Vieques range withdrawal, and a list of notable birthdays.
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Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
White House
John Dean
George Washington
New York
United States
Louisiana
France
Union
Confederate States of America
Confederate Congress
John Luther “Casey” Jones
Illinois Central Railroad
Vaughan
Miss
Bugs Bunny
Warner Bros
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
New York City
Columbia Universe
Manuel Noriega
U.S
Panama
Monica Seles
Hamburg
Germany
Steffi Graf
Mahmoud Abbas
Mahk-Mood
U.S. Navy
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Federal Reserve
Italy
Alps
Barack Obama
Yoshihiko Noda
North Korea
India
Cloris Leachman
Willie Nelson
Burt Young
Bobby Vee
Allan
Why Alzheimer’s Wandering Happens and What It Might Mean
Dr Komaroff explains wandering in Alzheimer's patients may stem from memories of work chores or hobbies or a desire to return home. He notes patients often express a mission in wandering and questions whether the brain truly understands its actions. He envisions future science eliminating the disease and the need to ask why people wander.
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Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
LANL Tech Transfer and Awards Highlight Lab Legacy
The piece covers Los Alamos National Laboratory's tech transfer menu with 30 licensing opportunities and four global security topics, plus 2012 R&D 100 Awards totals for LANL and Sandia. It notes LANL’s history including the Santa Fe Institute spinoff and the Monte Carlo method pioneer Stanislaw Ulam, and corrects a myth about Oppenheimer and the Los Alamos School.
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LANL
National Labs
R&d
R&d Magazine
National Laboratory
Los Alamos
Sandia
Santa Fe Institute
SFI
George Cowan
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