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- 1. The List | 67 First Sentences
- 2. Scott Kirby Piano - Jimmy Yancey Blues - by Jimmy Yancey, arr. Scott Kirby
- 3. Young Reformers Wittenberg 2015 - Ecumenical Panel, th 9am
- 4. "Latin: Story of a World Language" Lecture by Prof. Jürgen Leonhardt
- 5. Legal Ops Panel: How Data is Changing Law Departments
- 6. Tiger Tales - Episode 2 - Keely McGrath
- 7. After the Whistle: Otterbein
The List | 67 First Sentences
Scott Kirby Piano - Jimmy Yancey Blues - by Jimmy Yancey, arr. Scott Kirby
Scott Kirby performs Jimmy Yancey Blues by Jimmy Yancey, arranged by Scott Kirby. To learn more about Scott Kirby, visit his website: //www.scottkirby.net ...
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Terre Strialhead
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on 15 Apr 2015
This is so cool. My ambition is to play like that. Thank you for sharing
Shyma Piano
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on 04 Feb 2014
what is the difference between blues and jazz?
Young Reformers Wittenberg 2015 - Ecumenical Panel, th 9am
Judith Königsdorfer (WCC), Erin Clark (Anglican Church), Frère Jasper (Taizé) on the Panel "To be Lutheran means to be ecumenical" during the LWF ...
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World Council of Churches
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on 27 Aug 2015
Many thanks to Judith Königsdorfer, who represents the Evangelical Church
in Germany on the World Council of Churches' main governing body, for
representing the WCC on the Young Reformers panel on ecumenism!
"Latin: Story of a World Language" Lecture by Prof. Jürgen Leonhardt
Professor Jürgen Leonhardt gives a talk at Columbia University's Department of Classic on the language of Latin and its history around the world, based on his ...
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Anu Priya
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on 09 Aug 2015
I wish to learn about Latin and its origin. Which books should I read? It'd
be really great if you could give me some suggestions.
Anu Priya
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on 04 Nov 2015
+Stefan Thank you so much for the suggestions. I will definitely check them out. :)
Stefan
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on 04 Nov 2015
+Anu Priya Well since we are here - you might try a book by prof Jürgen Leonhardt himself - "Latin: Story of a World Language" but there is a host of others:James Clackson : "A Companion to the Latin Language (Blackwell)", James Clackson, Geoffrey Horrocks: "The Blackwell History of the Latin Language",Tore Janson, Merethe Damsgaard Sørensen, Nigel S Vincent: "A Natural History of Latin", or Nicholas Ostler "Ad Infinitum: A Biography of Latin", and of course, last but not least - Leonard Robert Palmer "The Latin Language" - there are many others, just referenced the ones that I think are the most useful and fun to read.,
Legal Ops Panel: How Data is Changing Law Departments
Seeing what law firms look like is similar to seeing what Pluto looks like, and the "stunning" images we're getting of that today. "We didn't really know what Pluto ...
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When will You all get it through your Thick Skulls ? No Ones Listening to
this **B.S. and the Camera close ups are just Stupid. This is not a
Television Show. And it certainly wouldn't make for an Interesting one.....
Tiger Tales - Episode 2 - Keely McGrath
This week's edition of Tiger Tales helps you get to know DePauw volleyball player Keely McGrath. Tiger Tales is a weekly interview series focusing on ...
After the Whistle: Otterbein
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