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In Sawbill Jennifer Case watches her family suddenly exchange their rooted existence for a series of relocations that take them across the United States

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Gabriele Boccaccini here argues that Rabbinic Judaism was actually a daring reform movement that developed following the destruction of the Jerusalem temple and that only took shape in the first centuries of the common era

humans aren't really as special as we think we are—and that it doesn't take a scientist to marvel at the smallest inhabitants of the natural world and their connections to all living things

Irma Thomas Wendy Behary In Sawbill Jennifer Case watchesIrma Thomas is a beloved New Orleans icon with a career that now spans sixty years. Her self penned "Wish Someone Would Care" was a national hit in 1964, though she did not win her first Grammy until 2007 for her post Hurricane Katrina album, After the Rain. A contemporary of artists like Aretha Franklin and Etta James, she followed a different path to fame and acclaim. The course of Irma Thomas's music career at first seems improbable. Born Irma Lee