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Jakub Zieliński jfkzielins31a3 — It have been a long while since I last watch the anime Claymore. It's one of my favorite anime series of all time. I really like it but I just hated the ending because it is a cop out. Anyways, I really like this manga I downloaded from manga epub because the translations are really good unlike when I read Death Note and Doubt wherein I found the translations badly written.

Zhangqian Zhang 112637993e8db — This book has been criticized because it doesn't really offer empirical evidence, but I think for those of us who spent time wandering the woods (we had 40 acres that I knew like the back of my hand) as kids, we know what a gift that outdoor time can be for kids. That's why this book is a must-read for parents and educators, I think -- to remind us of what's out there and possible and what we've forgotten. It may be that "nature" therapy can work as a form of behavior therapy for ADHD kids -- and that's fine. But the point that's most important here is that there's a huge world out there that our kids should be experiencing first-hand whenever possible, rather than through a computer screen.

Thasya Ingriany tingriany — Good stuff. Feels a bit like two really short books to me, though. It's not clear why the second half, a very interesting and well argued theory of responsibility as the possesion of moral capacities, couldn't be separated from the first half, which was on a Strawsonian theory of reactive attitudes. Clearly, they're related. But I felt like more plausible (i.e. less strictly Strawsonian) theories of what's actually going on in the practice of holding responsible could be attached to the normative theory of responsibility presented in chapter 4 and following.

Megan Russell _llustration — haphazard romp through the soviet history. Interesting if you don't know much about the gulag. worth the poetic portrayal of a love triangle crushed by time and psychological impact of the russian state.