When it first appeared in 1971, Larry Clark's groundbreaking book Tulsa sparked immediate controversy across the nation. Its graphic depictions of sex, violence, and drug abuse in the youth culture of Oklahoma were acclaimed by critics for stripping bare the myth that Middle America had been immune to the social convulsions that rocked America in the 1960s. The raw, haunting images taken in 1963, 1968, and 1971 document a youth culture progressively overwhelmed by self-destruction -- and are as moving and disturbing today as when they first appeared. Originally published in a limited paperback version and republished in 1983 as a limited hardcover edition commissioned by the author, rare-book dealers sell copies of this book for more than a thousand dollars. Now in both hardcover and paperback editions from Grove Press, this seminal work of photographic art and social history is once again available to the general public.

While working for Washington State Magazine, eleven journalists traveled throughout the region to interview farmers, chefs, wine tasters, mountain climbers, scientists, and more. The resulting stories highlight the Evergreen State's captivating people, industries, and history, describing influential programs, cities from Aberdeen to Zillah, and a wide variety of trends, research, and innovative solutions.

The writers introduce the people who keep the largest ferry system in the country running, examine the most deadly pathogen ever recorded, and reveal the secret ingredient that makes Cougar Gold cheese possible. They also cover creating the Cosmic Crisp, producing Skagit Valley tulips, how soil composition impacts the taste of wine, and the fickle business of growing cherries. Additional accounts chronicle art and the Makah canoe, significant architecture, the advent of Master Gardeners, a stash of Mount St. Helens ash, challenges related to ocean life, and much more. Featured pieces include favorites from Eric Apalategui, Pat Caraher, Brian Charles Clark, Adriana Janovich, Ken Olson, Rebecca Phillips, Eric Sorenson, Tim Steury, Hannalore Sudermann, Andrea Vogt, and Dave Wasson.

Gathered from thousands of pieces published in Washington State Magazine across two decades, The Evergreen Collection celebrates the state's vast diversity and the impressive accomplishments of those who call it home.

Your sights-seeing trips to Italy start with the plan. This Travel Journal is used to remind you of flight information, things you want to see and do in the various cities you visit and your spending budget.

Do you plan on visiting the sights at Cinque Terra, Florence, St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, Venice, Pisa or the Vatican? Be sure you have the room in your journal to note the special things you saw there and the awe inspiring sights you saw.

We have also included 4 pages for notes regarding your visit. Did you meet some interesting people you'd like to keep in touch with? Did you have lunch at a quaint little restaurant? Did you go to the theater or other interesting place. Most journals don't give you near enough room to make notes about things you want to remember from your trip.

Highlights

• 6x9 inch format
• Schedule for up to 10 days per trip
• Include what to do and your budget
• Include flight information
• Include hotel reservations
• 4 pages of notes of things to remember
• Made in USA

Prayers between me and Jesus is a book of reflection that was inspired by a pastor's sermon. We provide a place to note any prayer requests that have come from the congregation and notes from the sermon that inspired thoughts of things to be thankful for.

So, why would you put your prayers on paper? Aren't they just words between you and Jesus? Sure, they are, but the simple fact that you have recorded your prayers gives you an opportunity to see how the Lord has helped shape your life. Have you noticed how He has directed your life by reflecting on His answers to your prayers?

Oh, I guess you are so diligent in your prayers that you don't notice the ones He has told you to WAIT before He answers this specific prayer. He answers your prayers in his own timing . . . His timing isn't based around YOUR desires, but when He feels the time is right. You may record the prayer and find His answer delayed to fit His timing when other things are happening in your life. This is a time you would want to record the prayer and see how He directs your life with His answers.

The journal gives plenty of room to note items of special interest in your prayers. If these thoughts come to mind from the scriptures you have heard or were divinely put on your heart . . . go ahead and note them on these pages as well. There's room for 100 prayers here.

• 6x9 Inch Format
• 101 pages
• Find your own Prayer Room
• Include scripture with each prayer request
• Give thanks for good things in your life with each new request
• Note how God has provided Guidance for your prayers
• Share Your love of others by providing them a Journal for their prayers

This is a book about assessors, their work, and their responsibilities. It describes the work they do and generally how they do it. In the process. it offers suggestions for those working within and on the property tax system.

The symphony audience takes its seat, the conductor approaches the podium, gives the down beat, and the cartoon music begins. Cartoon music? ? Yep, it's bits and pieces of the most wonderfully scored 'critter & character' music ever. Your audience will thrill to Bugs, Fred, Barney and Wilma, the Jetsons, with This Is It , (Meet) The Flintstones, The Jetsons, The Simpsons, The Pink Panther, and Animaniacs. It's a fun piece that salutes the 'world's greatest heroes.' (Duration 3: 42)

Those texts classified as Liturgical, which are included in the present volume, always have as their framework or main theme some aspect of the conduct of services, rituals, liturgies, or worship, whether it be the act of Confession of sins or a related ritual, or the performance of Hymns of praise and Prayers of praise or appeal by individuals or within congregations engaged in private or public rituals. No sustained attempt has been made to assign texts to one or another known liturgy such as the Bema fest for several reasons, including that insufficient leaves survived of what appear to have been service books (like the Iranian Prayer and Confession Book, M801) that would have provided a structure for supporting such judgments. Nonetheless, certain texts retain some narrative portions of liturgies, including several texts connected with the ritual of confession, one connected with the sacred meal, and several other segments belonging to unidentified rituals. Because liturgical texts written in Uygur were produced in the period of Uygur sponsorship of the religion (approximately from the middle of the 8th century through the first quarter of the 11th century), they may in instances reflect the participation of real people in real time during that period (e.g. those confessors whose names appear in copies of the Xwastwanift). However, the liturgical content of such texts is fundamentally religious and static, and does not incorporate dedications or references to contemporary secular or spiritual figures or events (the latter kinds of hymns, songs and appeals are edited as Benedictions in the Ecclesiastical volume).