The Eleanor London Côte Saint-Luc Public Library is a jewel - the best of its kind in Quebec. Want to know which are the most popular fiction, non-fiction and DVDs being taken out by members? Here are the figures for January 2011.
Top Fiction
1.Freedom / by Jonathan Franzen.
2. The confession / by John Grisham.
3. The Finkler question / by Howard Jacobson.
4. Cutting for stone / by Abraham Verghese.
5. Room / by Emma Donoghue.
6. Fall of giants / by Ken Follett.
7. Secret daughter / by Shilpi Somaya Gowda.
8. Minding Frankie / by Maeve Binchy.
9. The invisible bridge / by Julie Orringer.
10. Little Bee / by Chris Cleave.
Non-fiction
1. Mordecai : the life & times / Charles Foran.
2. Changing my mind / Margaret Trudeau.
3. I remember nothing, and other reflections / Nora Ephron.
4. My father's paradise : a son's search for his Jewish past in Kurdish Iraq / Ariel Sabar.
5, The Jew is not my enemy : unveiling the myths that fuel Muslim anti-Semitism /Tarek Fatah.
6. Start-up nation : the story of Israel's economic miracle : a council on foreign relations book / Dan Senor and Saul Singer.
7. Nomad / Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Barefoot Contessa, how easy is that? : fabulous recipes & easy tips / Ina Garten
8, Keith Richards with James Fox.
9. Hitch-22 : a memoir / Christopher Hitchens.
Top DVDs
1. The kids are all right
2. The girl who played with fire
3, The prisoner
4. Dear John
5. The girl with the dragon tattoo
6. Mao's Last Dancer
7. The Wedding Song
8. Nights in Rodanthe
9. The Social Network
10. The Trotsky
I love the Cote St-Luc library (not so much the self-aggrandizing, megalomaniacal gesture of renaming the city library in honor of yourself, while still living).
This article gives the light in which we can observe the reality. . Thanks
The Tree of Life has life sustaining properties for the people of the nations who will never know sickness again. It is my opinion that all of the people of the nations will need to eat of the Tree of Life once; and after eating that one time then the essence of the life giving properties will be theirs forever and shall be transferred biologically to all of their new offspring just as sin was transferred to the children of Adam after He sinned. Only this time it is eternal life that is inherited and not eternal death. Therefore the newly born children of the nations will not be required to eat of the Tree of Life to have eternal life, but surly they will be able to, and shall do so freely.
Notice the following passage that declares Adam and Eve must be removed from having access to eating of the fruit of the Tree of life because if they did they would have eternal life in their sinful state in their fallen biological humanity. This is clearly not what God created mankind for: to live forever as a sinful humanity; but rather God created mankind to live eternally as a righteous and pure humanity.