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"This is a history 'of the disaster and aftermath, drawing on first-person accounts and solid secondary sources.'" Libr J.

Turn Me Loose White Man is a an examination of virtually all forms of American vernacular music throughout the first 60 years of the twentieth century. It includes a 30 cd set (available separately at www.allenlowe.com) and complete discussion and annotation of over 800 performances in the following genres: Ragtime, minstrelsy, blues, jazz, hillbilly music, country music, blues, rhythm and blues, folk, and rock and roll.

Typescript poem by Lowe, inscribed by the author. Originally published in "Tablet," an online Jewish culture magazine.

Provides a year-by-year review of important developments in popular music recordings, from 1893 through 1956. Emphasis is on contributions of African American musicians.

This study examines the effectiveness of Anasazi, a survival-oriented wilderness-basedd residential treatment facility for adolescents and their families. Anasazi aims to strengthen families in severall ways: to improve youths' attitudes toward and relationship with their parents, to gain an understanding of agency as evidenced by feeling internally motivated as opposed to feeling externally caused or controlled, and to decrease admitting symptoms of adolescent psychopathology. The focus of this study is to learn whether Anasazi produces results in accordance with their aims and whether the results map onto the goals of the program. Three measures were employed to evaluate the effectiveness of several aspects the program emphasizes. The following instruments were used to gather data relating to program efficacy: The Youth Outcomes Questionnaire (YOQ) and the Youth Outcomes Questionnaire-Self Report (YOQ-SR), The Child's Attitude Towards Mother (CAM) and Father (CAF), and the Nowicki-Strickland Locus of Control Scale (N-SLCSS). Significan pre - post scores on these instruments suggest the Anasazi program can be effective in reducing psychopathology, improvving parent-child relationships, and helping youth to gain an internal local of control. The philosophical and theoretical approach of the Anasazi program is also articulated; limitation of the study and recommendations for further research are discussed.

In the wake of the tumultuous events of the preceding tale, an enigma emerges amidst tempestuous seas-an island veiled in secrets, poised to upheave the realms of Mary and Kerice. "The Relic of Henosis: Tales of Mary and Kerice Book 3" unfolds as our valiant duo, alongside their stalwart crew, embark on their most perilous quest yet. Fueled by the ceaseless hope of reuniting with Kerice's long-lost father, they face each peril with unyielding valor. But the island is more than a mere beacon of hope-it's a crucible. Within its grasp, alliances will be forged and shattered, limits defied, and profound sacrifices demanded. As they navigate the labyrinth of its enigmas, the island's shadows begin to cast their indelible imprint. Its allure, both enthralling and perilous, may exact a toll too harrowing to endure.

In the omnibus edition of 'The Relic of Henosis: Tales of Mary and Kerice, ' readers are invited to journey through a saga where ancient enigmas and personal destinies collide. From the echoing depths of mysticism to the fierce waves of the uncharted seas, the series presents a breathtaking adventure filled with danger, discovery, and determination. The audacious Kerice, always a step away from the lurking shadows of the Treasure Hunters Guild, finds an unexpected ally in Mary, a being of riddles and depth. Their alliance, forged in necessity and trust, is the heart of a quest that stretches the boundaries of their reality. As they unearth ancient secrets and face personal trials, the very fabric of their beings is tested, with the mysterious Relic casting its alluring and perilous shadow over their every step. From the anxious search for the missing Kerice to the treacherous landscapes of a concealed island, their journey is a testament to friendship, courage, and the indomitable spirit of hope. Bound by fate and driven by desire, Mary, Kerice, and their unwavering crew confront not only the challenges of the external world but the intricate labyrinths of their souls. Experience the trilogy that transcends time, delving deep into the worlds of myth and emotion, challenging the characters-and readers-to question, to seek, and to believe.