Calendar 2010
African American 2010 calendars (found 24 titles)
Author: Iyanla VanzantPublisher: Fireside
Publication date: 2001-08-14
ISBN: 0684859971
Pages: 432
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Price: $15.95
This book of 365 daily devotionals supports the time-honored adage, "Why put off until tomorrow what you can do today?" The charismatic spiritual leader Iyanla Vanzant knows how easy it is to stay stuck in "old sentiments, resentments, beliefs, decisions, agreements, judgments, and ideas that may have become habitual." Through these devotions Vanzant hopes to show readers that the easiest way to create change is to simply shift your attitude--today. "We often work so hard to get the things we want that we miss the fact that it is the landscape of the inner world that stands between us and true happiness."
In the closing paragraph of each one-page devotional Vanzant names an old way of thinking and offers readers a new attitude to try on "just for today." For example, Vanzant writes, "Until today, you may have believed that you had to stay in the painful hole of hurt caused by the loss of a loved one. Just for today, make a conscious effort and choice to cover the hole and move on." Some might consider these devotions a fancy term for affirmations. Vanzant scoffs at the notion. Time spent in devotion is not a "New Age trick through which you can impose your will on God, the universe, or those around you," she writes. "Devotion is the reverent, personal act of surrendering your will to the Divine will." --Gail Hudson
Customes reviews 47
Great reminders of the important things in life (2010-08-28)
This isn't a book to sit down and read through from beginning to end; it's one that invites you to open at any page, at any time, to see what you might find there. Vanzant's insights into the things that make us feel unhappy--or more specifically, the things we do to make ourselves feel unhappy--are very strong. She's been there, making herself miserable, and she wants to share the things that she's learned about how to avoid that practice. Her words are heartfelt and sincere, and they offer very clear and definite ways that we can break destructive patterns in our own lives--destructive thoughts, destructive decisions, destructive actions. . . you name it. Highly recommended for anyone who's interested in helping themselves to grow into happier, healthier people.
LOVED IT (2010-08-17)
BOUGHT THIS FOR A FEMALE PRISONER IN TDCJ AND SHE LIVES BY IT DAILY. SHE HAD ONE COPY THAT WAS LOST AND WAS SO UPSET TO BE WITHOUT IT I BOUGHT ANOTHER FOR HER.
A MUST HAVE DAILY DEVOTIONAL (2010-08-08)
I've had many daily devotionals throughout the years and this IS without doubt one of the if not the Best. It simply speaks to your heart each day just as if it was written just for you.
Daily Devotions (2010-04-20)
Uncanny how these devotions fit the day. Got one for both daughters and myself and we all start our day off reading and discussing the reading of the day. Great gift.
A Daily Must (2010-04-19)
I have bought this book many times, one of my favorites
to pass along. GOD Good Orderly Directions for life.
Publisher: Tide-Mark Press
Publication date: 2009-06-30
ISBN: 1594905339
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Price: $13.95
Customes reviews 3
Calender Art (2010-08-24)
Jonathan Green's art is classic with vivid colors. I love his paintings of women, they look so regal.
vivid and alive (2010-02-16)
Jonathan Green is a premier African American Contemporary Artist. The art work in this calendar is alive with primary colors that seem to move on the page. Scenes from his childhood rememberances of growing up in rural South Carolina celebrate the culture of the Gulla people. If you look long enough you can almost feel the soft southern breeze from the low country float across the back of your neck. This calendar is displayed prominiently and proudly in my work space at the office.
Great Art ! (2010-01-31)
The ART of Jonathan Green never fails to inspire and make me feel happy! Since I can not afford his paintings, his calenders are the next best thing.
Author: Michael Rosenfeld GalleryPublisher: Pomegranate (Cal)
Publication date: 2009-07
ISBN: 0764948466
Pages: 12
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Price: $13.99
Customes reviews 1
Something I purchase every year (2010-01-07)
The annual calendars of African American Art from the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery have become an important part of my life. I'm a music teacher in a predominantly African American school and I have used old editions of the calendars to decorate my classroom. My room comes alive with the movement and colors in all the amazing paintings. My students constantly study the paintings and frequently ask about the artists and the techniques the artists used in rendering their work. I use the current calendar at home; it hangs in my home office above my desk and inspires me as I work. For practical purposes, I also write dates that I need to remember directly onto the calendar. I can't imagine not having the calendars available to me because they enhance so many different aspects of my life. If you want to see top-notch artwork by African Americans, then the Michael Rosenfeld calendars are the best. Included are the most well-known artists, such as Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden and Charles Alston, but lesser known artists, too, such as Hughie Lee-Smith, Ernest Crichlow, Hale Woodruff, Alma Thomas and my most favorite of all, Charles White.
Publisher: Tide-Mark Press
Publication date: 2009-06-30
ISBN: 1594905460
Price: $13.95
Author: Michael Rosenfield GalleryPublisher: Pomegranate
Publication date: 2010-07-30
ISBN: 0764953052
Pages: 12
Price: $13.99
Over the past two centuries, black American artists have consistently produced outstanding work in a wide variety of styles and media and in scales that range from the intimate to the monumental.
Author: African American ExpressionsPublisher: African American Expressions
Publication date: 2009-09-01
ISBN: 1930821727
Price: $13.95
Expressions of praise and worship.
Author: George JevremovicPublisher: Material Culture
Publication date: 2009
ISBN: 0984140506
Pages: 36
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This is an 11" x 12" Wall Calendar showing original works of art of Barack Obama, painted by folk and popular artists in Africa. Truly unique; no glossy Obama press-photos in this calendar ! Special 39-Month Edition: celebrate all 39 months until the end of Obama's first term in office! Details: 36 pages (18*2), 39 months, illustrated with 77 art works by 23 artists, an essay by the collector, 50 photos, and quotes. '(Dreams Of My Brother: Paintings from Ghana, Kenya, Mali and Togo)' has located and collected original African Folk and Popular artworks created during Obama's first term as President, sensing that something so seismic, so public, and yet so personal for so many, would find fertile ground among African artists. As you can tell by the African art in this Wall Calendar, what we found was extraordinary... This unique calendar provides welcome proof that there is no such thing as the art world, only worlds of art, including the legions of folk, popular, and self-taught artists in Africa, from Ghana to Kenya, Togo to Mali. Portion of proceeds to benefit the fight against malaria.
Publisher: Ebony Soul, Inc.
Publication date: 2009
ISBN: 0970398077
Pages: 40
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Ebony Soul 2010-11... 4-Time World Award-Winning Calendar featuring 18-months of "World's Sexiest Men of Color" by Anthony Ragland Photography.
Customes reviews 2
SEXY!!! (2010-02-08)
The calender is SEXY!! The Service was great. We had a problem with one and we had to send it back. He sent us another calender back within a couple of days with a refund for the cost of shipping to send the other one back.
It's not for me! (2009-12-28)
First off this is not for me. I get my mom a Calendar every year so all I can say is she loves them and they do the job. Thats why I rated it so low. lol
Author: African American ExpressionsPublisher: African American Expressions
Publication date: 2009-09-01
ISBN: 1930821700
Price: $13.95
Whimsical African Americans in church activities.
Author: African American ExpressionsPublisher: African American Expressions
Publication date: 2009-09-01
ISBN: 1930821697
Price: $13.95
The years of "sweet sixteen" in African American culture.