Update:
Yafreizi is home safe and sound.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Missing Child - Yafreizi Cruz
St. Raymond’s Elementary School student Yafreizi Cruz was last seen around 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday leaving her East Tremont Avenue school.
Police say 12-year-old Yafreizi Cruz was last seen just before 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Raymond’s Elementary School on East Tremont Avenue.
Cruz has a thin build with black hair and brown eyes and was wearing a gray sweater, white blouse and navy blue pants (The St. Raymond's Elementary School Uniform).
Anyone with information on Cruz whereabouts is asked to contact police or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577 8477.
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Book Review - Mr. g by Alan Lightman
I found this article, I thought it might be of interest to some.
Romance blooms in ebook formats
Review
Mr. g by Alan Lightman
Alan Lightman has written a new book entitled "Mr. g: A Novel About The Creation"
I thought this would be a quirky and/or enlightening read. I was mostly disappointed. The book pretty much starts off as I suspected, God hanging around bored and decided to create something. Through the prompting of his Aunt Penelope and Uncle Deva he decides to create with all seriousness a sustainable universe.
At first the book was a comfortable read, however, Lightman starts off on a super scientific tangent. If one does not know about Physics, chemistry or biology, the reader would be lost. Once man was created the book moved through time quickly with some more interesting 'slice of life' and 'ethical morals' stories. However, there was not enough to hold my interest. I did manage to finish, I just wished it would have been a little more thought provoking and a lot less scientific.
Romance blooms in ebook formats
Review
Mr. g by Alan LightmanAlan Lightman has written a new book entitled "Mr. g: A Novel About The Creation"
I thought this would be a quirky and/or enlightening read. I was mostly disappointed. The book pretty much starts off as I suspected, God hanging around bored and decided to create something. Through the prompting of his Aunt Penelope and Uncle Deva he decides to create with all seriousness a sustainable universe.
At first the book was a comfortable read, however, Lightman starts off on a super scientific tangent. If one does not know about Physics, chemistry or biology, the reader would be lost. Once man was created the book moved through time quickly with some more interesting 'slice of life' and 'ethical morals' stories. However, there was not enough to hold my interest. I did manage to finish, I just wished it would have been a little more thought provoking and a lot less scientific.
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