- Видео 492
- Просмотров 30 677
Bethlehem Area Public Library
США
Добавлен 30 июн 2016
The Bethlehem Area Public Library educates, informs and inspires by providing free and open access to materials and information. The Library is a dedicated community partner committed to life-long learning, serving 114,175 residents of the City of Bethlehem, Bethlehem Township, Fountain Hill, and Hanover Township. The Library strengthens our communities with an outstanding collection of print and digital resources, informative programs, and innovative services. BAPL keeps pace as new technologies and applications emerge in the way information is accessed and delivered.
Engaging Together for Local Climate Action
Bethlehem and Easton’s Climate Action Plans (CAPs) set ambitious goals to cut greenhouse gas emissions to near zero. But how can these plans become reality? The Nurture Nature Center's CREATE Connections project empowers communities to act.
Join Science Director Kate Semmens and Project Specialist Lauren Fosbenner in this Zoom webinar to discover how youth, libraries, local groups, and city leaders are making a difference-and how you can too. This is part one of our virtual series on local sustainability and healthy living.
Join Science Director Kate Semmens and Project Specialist Lauren Fosbenner in this Zoom webinar to discover how youth, libraries, local groups, and city leaders are making a difference-and how you can too. This is part one of our virtual series on local sustainability and healthy living.
Просмотров: 19
Видео
"Difference” by Stephen Vincent Benet - Poetry Tuesday No.153
Просмотров 614 часов назад
Famous poet and short story writer Stephen Vincent Benet was born right here in Fountain Hill, PA. You can view the text of this poem at the Poetry Foundation: www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43246/difference-56d221f4c2f58 Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by resident poet/librarian Cleveland...
"A New Year Greeting” by W. H. Auden - Poetry Tuesday No.152
Просмотров 30День назад
Curious how addressing the microcosm, as Auden does here, draws attention to the macrocosm as well. Almost as if the whole thing were connected. ;) You can read the text of this poem at All Poetry: allpoetry.com/a-new-year-greeting Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by resident poet/librarian...
"Self-Portrait in which I Am Not Polite” by Denise Duhamel - Poetry Tuesday No.151
Просмотров 1821 день назад
This week's poem put me in mind of Louise Erdrich's "Advice to Myself" (Poetry Tuesday No. 34). It is from Duhamel's salty new chapbook "In Which." For those unfamiliar, a chapbook is a short, inexpensive book, usually of poetry, often on a theme. The text of this poem and another from the same chapbook can be read in the online journal Body Literature at: www.bodyliterature.com/2023/04/28/deni...
"Bonfire” by Katie Hartsock - Poetry Tuesday No.150
Просмотров 12Месяц назад
This week's poem offers some lore to consider next time you find yourself around a bonfire. The text can be read at the Poetry Foundation: www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/156664/bonfire Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by resident poet/librarian Cleveland Wall.
"Fable” by Ralph Waldo Emerson - Poetry Tuesday No.149
Просмотров 27Месяц назад
Emerson's rhyme scheme here is rather eccentric for his time (mid 19th Century) possibly the influence of his friend Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The text of this poem can be seen at the Academy of American Poets: poets.org/poem/fable Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by resident poet/librarian ...
"My First Snow" by Herb Perkins-Frederick - No.148
Просмотров 11Месяц назад
This week's poem is by the late Herb Perkins-Frederick, a zealous student of life and inventor of poetic forms. You can read the text of this poem at the Bucks County Community College website: faculty.bucks.edu/docarmos/openmic.html#My First Snow Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by residen...
"“Sarah Byng, Who Could Not Read...” by Hilaire Belloc - No.147
Просмотров 28Месяц назад
This week's poem is from Hilaire Belloc. The full title of the poem: "Sarah Byng, Who Could Not Read and Was Tossed into a Thorny Hedge by a Bull." The text can be read at the Poetry Foundation: www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46692/sarah-byng-who-could-not-read-and-was-tossed-into-a-thorny-hedge-by-a-bull Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from...
"“Facing It” by Yusef Komunyakaa - No.146
Просмотров 352 месяца назад
In honor of Veterans Day, we have this brilliant ekphrastic poem in which Komunyakaa illuminates the experience of standing at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial specifically as a veteran of that war. At the Poetry Foundation site (www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47867/facing-it) you'll find the text of this poem, along with a learning guide and a recording of Komunyakaa himself reading the poem. Poe...
"“Fairy Tale” by Ron Padgett - No.145
Просмотров 652 месяца назад
A dark and intriguing poem this week! What do you suppose is the relationship between the elf at the beginning of the poem and the man at the end? Are they one and the same? Is there a causal link? If you believe in one, must you believe in the other? What do you think? The text of this poem can be seen at the Academy of American Poets: poets.org/poem/fairy-tale Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing pro...
A message from Hissy Fit... come to 11FEST on 11/11 at BAPL!
Просмотров 952 месяца назад
This year and every year, 11 bands rock the Bethlehem Area Public Library on November 11. Hissy Fit is part of Lehigh Valley Girls Rock and they want to see you there! Show starts at 5pm and goes until 11.
"“The Fairies” by William Allingham - No.144
Просмотров 122 месяца назад
An eerier poem this week from William Allingham. Does this sound familiar? You may have heard it quoted in a popular children's movie. You can read the text at the Scottish Poetry Library: www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poem/fairies/ Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Come by any Tuesday from 1 - 5 PM to hear the poem of the week read live by resident poet/libra...
"“It Is Halloween Night and You Are Dressed as a Hot Dog” by Clint Smith - No.143
Просмотров 102 месяца назад
This poem is from Smith's book "Above Ground," in which the joys of new parenthood are juxtaposed against the horrors of the world, a little of each being represented here. Smith will being reading at Lehigh on October 29 in the Notations Series, a free event. Details here: zoellner.cas.lehigh.edu/content/notations-clint-smith Poetry Tuesday is an ongoing program at our Fountain Hill branch. Co...
"“Dirt Being Dirt” by Carl Phillips - No.141
Просмотров 193 месяца назад
"“Dirt Being Dirt” by Carl Phillips - No.141
"“Autumn Leaves” by Marilyn Chin - No.140
Просмотров 253 месяца назад
"“Autumn Leaves” by Marilyn Chin - No.140
"“Fall Equinox” by Orrick Johns - No.139
Просмотров 123 месяца назад
"“Fall Equinox” by Orrick Johns - No.139
"An Evening with Sherlock: BAPL Rare Book Auction & Vintage Book Fair"
Просмотров 293 месяца назад
"An Evening with Sherlock: BAPL Rare Book Auction & Vintage Book Fair"
"“One Vote” by Aimee Nezhukumatathil - No.138
Просмотров 213 месяца назад
"“One Vote” by Aimee Nezhukumatathil - No.138
"“Because You Asked about the Line Between Prose and Poetry” by Howard Nemerov - No.136
Просмотров 224 месяца назад
"“Because You Asked about the Line Between Prose and Poetry” by Howard Nemerov - No.136
"Drench" by Anne Stevenson - Poetry Tuesday No.135
Просмотров 124 месяца назад
"Drench" by Anne Stevenson - Poetry Tuesday No.135
"The Birds' Lullaby" by Emily Pauline Johnson - Poetry Tuesday No.134
Просмотров 125 месяцев назад
"The Birds' Lullaby" by Emily Pauline Johnson - Poetry Tuesday No.134
"Heat Advisory" by Jenn Powers - Poetry Tuesday No.133
Просмотров 255 месяцев назад
"Heat Advisory" by Jenn Powers - Poetry Tuesday No.133
"Mother's Dirge" by Duy Doan - Poetry Tuesday No.132
Просмотров 325 месяцев назад
"Mother's Dirge" by Duy Doan - Poetry Tuesday No.132
"constellation" by Andres Montoya - Poetry Tuesday No.131
Просмотров 185 месяцев назад
"constellation" by Andres Montoya - Poetry Tuesday No.131
"apocalyptic lyric" by Cintia Santana - Poetry Tuesday No.130
Просмотров 285 месяцев назад
"apocalyptic lyric" by Cintia Santana - Poetry Tuesday No.130
"The Cow Speaks to the Child" by Evan Gill Smith - Poetry Tuesday No.129
Просмотров 236 месяцев назад
"The Cow Speaks to the Child" by Evan Gill Smith - Poetry Tuesday No.129
"Learning to Swim" by Elizabeth Bradfield - Poetry Tuesday No.128
Просмотров 176 месяцев назад
"Learning to Swim" by Elizabeth Bradfield - Poetry Tuesday No.128
Thank you from this Winter Solstice 2024 ✨
Why is this so funny though...his nonchalantness, and her spinning of the camera and laughter 😂
Wow
Hey it’s Vsauce
Why spell evening that way?
In the 1980s we had Stern as visiting professor. He was just a wonderful man with a keen eye and a giant heart. He could recite Ginsberg"s Howl lying on his back. 😂 In the workshops we called him Bad Jerry. That was when "bad" meant awesome. He was lovely. RIP my mishpocha🙏
Bethlehem Area Public Library, cool video keep up the amazing work
Lovely poem, thank you!
You saved my life. I needed this for school
Thanks for reading this! I have been looking for this but could not find it anywhere!
Beautiful woman
Is this actually a library account
Lovely! And such a wonderful book!
I hated Big Two Hearted River at 20 years old - loved To Have and Have Not at 60.
I just discovered this year, when you have an abundance of fresh tomatoes at the end of summer, you can just take six or eight of them and put them into a ziplock and stick them in the freezer fresh tomatoes throughout winter, well kind of fresh tomatoes LOL I use them to put into red lentil Curry
You might consider overnight oats. I use maybe a mashed ripe banana or some dates and I put it into a mason jar with some maybe half a cup of raw oatmeal uncooked, I add to that a teeny bit of Vanilla some water tablespoon of cocoa powder and say I have a cup of water. I started stick it in the fridge and the next morning it is fantastic cold, or after dinner it makes a pretty yummy dessert while I'm watching TV also sometimes instead of chocolate I use peanut butter powder the sugar-free kind and add dates and or banana to that with the oats in the water and let it sit for a couple hours and yum! Again cold.
Beautiful Pictures 😍
Beautiful poem❤
What a surprise to hear my poem featured & so beautifully read; you read it coincidentally on our daughter's father's birthday. I was just sharing the poem with a friend who hadn't known Elizabeth, who in her own villanelle taught us all about loss. Please correct the spelling of my surname, & I hope you do enjoy reading Elizabeth's own poems aloud. Sandra McPherson, Davis, California.
You said it best, Cleveland: "Pretty fine poem". Thank you!
Shoutout to the passing car that sent some borrowed light my way--sir or madam, your timing is impeccable!
What beautiful fragments! Thank you
*hijinx escalate*
Thank you so much for featuring my poem! Appreciate you!!
I wish visit 😍
I like “we’re filling the cellars up”…
oh, hello there 😂😂
Great poem and great reading!!
Thank you
How great to work on an organic farm and know what you're eating. GOD bless you.
I like when she sneezed lightning.
ᵖʳᵒᵐᵒˢᵐ 🙂
Really enjoyed your reading of that poem Cleveland!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Every Nation has rested on my family for 6000 years
Visit LVaudubon.org for more information on the Chimney Swift! Check out another talk from Scott Burnet on May 7 at 7pm. Visit LVAS on Facebook to register
Greeting, Bethlehem Area Public Library. this is a surprisingly cute video. thanks. :)
Very pretty scenery. Sound of rain adds to the relaxation.
What an awesome job Kelly. Thank you!
Awesome!!
nice, our show is watching vids like this. for future piodcast shows, we are ART O CAST , our link new episode with real wizard ruclips.net/video/fj_i3ppnN5A/видео.html 2 weeks punk rock flea market
So great to see your lovely face Valerie. ❤️🌸 Barb
Lmao love the Liberian, 1st one. Wish she was my Liberian.
These are great!!
Love it!!
Love the video! Great job to all involved! Way to go Josh! Author, songwriter, juggler, awesome library director..you rock!
Not enough people acknowledge my juggling. Thank you.
We are so glad to see that so many people like the video! It was such a blast filming it.
y'all are the best
<3 <3 <3
Turned out great!
You rip it up!!
I love it! Josh Berk (Guitar Guy) is an awesome director of BAPL!!
Congratulations Studio 11 All-Stars...the video is awesome!
Thank you!