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Musical Education & Fitness Walk is a group educational game that teaches basic skills in music, math, science and fitness. It is designed to meet the educational, health, and developmental needs of students through musical play and creative activities. It develops agility, balance, brain growth, coordination, willingness to follow directions, hand-eye coordination, listening skills, logic, reasoning, social skills, good sportsmanship and team building skills. It improves critical thinking, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, math and science knowledge, memory and concentration skills, and it promotes the arts, education, and fitness. Musical Education & Fitness Walk can be modified to fit any topic, including general trivia, and is great for learners of all ages!

It is 1745 and Quebec City reigns as the capital of New France. When an abandoned infant is found and delivered to a French-Canadian couple, they adopt and name her Karen Bluejeans. As she is baptized, no one realizes that the Mic-Mak Indian girl will one day fulfill an important destiny.Some nine years later as the French and Indian war unofficially begins, the rogue Bishop Levele spews hatred and untruths to students at a convent school that includes Karen Bluejeans. As she matures and eventually falls in love with captured Royal Marine Major Jack Wales, he plants a love of democracy and brotherhood in her heart. After plotting an escape to inform British Major General James Wolfe of a secret passage that opens on the riverbank and climbs towering cliffs to the Plain of Abraham outside the walls of Quebec City. Karen Bluejeans delivers the intelligence. Wolfe sneaks his army up the secret passage. After a battle of only around eleven minutes he defeats France's forces, virtually winning the war that gives birth to the British Empire and prompts the English language to become the dominant word in the New World.Karen Bluejeans (Pathway to Glory) is the historical tale of a Mic-Mak Indian teenager's experiences as she is unwittingly caught up in the French and Indian War.

While on a vacation in England, Caitlin O'Connor finds an antique journal. Soon after she returns to the States, she adapts the journal's handwritten notes into a movie script and submits it to Piermont Studios. The studio gives the work a green light and she is hired and now pursues her dream as a screenwriter. Piermont decides to cover the movie studio and hires an investigator to trace the journal's history. After a shocking turn of events, the journal is revealed to be over a hundred years old, and it is believed that it was indeed written by none other than the fictionalized detective Sherlock Holmes's friend and assistant, Dr. John Watson. The enigmatic Arthur Kensington is the movie's new producer. Kensington believes the yellow-tinged leather book is a link to a hidden past that reveals a century old crime. Tony Langdon is the Piermont security detective in charge of investigating the journal's origin. Although, at first a skeptic, he becomes absorbed with his own analysis and his need to know the truth. After the movie wraps, the actors, crew, and other involved individuals begin to believe in Caitlin's mysterious journal. As truths are unveiled, it seems the so called fictional Watson, and the mysterious tale is genuine and tied to a dangerous and cryptic cover up in the distant past.

Clare Alexander Menderman is a fulltime horticulturist and reclusive wonder worker. She reluctantly accepts an assignment that involves travel, unaware that she will soon be exposed to a malevolent god and its slave sorcerer.After thousands of years, Seta Amun has emerged from the depths of the earth once again, going on a rampage of destruction and terrorizing the small city of Mydyn Lyxinat. It's only a matter of time before his full strength takes hold.Seta Amun's sorcerer possesses an Egyptian thief, transforming and forcing him to lure people into a lair of dark magic and death. Clare has no idea what's in store for her but suspects the strange death of one of her students is a dire clue.

For young children to learn to read, they must first memorize the alphabet. A through Z for You and Me! provides a resource designed for children in preschool and kindergarten. Useful for teachers as a classroom tool or for parents to share at home, this educational book serves as a fun and effective way to teach the alphabet. It uses repetition to encourage visual and aural recognition of letters, helping young learners quickly grow familiar with the alphabet in preparation for learning to read.

In the early 1900's, the Wilson family, lived at a time of country unrest and poverty. Love and the help of neighbors and friends were their gifts. Michael and Rita were the Wilson's two children who adored their parents and wanted nothing more than a happy life together. Unfortunately, not everything happens as we wish it. Death, War, misunderstandings, ego and money change lives and people. Mr. Wilson becomes an Insurance Salesman for a few years and the couple live in peace. But peace does not last, and the change is what this story is all about. It spans four generations with all the twists and turns of environment, history, ill happenings, effects of both war and poor communication along with pettiness and misunderstandings. Sometimes we are our own worst enemy. S. Marshall Kent retired, having spent 20 years in government employ. This is a novice attempt. A learning curve, if you will. There is no relation to actual persons, Clayton New York is a place of Fiction. The characters and incidents are a product of the author's imagination and are used fictitiously.

L''Abbaye du saint esprit is a medieval devotional treatise written for those who "would like to enter into religion but may not" for various reasons. The treatise seeks to aid the uncloistered reader in living a spiritual life by creating, within the reader''s conscience, a metaphorical abbey in which each room represents a Christian virtue or a charitable act. After meditating on the metaphorical abbey, a devout person could symbolically carry its spiritual lessons out into the secular world. The Abbey of the Holy Ghost: Margaret of York, Charles the Bold, and the Politics of Devotion uses original French and English manuscripts to investigate this medieval devotional treatise, which was popular in both France and England and reflects the political and devotional movements of the period-especially those observed in Margaret of York''s life after she married Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy. Special consideration is given to additional material in the Douce 365 L''Abbaye du saint espirit commissioned by Margaret of York upon her marriage. In addition to offering discussions of matters pertaining to the original audience of the devotions, its Victorine influence, the English lay devotion, the devotio moderna movement, and medieval women''s studies generally, author Kathryn Anderson Hall also provides a new modern English translation of the Douce 365 L''Abbaye. This edition of L''Abbaye du saint esprit offers an authoritative survey of the text''s manuscripts and readership. Moreover, by setting the Douce 365 manuscript in its specific historical and political contexts and through detailed analysis, Kathryn A. Hall''s meticulous study argues convincingly that this manuscript sought to influence Margaret of York and her husband Charles the Bold to soften the harsh treatment imposed on Charles''s territories. In so doing, Hall reminds us that despite mysticism''s professed separation from the world, it is and always has been a practice with deeply significant effects in its historical and political worlds.

¿Por qué tenemos que cumplir con ciertas obligaciones?¿Cuál es el objetivo? ¿Satisfacer al ojo social?¿Qué es estar bien?¿Hasta cuándo tendremos que trabajar en trabajos que no tienen nada que ver con nosotros por miedo a estar desempleados?¿Cuántas horas al día utilizo para poder hacer las cosas que me gustan?¿Qué me haría feliz?¿Por qué todo a mi alrededor está tan tranquilo cuando lo que llevo dentro se siente como un volcán?Cuando Gigi comienza a cuestionar su mundo cotidiano la única respuesta que encuentra es ponerse en movimiento. Comenzar un viaje, seguir, avanzar, superarse, esforzarse. "Sé que necesito seguir andando, me lo pide el alma, pero no sé a dónde me dirijo; no lo sé."En el camino encontrará obstáculos. ¿Quién no? Pérdida, desarraigo, dudas, falta de fe en sí misma y en los demás. El principal será el miedo, porque No es raro, cuando se sale de lo cotidiano comenzar a crear excusas para no avanzar.Al Desnudo invita al lector a emprender su propio viaje que cuestione la rutina, que desafíe y enfrente sin postergaciones los conflictos del día a día. Un viaje íntimo, de aceptación pero también de crecimiento, provocador y generador de transformaciones que le permitan descubrir, abrir los ojos y aprovechar la vida a plenitud.