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Therese Bobe-Balchan describes herself as a hardworking, honest person and a good listener. She is also willing to learn new things. She has been a trained nurse for the past 38 years and has enjoyed it so much. She is a grandmother who cares for her 3 grandchildren aged under 18 years old. This is her first book.

As a child of God, you're designed like a magnet-wired to attract good and repel evil.While you're meant to enjoy God's favour, nothing is automatic in His kingdom. You must follow His rules to enjoy the fruits of living in His house.Adegoke Olubanwo, an itinerant teacher and minister for more than twenty-five years, explores how to walk with the Lord in this life-changing book. Learn how to:¿ enjoy good fortune by seeking God's favour;¿ grow into your inheritance;¿ help God accomplish His divine agenda on earth;¿ cultivate a strong foundation of spiritual intelligence.The author also emphasizes that one needs sustained maturity and inner grit to adhere to God and His principles-especially when help is out of sight. By looking to the Bible and following His guidance, you'll enjoy the rights and privileges that come with being a member of His kingdom.You'll be inspired to move your life forward with the wisdom in The Making.

Now in her 90th year Kathy's book contains compelling fragments of her life. Her story vividly chronicles so many aspects of her amazing and varied life across the years - from being a WW2 child evacuee with her twin brother, her first job after leaving school and her first fascinating boyfriends. "e;Fragments"e; relates how her parents forced decisions upon her which she regretted at the time. The book explains how Kathy came to meet John - her first husband, and their long marriage of 48 years until his death. Kathy speaks about her exciting experiences as a singer and actress on the amateur stage in the Midlands. In her mid years we learn how Kathy became drawn to the Christian faith, and how she became a Reader in the Anglican Church, where for many years she preached and ministered in the country churches along Offa's Dyke. The story allows us to appreciate how keen a horsewoman she was and how Kathy was steeped in country lore. Finally Kathy tells how it is possible to live once again after facing the traumatic loss of her first husband.

The origin of the old Scottish expression "Heart was roasted" has long since been lost of the annals of time. However, let me assure everyone that we (and Wee) Scotts are not - and as far as I know - never have been cannibals. The famous Scotts actor Sir Billy Conolly is an expert in use of such permission. So those who wants to know more can ask him. The expression simply means that I was not, by any measurement, well-behave child. In fact, I was a positive horror. Having said that, I assure you that you will not find three sixes tattooed on my scalp. Although it has been suggested that I was the original model for the children's comic 'Dennis the Menace.'

Riri finds it hard to look after her hair... Join her on a journey of learninghow to love herself, love her curls andunderstanding that being unique is special!

This work is about an investigating reporter. Marcus Wilton. Reporter, Marcus Wilton, has a strong sense of duty. He writes a daily column and front spread feature articles on getting justice for the underrepresented. People call on his help when the judicial system and all else fails. and is at wit end. he was their last resort. The big conglomerates media shy away from those suffering the oppression of injustice. It wasn't news worthy, until it becomes news. Then like vulture the feeding frenzy starts This is why he report and will not stay silent; Marcus has been called a loose cannon when his investigation brings about the fall from grace of powerful individual who thought they were above the law. many truths have been exposed because of his articles. Political giants who have been manipulating the law for decades. *****What inspires me? [one] always the changing season {two words] and [three] languages. Each in their yearly abode fills me with revolving inspiration. Seeing life through the eyes of time. Each have an ever-ongoing amazing story to tell. Words in its wonderful alluring seductiveness. Words seduce mind soul and spirit. One runs with it laugh with it cries with it and marvel at it unravel and reveal new avenues, crescents, byways broad and narrow openings. Words allow us to expresses it with million-fold intensity. One word sown in sadness or joyful gladness releases in fulness; several hundred thousand words page turner. So delightful. One sit down to write and enter into the mystery of words; and onto that countless way that will take us in many twists and turns. And yes, we can still find the Unique. Words with many connections; like planets and stars in the universe. Words have a real presence and a grand consistency. And languages. Not of nations, country or region of people; but of people as worked related. A police officer speaks with a language much different from a solicitor, barrister or judge. So different from the everyday Joe and Jane. Doctors, and those within the medical field have another kind. Criminals also have this separate language especially those in organised crime. The mafia drug dealers and suppliers. Street peddlers market stall traders. Stock market traders extricate from all others language, and is embedded with signs. The picture I am trying to paint is of autumn leaves in the fall. Nature colours at their natural best.

Mario Antoine explores the origin and development of football in Malawi, previously known as Nyasland, in this book.Little is known about the humble beginnings of Malawi football and how two separate associations for Europeans and Africans drove its development. With other countries such as South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, and Mauritius also having separate associations, this was not uncommon.The author highlights how the British, who travelled overseas to work and as missionaries, played a critical role in introducing football to Nyasland and other countries. After the British colony attained independence in 1964 and changed its name to Malawi, the sport continued to grow in popularity.As the years went by, apart from selected matches, games were played on a regular basis among Southern Region clubs, which formed the Indian Sport Club in 1920, followed by the Goans Club in 1928. Some of the families that pioneered the formation of the European association known as Nyasaland Football Association still grace the shores of this land today.

My interest in the Russian Expeditionary Force (REF) began some years ago when I went on a Battlefield Tour with Flanders Tours led by Lieutenant Colonel Graham Parker OBE (retd.) supported by his wife and daughter.The group visited St Hilaire-le-Grand the location of a Russian church, a Russian military cemetery and some memorials. Annually an event which takes place there is a gathering of Russian exiles who relive their and their ancestors lives in Russia.At the time of my visit I was collecting postcards of the War and inevitably I discovered and bought my first postcard of the REF. The postcards are not prolific and I slowly began my collection with visits to postcard fairs in the UK, France and especially the annual international fair in London. This latter fair attracted dealers from the continent. I still have hopes of finding some of the more elusive cards for my collection.

In a strange land amidst kings and queens, a boy soon learns about the world outside of his village. A soldier tries to find his way home for the first time in years and an immortal guardsman tries to understand what it is to exist as pure, dark glass. Along with a prince eager to prove himself.Through harsh trials and enemies at the doorstep, their goals and whatever drives them might be different; but their destinies are entertwined in ways they are yet to understand.Courage, family, justice and responsibility. These are the stories that triggers the start of The Winter Wars^Back cover

With the increasing emphasis on evidence-based practice, there is a need for all health and social care professionals to understand the principles of general and clinical research.In the United Kingdom and several other countries, this had led to a proliferation of advanced programs, including for those seeking doctorate degrees. In this book, the editors introduce readers to the principles and practice of clinical research.Eighteen chapters and three appendices provide guidance on the different stages of a research project, from inception to the dissemination of results. Topics include:¿ steps to engage in practice-based research;¿ ethical questions surrounding research;¿ sources of funding;¿ collecting and collating data.Contributing authors emphasize the need to critically appraise literature before carrying out a research project. They also explain the stages of a research project and share insights on where to go for more information.The book includes an index, a glossary, and charts and figures to promote learning. Discussion questions reinforce critical material.

The historical novel 'Ashoka the Great' is the life story of one of India's greatest monarchs, living in the 3d century B.C. The Ashoka-chakra, the wheel of Dharma, adorns since India's independence the Indian flag. His nearly 40 years' government is viewed today by scholars as the first welfare state the world has known. In part 1 of the trilogy, The Wild Prince, we see how his passionate but honest character leads him often into difficulties. He is praised for his pride and courage yet feared for his direct tough actions, looking through the trickery of enemies. As the successor of his father he becomes The Wise Ruler, part 2, a governor ruling with wisdom, strict laws and justice. After a terrible war in which numerous people lost their life, he embraced Buddhism, forswearing all wars of attack. After years of ruling, applying the wisdom of Gautama the Buddha, he becomes Dharmashoka, the great admonisher, part 3.

In the beginning, the truth will set you free. Yes, it's not original; but if it starts the writings of the Bible, it's good enough for me. I have always had what I call a knowing. Others call it psychic, clairvoyance, etc. This is nothing new. There were many instances of knowing ability in human beings throughout history. In biblical times, they used to call them prophets. In fact, the writing you are about to hopefully enjoy have been given to me by this very medium that I think is referred to as automatic writing, written simply so there can be no misinterpretation of the story and the message it contains. I am aware that this book will invoke emotional responses from all who have read the Bible and follow the associated religion. This book is not written for any religion or cult on earth-all without exception because God and Jesus have nothing to do with them. Suffice to say, all religions are about control, especially over women, and about conquering the minds of the population. Religion is a man-made concept. God, however, exists and is freedom and everlasting life. There are already many versions of religious beliefs. The world is bursting with them, but supposing that there is an alternative to the culture of being brainwashed from birth into a judgmental religious zealot. This stands regardless of where you just happened to be born in this world. Brainwashing or culture starts from birth, from our parents, from school education, and from the work you do, culminating in the church or religion you are a member of. Imagine no religion, only God. I hope to show the reader what I have been told through my psychic walk on the other side. Have you ever heard the story of Chinese whispers? One that sticks out in my mind is, "e;Send reinforcements. We're going to advance."e; After the whisper goes around, it finally reaches the final person, who says, "e;Send three and four pence. We're going to a dance."e; Add to this concept that the Bible was written three hundred years after the year of our Lord (AD), then it isn't wrong to assume that this is exactly how the Word of God and religion has developed.

John 10:1Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber. Jesus describes a thief as one who does not use the door but climbs up some other way. Already, we know the devil comes as a thief and his aim is to steal, kill and destroy, (John 10:10). This book shows the way in which the enemy comes. It reveals the friendly enemy who knocks on your door, come in to your life to steal, kill and destroy. You would identify the enemy and all his evil strategies in this book. If all friends were really friends there wouldn't be betrayal and disloyalty. Walk gently through this book and receive the wisdom of God against friendly enemies in your life.

This is a thematic collection of sincere thoughts and opinions born out of deep convictions, unique experiences and interesting observations from the author's childhood to youth and experiences of others. Experiences at home, in school, on the street, with friends, from books etc. Essentially the book is presented light-heartedly in a conversational, narrative and contemplative parlance. Once in a while the temptation to use some technical jargons for connation presents itself, and it is helplessly used in a casual but generally vivid language. The book is intended to be a documentation a life shaped by a unique setting of time and place, highlighting valuable deductions for the reader to consider even as the author makes attempt to step aside to critically view details of his life along the spectrum of time, with a childlike curiosity but an adult's thoroughness.

68 AD. A madman rules Rome's empire while its empress, born in Pompeii, tries desperately to restrain him as he plummets out of control. This is her story. A woman of strength and character, her personality is complex. Endearing and generous, she could also be cruel and calculating.In Pompeii, vicious gladiatorial riots explode. A serial poisoner is at work in the shadows, as Rome burns and Christians are used as flaming human torches to light the palace gardens.'Empress of Pompeii' reveals a rich tapestry of life, from the splendour of Rome's royal palace and Nero's golden house to Pompeii's sordid, murderous laneways, the extravagant villas of the wealthy and the eruption of Vesuvius.Nero rules Rome in a time of fear and turmoil. Desperately, the empress, Poppaea, attempts to protect Pompeii and save her young son's life. Nero's praetorian prefect, Tigellinus, cradles her head in his arms as she lies dying in a pool of blood on the marble palace floor, murdered by Nero in a fit of rage. After her death he orders the murder of her son and the boy's life hangs in the balance. He was later found dead. Or was he? Does the answer lie in Pompeii?2022 Edition

"e;Standing tall in the skyscraper paradise of London, the tyrannical SYNAPSE corporation has led the way for augmentation and shaped their new world, keeping its people under their fist. But behind closed doors, dark secrets run deep, operating their private military of augmented experiments. Nathan Cole and his strike team "e;Firewall"e; were some of many who paid the price of it. Now, as the sole survivor of a mysterious mission gone wrong, he lives his life as a man on the run, with SYNAPSE chasing him at every turn. But one question has plagued him, kept him alive and fighting all this time: What really happened on that mission? More importantly, why was he left alive? His fight isn't close to over yet."e;

Bobby Geetha is much more than a chef behind an apron. His passion for cooking, creative food plating, and managing five-star hotel kitchens is what makes him a well-rounded expert in Indian cuisine and fine dining. In an original collection, Chef Geetha shares a variety of simple Indian recipes and accompanying YouTube video demonstrations that provide home cooks with the insight and knowledge to create diverse, delicious meals for family and friends. His recipes include avocado pakora, banana pudding, beef short rib biriyani, black butter chicken, Brussel sprout courgetti kalonji masala, fluffy coconut pancakes, fried egg sandwich pakora, saag aloo, and tandoori chicken biriyani. Throughout his collection, Chef Geetha reminds home cooks that Indian cuisine is not just about curry and spicy food, but instead, about pleasing the palate with varied tastes and textures while gathering around a table with those we love. Book of Recipes is a volume of recipes and YouTube videos shared by a renowned Indian chef that guides home cooks around the world to easily create tasty meals.

This story describes the loss of childhood as the young carer has to take on the responsibility of caring for the family in the absence of responsible parents.

This stage play is the compelling true story of Susan Connolly's 11 years as a child in Dublin's notorious Goldenbridge Industrial School. Told from the viewpoint of a child I Am Edel is a story of courage, friendship and compassion. Although set in a tragic environment it is often comic in telling the ingenuity of a child survivor.

Fifteen-year-old Lizzy Watson is without a mother or friends. New to the town of Namton, she is also the victim of bullying at her school. Foe is a former wizard who has been stopped from unfurling his evil plan in Ladywood by a young prince, Nian, and sent to a place where fantasy and magic do not exist. After he unexpectedly travels through his mirror into a different world, Foe is met by Alpha, a creature who offers to help him get his memory back. One night after Lizzy pulls back a new curtain in her bedroom, she is suddenly transported to a pandorian world of monsters and magic where everyone believes she is a werewolf. When her path crosses with that of Nian, Lizzy learns that he is her boyfriend and that she has been in love with him for some time. As a shadowy chain of events unfolds, Lizzy travels down a mysterious path where she must try to escape Foe's kingdom. But when she eventually discovers the magical curtain offers her the power to transport herself into different worlds whenever she wants, where will she choose to call home forever?Ladywood is the fantasy tale of a teenager's adventures after she travels into a mysterious world, with help from a magical curtain in her bedroom. -------Lizzy almost cries when she sees her new big bedroom. She puts up her curtain straight away. It was too big for her old house. It fits so perfectly, All her friends back in Kingston are going to be so jealous. It's late, Quiet enough for the nocturnal animals to finally venture out. Lizzy is trying to read one of the programs the old Lady gave her. Lizzy hears a couple arguing. She gets up and prepares to tell the couple to keep their noise down. She draws the curtain only to discover an impossible view. She opens her bedroom door expecting to see her Dad's bedroom door open as it always is. But that's not what she sees. She doesn't even recognise what she sees. The corridor isn't hers and neither is the bedroom. The outside is different to for a start, It's morning. Everyone is wearing period drama clothes from the 18th Century. Fortunately Lizzy has the clothes the old Theatre lady gave her. It fits her well enough for her to wear it even though it isn't actually her size. She leaves her room, It's looks so different.

This is the true story of how my passion for motorbikes nearly killed me and subsequently changed my entire life. After the last accident I suffered from a Hemiparesis (A traumatic brain injury). I was left with life changing problems especially with my mobility. The biggest problem I had was, should I listen to what the specialists had to say, or should I ignore them and fight it anyway? (No contest) I was going to fight it. Up to now it's a fight that has lasted 42 years, and I'm still fighting it. I will be the first to admit that it hasn't been easy, far from it, but what I have achieved has far surpassed anything I could have hoped for. Not only did I fight the specialists, I fought the system, a system which seems to be geared up to make life a lot harder for those who want to try. It seems to me that you get a lot more out of the system if you sit back on your bum and do sod all. I wanted more than that, I wanted my life and my mobility back. There have been lots of ups and downs along the way, as well as four marriages, but giving in was never an option, not then, not now and not ever.

The book is set in the time of the Emperor Constantine 313 A.D. The emperor had made Christianity the religion of the Roman Empire. But can you order someone to be a Christian?The heroes are a young man named Beat. Heis a shepherd in the Swiss Alps. And the other joint hero is his dog, anAnatolian Shepherd Dog. Rome is under attack by The Goths. CanBeat and his Dog Leon save Rome?