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Kenn's grandson was born to his adopted daughter, a single mother. The boy became the son the older man never had, born when he was already in his mid-sixties. Since the boy is without a father to give him advice, Kenn-thinking he would not live long enough to pass any words of wisdom along to his grandson as he was growing up-decided to write them out instead.His primary objective is to help his grandson live the same type of life he has himself. As part of this collection, Kenn addresses, life, love, common sense, manners, morals, values, and beliefs, with a sprinkling of his own thoughts and opinions. Some of the entries are humorous, while others are more serious and thought-provoking.Things I Wanted My Grandsons to Know Before I Leave offers a heartwarming glimpse into the character and integrity of one man and into the depth of his love for his grandson.

My father was just born during the Chinese feudal dynasty was falling apart. The education he received could be both Chinese and Western, with encyclopedic knowledge and sciences. Because he studied hard and always had his own clear life creed, he finished his primary school, middle school and even college in western church schools despite of the influence of feudal family. However, he insisted on studying science and engineering, firmly believed in saving the country by industry. At the same time he did believe neither the feudal superstition nor the western dogmas. Although he lived in a social upheaval time with suffering of several wars, he still kept his life integrity, discipline, willing to teach, eager to help others. He set an excellent example for us.

Gravity is explained as a tired light recycling effect maintaining the structure of matter. It is consistent with both relativity theory and Quantum Electrodynamics. With a particular value of the Hubble Constant, the density of mass in the universe equates to nuclear density, as with the ratio of gravitational force to electromagnetic force between the proton and electron equaling the ratio of mass densities between that of the average density of the universe and the nuclear density of the hydrogen atom. The book development is consistent with the historical development of theory, which is provided in the book for more complete understanding along with explaining math according to simple algebra.

Knowing one's origin coupled with an appropriate name gives one a sense of great pride and belonging. In the United States in particular most people with African ancestry have started moving away from the traditional English names which is a clear sign that there is a yearning to associate with mother Africa. The beginning of this major shift came with the acceptance of Islam and the push for equality among the races. The names carefully chosen for this book have both reason and meaning which makes them more appropriate and precise; heredity can therefore easily be traced back a few generations through the names included in this book. The question what is in a name has been given broader and more appropriate meaning. The choice for those who are keen to give their offspring African names with meaning has been made wider and easier.

This author embarked upon life's journey from the town of Kinston, North Carolina and, at age ten, accepted the LORD JESUS CHRIST as Savior and joined the Christian community at age twelve and began hearing the Holy Spirit's still voice encouraging and guiding me into all truth. Over the years, he has faithfully kept all pledges.Sharing this testimony has undoubtedly placed me on a thrilling journey. I have attempted to be a faithful witness. To complete this affirmation, I've often put down my pen, but the Lord granted me fresh and more incredible revelations and compelled me to continue. If I had but two pearls of wisdom to offer the reader, they are these priceless lessons-always obey Father God, regardless of the critics, and remember, never again disobey His voice.

Our story begins with a man called Deepak Patel, who lived in Gujarat, India. After his initial triumph and achievements, he was faced with a tragedy as a result of which he had to leave India and migrate to the country of Uganda with some haste.

This is a murder mystery novel about a professional butcher that lives in Los Angeles, California. The time frame takes place in the 1960's, while the United States goes through some major changes in civil rights and the breakout of the Vietnam War, a psychopath serial killer murders citizens of Los Angeles with his butcher knife. A young detective takes on the case with unwavering passion in an attempt to catch "The Butcher in the City of Angels". Needless to say, it is a suspenseful journey of close calls as the death toll of victims rises with each full moon. This novel will have you on the edge of your seat as you wonder what will happen next. Will this crazed serial killer finally be arrested and brought to justice? Or will his terror continue to reign in the city of angels?

There have been many good books written on the subject of God's sovereignty, but it always seems as if there are many questions left unanswered. For examples, If God is truly sovereign, why is the world in a state of spiritual confusion and darkness? Why is there sin, sickness, death, and even a devil? How do all these things work to fulfill the plans and purposes of God? There are many questions left unanswered, yet the answers are found in God's Word. This book will reveal, from scripture, that God is absolutely sovereign, and bring light to many of these unanswered questions.

Karel has been kidnapped into an unwanted marriage. Worse yet, she finds herself in a society where brutality toward captive women is the accepted norm. This puts a severe strain on Karel's belief that it is her duty to remain objective, abide by any and all local customs, learn as much as she can and never pass judgment. It is small comfort when Mari, her co-wife and co-captive, tells her that Sang, the husband they now share, is less cruel than most. Mari also lets slip that some of the captive women try to run away, and Karel happily accepts that as another custom she's entitled to follow.Karel's first attempt at escape ends in recapture, and her punishment is very severe and very public. Can she regain the courage to try again? If she does, can she succeed?