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Have you always wanted to hike the backcountry, but didn't know how to start? Or maybe you didn't know what to bring-or found the wilderness downright scary? With this guide you can cast your fears aside and let author Doug Cline prepare you for an enjoyable experience in the wilderness. Educate yourself on which necessities to carry, what to do in an emergency, and how to get the most out of all nature has to offer.Doug Cline grew up in Eastern Washington, the son of a school teacher. His family spent most of their summers hiking and camping. Cline learned a true love of nature and the skills to enjoy himself. Hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting were fun activities! Living in his rural town, outdoor activities were popular. His enjoyment of the wilderness taught him that it should be available to all, not locked away like some environmentalists would prefer. Nature is calming and there for all.

Within these pages, Randall Skipper lays out a series of questions about the end of times. Based upon his background and knowledge of the Bible, he offers both questions and answers for this time. He explains in depth each aspect, providing the reader with in-depth knowledge-including scriptural reference-for each item. Through a group of more than thirty topics, Skipper explains the End of Days. With topics such as women in the Bible, symbols that expose the satanic regime, and a how-to for spotting false teachers, this book brings answers to so many critical aspects of our daily lives. Inside, you'll find information about grace, faith, and music. You'll discover within this book the signs, symbols, and evidence to help you prepare for the end.About the Author>Skipper is a surveyor by trade, but is also a musician. He's an avid sports fan and currently lives in Tallahassee, Florida. This is his first published book.

One night, the Holy Spirit spoke to Rev. Charles E. Pullen while he was at a low point in his life, saying, "You're not going to bed; instead, you're going to write a poem about your life, and it'll help you feel better." Thus, The Book of Spiritual Poetry: Enlightenment was born. Through his writings, Rev. Pullen hopes that each reader will receive vibrant inspiration to know the Lord and develop a personal relationship with Him. And for readers who already know Him, Rev. Pullen hopes his poetry helps them know the Lord more closely and intimately. Enlightenment is the first in a series of books he hopes to publish.About the AuthorRev. Charles E. Pullen was an accounting entrepreneur in Northern California for over 22 years. In addition to his experience as an accounting entrepreneur, he was employed for over 12 years by several contracting companies, including some of the largest accounting firms, a global CPA firm, and other organizations. Rev. Pullen has been a Christian since 1984 and was appointed and ordained to the Office of Deacon in a local Baptist church in 1994. He was called by God and accepted by the church into the Gospel Ministry in 1996, and he was ordained by God and the Office of the Bishop in Pastoral in 2011. In the same year, he founded "New Life World Harvest Church," a non-denominational Christian Ministry. He faithfully serves in five-fold ministry, unconditionally spreading the Word. Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior!

In her back-to-back books La Golondrina and Peaceful Darkness, Alicia Nunez explores a family drama and what it means to be human. As she explores love and hatred, forgiveness and revenge, Nunez delivers a tale that won't soon be forgotten.About the AuthorAlicia Nunez has lived in both Arizona and California, and has worked as a chemical specialist for a missile systems group and received her real estate license. Family is a big priority for her, and she has three sons, five granddaughters, and two great-grandsons.

Anastasia struggles to understand what the psychic meant about a previous life. And a man in that life? What's that about? He did mean a previous life, she confirmed it with him. But how long ago? What does this mean? Is this real? Is she going crazy? Anastasia meets with a psychologist, hoping he can help her. In order for the psychologist to meet with her, he has to cancel his regular father-daughter lunch. Their lives intertwine throughout Yellow Tulips. Join Elizabeth Sesso's narrative and you won't be disappointed with the journey.About the AuthorElizabeth Sesso is retired from the United States Army Reserves after serving for twenty-three years. She has a bachelor's degree from West Chester University and earned a master's from California State University. Sesso teaches piano and violin as well as other instruments. She enjoys writing, cooking, and traveling. Sesso lives in Ocean City, New Jersey. This is her first published book.

Memoirs of a Man is a collection of songs and poetry that were written as a way to release emotions from moments of time in Marcus Kane Oglesby's life. By doing so, he hopes readers can be touched by the words and possibly receive relief or an outlet or a reprieve from their own moments in their life.About the AuthorMarcus Kane Oglesby is a man of morals and ethics who has dealt with the hardships of life, the same, if not more so, than many others in this life. Life's road now has him working as a supported living supervisor, where he takes care of individuals who are less fortunate than himself either physically or mentally or both. He enjoys reading, lifting weights, jogging, cooking, singing, and spending time with his family.

As women, we are constantly evolving. Changing attitudes toward our gender have accommodated many, but not all. Still, we are told, it is progress. Women can now enter career paths never before considered. They can choose not to marry, not to have children, or become a single parent. Women can marry someone of the same sex, younger or older, regardless of race, ethnicity or religion. The lines, for the most part, between sexism, ageism, and racism have blurred, though they are still visible. So, if as we were told years ago in the 1968 Virginia Slims cigarette commercial, "We've come a long way baby," just where do we stand now? In We Dwell in Possibilities: What American Women Think about Practically Everything!, Carlotta G. Holton strives to answer this question through the intensive study she conducted over years of research, interviews, and analysis. So, what do American women think about practically everything? Read on to find out!About the AuthorCarlotta G. Holton is an award-winning journalist, editor, author, educator, and public speaker whose writing and editing talent has been featured in newspapers, such as The New York Times, the Record, and the Star Ledger, as well as in magazines, and on radio in the USA, the UK, and Canada. The recipient of nearly 100 writing awards, she has been an adjunct in the Journalism and English departments at two New Jersey colleges and presently directs "The Write Stuff" writing group at the Chester, New Jersey, Public Library. She has also worked as a historical interpreter at Waterloo Village, a restored 19th century canal town in Stanhope, New Jersey. Holton is also the award-winning author of Getting Out of Limbo and five novels in the historical horror genre. Her books have won such honors as The National Best Books 2009 Award sponsored by USA Book News; Best Horror Anthology of 2008 by the New England Book Festival; third place Best Fiction Book of 2008 by the National Federation of Press Women; and Best Horror Book of 2007 by Booksandauthors.net. The former Executive Director of the New Jersey Press Women's Association, Holton is an avid swimmer and traveler, belongs to two book clubs, and enjoys walking her two dogs, Sherlock and Katie.

Retired Floridian's Guide to Golf, or: Dad, Thanks for the Golf Clubs is a delightfully humorous peek into the life of Ed Day and his time on the golf course. The characters he golfs with and the shenanigans they get into-and out of-will leave you in stitches! About the AuthorEd Day lives in Port St. Lucie with his wife Annette. Every Monday, he rakes sand traps and fills divots on the public golf courses of Florida. Retired Floridian's Guide to Golf, or: Dad, Thanks for the Golf Clubs is his first book.

How I Came to Be Me: Understanding People is the lifelong journey of Joseph P Bartko, dictating how every choice and chance meeting led him to be the person he is now. His jobs; his religion; his successful and failed relationships-all shaped the man he became and, in the end, he's grateful for every experience. Never look back on your past and regret, and remember to celebrate how you became you.About the AuthorJoseph P Bartko is retired, living in Pennsylvania near his children. He enjoys outdoor activities.

The story turns on the main character Marisa and her love for a drug dealer working for a Colombian cartel. Damian is rich and powerful and seduces Marisa with stories that he will take her out of her poverty and stagnant life. She falls in love with the dream of adventure, travel and money. She has no idea of Damian's true name or past. Marisa is blinded by love to the truth until her accidental arrest, when Damian, in desperation sets into motion, with Marisa's brother, William, a daring escape from a federal prison in order to keep her from cooperating against him. Damian's web of lies takes Marisa on a dangerous adventure of betrayal. Once she begins to see what Damian has planned she is desperate to get help and turn her life around. She enlists the help of her attorney in Atlanta who also ends up entangled in Damian's web. Little does Marisa know that Damian will track her down-from New York to Colombia-and do anything to stop her from betraying him. To escape, Marisa and her friends will risk everything, as will Damian. Who wins in the end will take you on a rollercoaster ride of danger and intrigue.About the AuthorMarcia Shein is a nationally recognized federal criminal defense attorney in Atlanta, Georgia. She has beenpracticing federal and state criminal law for over 25 years. She has written numerous legal articles and legal book contributions and is a respected speaker at bar association meetings. This novel is a labor of love inspired by a number of cases she has worked on over the years.

Pieces of a Man is a collection of poems by T.K. Newman dating back to his early manhood. This is a reflection of his past loves, lost loves, troubles, transgressions, and personal reflection. The narrations are based on his thoughts, feelings, experiences, and creative ideas. In whole, these are pieces that have helped define who he is as a man today. These words are his coping mechanism, as well as the blueprint to his personal growth and self-preservation. Born in Los Angeles, T.K. Newman has lived in Inglewood, south central Los Angeles, Compton, Gardena, and Long Beach. He has been writing since he was ten years old. His other interests include sports, traveling, creating/recording/ listening to music, and going to the movies. He believes his upbringing and the era of his youth birthed and developed his creativity and imagination.

The Twins is a murder mystery that will keep you in suspense as you try to predict when and who will be targeted next. Nadia and Dinha both admire Zed, despite the crimes he's committed and the people he's killed. Now someone else is doing the killing and they keep finding themselves just on the heels of catching the murderer. About the AuthorAyce Dez was born in Kenya and is currently a 16-year-old high school student. He wrote The Twins a year ago with the encouragement of family and friends. Ayce currently lives with his loving mother and sister.

Visions and Ventures of Life represents the life history of the author from birth to his current creative and cumulative way of life. It is intended to be read as a guideline to educate people about the way they can accept the life that is suitable for their existence. Many of the writings view life as worthwhile and beneficial to follow through with good behavior and actions.About the AuthorRale' Enterprises was founded in 1980 in Los Angeles County at 16904 Parthenia Street in North Hills, California. From that point on there was no stopping what could be accomplished when the mind and energy collided. The whole project of directing theories and talents, and putting them together from cover-to-cover in writing, will satisfy even the most comprehensive person.

"Sharleen Daugherty writes about her journey from corporate executive to a specialist in Navajo weaving with an honest voice and an open heart. She tells her own story with humor and humility. Daugherty is a fine writer and a worthy guide for anyone interested in learning more about the Diné from the perspective of an astute and non-judgmental observer."- Anne Hillerman, author of: Song of the Lion and the best-selling Leaphorn/Chee/Manuelito mysteries "My relationship with Ms. Daugherty has gone on for over one hundred years. From writer's coach to deep friend, we have traveled together...Her cross-culture journey, and her insistence on finding the core of that adventure, are recorded in this first book of the Double Doll series. Hers is the Beauty Way of a strong woman willing to dare." -Michael Thunder, writer's coachAbout the AuthorSharleen Daugherty was eight years old when she received a ragdoll with a Navajo face on one end and an Anglo face on the other. This doll became a symbol of her journey into the Navajo world-the first step in the manifestations of a childhood prayer: Please God, turn me upside down and make me an Indian.

Cannonball! is a fun tale of Jason and Brooke, two children who embark on an unexpected adventure when a normal day of swimming in their pool turns into a journey they never knew was possible! They get to see and learn about new places and at the same time learn what is truly meaningful in life. About the Author Cara Martone was born and raised in Framingham, Massachusetts, and currently resides on the north shore of Massachusetts. She has two children, ages 8 and 11. She is not only an author but also a physical therapist. Her strong beliefs in health, love, respect, loyalty, spirituality, and education have inspired this book as have life experiences. In a world full of electronics and struggling at times to find something educational and fun for her children to read, she has created this short children's novel to provide education, fantasy, and fun for any child.

Phyllis Thompson, a self-proclaimed "Helicopter Mom," shares information, inspiration, and useful advice to readers who are apprehensive about sending their beloved children off to college. As a parent, she's devoted to providing advice, protection, and guidance; though it hasn't been easy for her to maintain this commitment and balance life as a self-proclaimed helicopter mom. Read about her struggles with sending her firstborn off to college and learn from her mistakes, insights, and experiences, as well as the process she recommends to overcome one's own helicopter parent tendencies. This book was designed for moms of college-bound children. It's often difficult for helicopter moms to suppress their parental feelings of being overly cautious and protective, and to embrace the fact that one day they must let go of their children. In this story, read of one helicopter mom's valuable lesson learned about how to become a mother that "hovers, not smothers," and one who lets go so they can grow.About the AuthorPhyllis ThompsonSpeaker, Trainer, and owner of PRTspeaks and Diversity Seminars, Phyllis Thompson is the author of three other inspirational books designed to encourage and empower people. She travels and speaks to audiences of all ages throughout the states on topics primarily on leadership, empowerment, and diversity initiatives. She is actively engaged with many social media followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. She resides in Houston with her husband and their two children.

150 50: A Teacher's Account of Urban Schools introduces various ways to teach culture and identity in the classroom. In order to do this, school districts and teachers must work hand-in-hand to create a healthy environment for children that addresses the whole culture of a child - instead of making assumptions about one aspect of a child's culture.About the Author Growing up as a black child in a white, rural setting, made Cynthia Price aware that her role in the school setting was very different from her role at home. She experienced racial conflict having grown up in a black, two-parent household with four other siblings. Her mother was a registered nurse and her father, a laborer, yet she and her siblings were fortunate to have college as an option in her family. In 1985, Price graduated with a BA in communications from The Ohio State University. She then worked a variety of jobs in television, radio, clothing, and jewelry before receiving her teaching certificate from Ohio Dominican College. She presented at Columbia and Harvard Universities, taught diversity, was an English Department chair, Proficiency/Ohio Graduation Tests teacher, and a leadership intern. She went on to receive her MA in education and completed the Licensure Program for School Principals at The Ohio State University.

After surviving a tumultuous childhood, shaped by abuse at the hands of her alcoholic father and then later by a poor marriage, subsequent divorce, and other personal conflicts, Emily was finally ready to focus her life on her personal dreams and goals. But moving on isn't always as easy as it seems, and Emily finds herself falling into the same patterns, which include becoming involved with unsavory people whose corrupt motives have a devastating effect on her health, well-being, and happiness. As Emily's adult life progresses, she learns the value of embracing love and understanding, instead of hatred and vengeance. Throughout her evolution, Emily discovers that conquering her problems with forgiveness allows her to overcome her most difficult obstacles and lead a life of peace and harmony. Innocence & Betrayal exposes the agonizing effects of leading your life focused on corruption and hatred and the peace and harmony that result from a life led by love and righteousness.About the AuthorElaina Banks resides in Ontario, where she enjoys living a joyful life with her husband and spending her free time helping others through her church. Some of her volunteer efforts include creating Christmas baskets for the elderly and offering support throughout the year to children and families in need. Elaina cherishes her children and grandchildren. Now retired from her business of twenty-five years, Elaina has turned her attention to writing. She also enjoys reading, downhill skiing, and the peace and harmony she experiences when hiking in the woods.

We all know how stressful driving can be at times, but some of us know how to control our frustration. For others, the Road Ragers, the struggle can be a bit more difficult. Author Gennaro Lombardi knows all too well what it's like to be a Road Rager. He explains his real-life struggle in many different and in-depth ways, showing just how serious road rage can be and what causes it. In a motivational and comedic style, Road Rage: at Its Finest helps Road Ragers learn about road rage so we can beat this issue. About the AuthorGennaro Lombardi is an Italian American kid from Northern New Jersey. He grew up in one of the smallest towns in New Jersey and he grew up in one of the smallest bodies-5'5" height, 155 pounds, but he certainly had one of the biggest attitudes when it came to certain things, as do most hotheaded Italians with a size complex.

A Collection of Poems takes us through the power of the human mind, good or bad, and its impact on one's direction and journey through life. With the help of music, writing, and positive thinking, author Cheryl Williams found hope and purpose in life. Life isn't fair. It is unpredictable, bad things happen to good people, and we never know what tomorrow holds. Cheryl wants her readers to realize that even when faced with insurmountable, hopeless situations, even when life seems dark and uncertain, we should never let go of hope and appreciate the beauty and blessings that life has to offer, making the most of every day, loving, living, laughing, and learning. Seasons change, and there is always a rainbow after the storms of life.About the AuthorCheryl Williams is a wife, mother, and nurse. Music and writing have gotten her through some really tough times in her life. As a way to deal with her frustrations, she started singing and performing publicly at the age of eleven. During those hopeless times, she also found solace in reading and reciting poems. Her love for writing and its power to help her unburden has led her on this healing journey to write this book of poems.

White Privilege? embodies the theme of working hard in order to achieve your goals. Through narrations and tales of childhood, Sylvia Morgan Auten depicts a life of overcoming obstacles. The author encourages readers to live the best they can with what they have and keep trying to improve your own situation.

Sean C. Harewood's imagination brings together his daughter with his nieces and nephews in this adventure novel that contains an amalgamation of frightful, humorous, fantastic, and fun emotions and elements. This engaging fantasy tale develops around young adults with great responsibility in the future of their world, where together they encounter adventure, danger, love, and lots of laughter as they care for one another. About the Author As a young man, Sean C. Harewood was making waves in the banking industry. Then he had a brain tumor in 1999, and again in 2001. He was knocked down, but not knocked out. He was beaten and battered, but he was still able to cry whenever he saw the sick children at St. Jude's Hospital. He had a college degree and was about to get his master's degree when cancer struck. He fights every day to have another one so he can continue to speak about his friends and family. Kids need to keep reading. He believes that too much Facebook and Instagram are causing good books to go unnoticed.

What makes preachers and/or pastors in the African American culture great is that they lead by example. Utilizing the talents of others through challenging, inspiring, not enabling, modeling and encouraging. To illustrate these leadership techniques, J. William Poole's In the African-American Culture, What Makes Preachers and/or Pastors Great? examines the characteristics of "great pastors and/or preachers." Thus, John provides a section were the lives and work of four renowned Afro-American preachers and/or pastors are presented. The lives of the four exemplify personal integrity and flexibility, great team builders with a sense of direction with great faith, commitment and great joy in ministry. Through the Holy Spirit, they found and followed God's Plan for their lives. The four are Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, Dr. L. Venchael Booth, Dr. Edward Victor Hill and Dr. Gardner C. Taylor. Thus, preaching the faith, for many the faithful is exemplified. About the AuthorBorn in Chicago, Illinois, J. William Poole received a Bachelors of Business Administration, with a major in accounting and economics; minor in English from the University of Cincinnati, completing the five-year program in three years; a Bachelor of Art in Bible Study from the Temple Bible College, Cincinnati, Ohio; a Master of Arts in Religion-Pastoral leadership studies from the Cincinnati Christian Seminary. Further studies include a Ph.D. in Heath Care Management and education from the Union Institute and University, Cincinnati, Ohio. Now retired, he was a former President and CEO of Tekaho, Inc., a corporation owning and operating long term care facilities in Cincinnati. He was a licensed nursing home administrator for more than 43 years. John is a deacon emeritus (over thirty years of service) and a Baptist minister at the Zion Baptist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, for more than ten years. John is also a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors and Chaplain volunteer at the Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. John is past president of Delta Gamma Lambda Chapter, a life member of the Alpha Pi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and a 32nd degree Prince Hall Mason.

Whether you are a first-year teacher or someone who's been in the profession for years, Todd Cole is here for you:I will help you through the "bumps in the road" that will formulate the teacher you are today, and the teacher you will become tomorrow. Hopefully, I will help you through tears of laughter, shame, guilt, and heartache. Teaching is a profession that "celebrates" all of these emotions. It's a roller-coaster ride. So, fasten your seatbelt and get ready for the ride of your life.These 50 bits of wisdom are serious, funny, practical, and thoughtful. Above all, they're presented here to help support one of the most noble of professions: teaching children.About the AuthorTodd Cole is an elementary school teacher recently retired from Laurel Elementary School in New Castle, Pennsylvania, where he taught first grade for 25 years and fourth grade for 9 years. Todd earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, where he is currently an adjunct instructor. He is the author of a children's picture book, You Are a Masterpiece! and is a contributor for WFMJ-Today NBC TV 21, where he shares his knowledge on the topic of education. Todd lives with his mother and both enjoy traveling to Vermont and Maine to vacation with family. He is an active member of his church and enjoys singing in his Worship Team and Chancel Choir. Todd is also a cancer survivor and has begun sharing his journey of teaching, surviving cancer, and his written word with elementary schools. He has a love for Golden Retrievers and hopes to welcome another Golden into his life, as his beloved dog TC crossed the Rainbow Bridge a few years ago.

Starting a new chapter in his life, Outback Constable Jack has a deep empathy for the locals, a commitment to justice, and a longing for companionship. His world revolves around solving crimes, helping people, and finding lost folks in Bullocky Hole. Although he feels his duties are pretty straightforward, he is constantly being asked to grow beyond these responsibilities and immerse himself in the locals' culture. Jack quickly finds himself a regular at the secondary school, teaching the children through his original ditties, captivating stories, and dashing personality. As Outback Constable Jack solves squabbles and finds lost loved ones (some human, some not) he begins to feel himself put down roots in Bullocky Hole. He becomes a respected member of the local community, determined to help all those in need. After solving the problems of the locals, he begins to do some searching of his own: for a loyal dog and a good woman to keep him company. With the stars aligned and a teacher who is brand new in town, Jack might just be able to find the woman for whom he's always been searching...About the AuthorA retired Superintendent of Education, Shirley Richards has traveled extensively through the Outback of Australia in the Barkly Region of the Northern Territory. While there, she liaised with local police and other local agencies to deepen her understanding of the conditions, seasons, and workers in the "bush." Richards used her studies and knowledge to craft her first novel, Outback Constable Jack. She now lives with her husband, Harlan, in Florida, while her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchild live in Australia. She visits as often as she can.

Security guard services is a growing industry. Security personnel need education and training to effectively carry out employers' policies and procedures. What a Security Guard Needs to Know for Best Practices is a guide to providing basic information pertaining to the tools the security guard needs in order to effectively provide safety for personnel and property.About the AuthorDr. Leroy Edmund Registe studied with Come World Ministries and the Theological Bible Institute and became a minister of the Gospel. He also worked as a security guard at Forham University and later at the New York Presbyterian Hospital, where he was trained and developed a love for security and safety. In 1993 he received his associate's degree in Security Management with honors from New York Interboro College, and in 1995 he received his bachelor of science degree and Criminal Justice award from the New York Institute of Technology. In 1999 he received his Master of Science Degree in Special Education from Lehman College, in 2002 he received his Master of Science Degree in School Administration and Supervision from the College New Rochelle, in 2004 he received his Master Degree in School Counseling from the College New Rochelle, and in 2014 he received his Juris Doctor Law Degree in International Law at Novus Law School. Dr. Registe enjoys preaching and teaching, and his hobbies include fishing and playing cricket and baseball.

"The author has an engaging way of bringing the audience into the time and place, whether it's a sun splashed beach in 21st century Florida or a bleak hillside in 1st century Jerusalem." - Ann Allen"…We made our way to an ICU area where we were told we could see our baby, the shade was pulled. This is how the word terrified came to be…""As the patrol moved through the seemingly vacated camp, a first warning was the quiet. The din of the jungle missing."The Third of Three follows the stories of and by the author. He starts with relatable family experiences from childhood to retirement, and evolves through a mosaic of interesting people Graves has met in his life. None of the people in the story are famous, but show how remarkable the people you encounter in everyday life can be, and how everyone has a story, worthy of being told.About the AuthorJim Graves and his wife Penny (author of Do you Ever Wonder When You Go to The Zoo, What the Animals Think of You) live in Albany, Wisconsin.

Out on the Blacktop… loved it! Written so visual and it brought back a flood of great memories. You did a wonderful job! -Terry Jane WolfOut on the Blacktop… I can tell you this. I love love love your stories. Proud to know you & glad you wrote this book. -Lou Wiginton.Out on the Blacktop… Enjoyed your book... memories of the good old times... a wonderful time to be alive. -Janis ReedOut on the Blacktop… I just finished your book. It is delightful and took me right back to my days on the blacktop. Kids are the reason teachers teach. Your book will bring wonderful memories to all retired teachers and teachers still in the classroom. -Rita BaumerOut on the Blacktop… I love every part of this! I'm reading it to my family as we are running errands around town. Both girls want to learn how to spit now! Thank you for including me! Fun memories of a great place to grown up! -Amy Bumpus HarlienIf you have ever been around children, you know they say some pretty hilarious things and have a large imagination. After being in education for 34 years, Edith Wagner Harrison wrote many stories and sayings that her students would say. These stories also include Terry Jane Wolf, who worked alongside Harrison and provides humor with her "real cowgirl" ways.About the AuthorEdith Wagner Harrison grew up in Lampasas, Texas. Growing up she enjoyed playing sports, friends and being a drum majorette in the high school band. After being discouraged to attend college, Harrison followed her dreams and was determined to become a Teacher. She was a P.E. Teachers' aide with Terry Jane Wolf, but later was a Special Education Teacher the last 13 years of her career. She has a BAS and M.Ed and a passion for touching the lives of children. Harrison currently lives in Lampasas, Texas, with her husband, Jerry, and son, River B. Ware.

When taking care of a patient, ask yourself, "What would I want if I were that patient, and how would I like to be treated?" What Every Caregiver or Patient Advocate Should Know is a great guide for certified nursing assistants, nurses, medical staff, and family caregivers. It makes a difference in the quality of life of patients. It would be beneficial as a textbook to teach these individuals.About the AuthorKathy Mays Smith was inducted into the honorary Phi Beta Kappa while earning her B.A. in Bacteriology from the University of Texas in Austin. She later obtained her M.S. in Biology from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas, and was inducted into the honorary Beta Beta Beta. Her passion for research has resulted in "Gold Medal CCC Company 1538: A Documentary" and many other publications. In 2003, Kathy received a proclamation from the mayor and her councilman in recognition of her service to her community and the City of Dallas. In 2009, she was awarded the Meritorious Service in the CCC Medal. She has had years of hands-on caregiving experience. In 2015, she was named a grand prize winner in the Shield Insurance Contest "What Makes Caregiving Rewarding?"