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Foundations by Robert Boundy is a workbook containing two progressive drum set syllabuses; Foundations and Intermediate, designed to develop practice skills and knowledge for playing the drumkit. The lessons presented in this book are based on Robert's study and documentation of American jazz drummer Gene Krupa's 14 key drum methods. The coursework featured in this book was developed through much reflection and consideration of how music students learn. Online music teaching is embraced in the contents of this book and designed using a context-based teaching and learning approach. It centres on maximizing the effect of learning through private music tuition for students of the drum kit. Foundations contains 12 modules to work through, supported by online play along backing tracks and video demonstrations available on the Rob's Drum Shed website.

I first became interested in learning about the supersensible world - the spiritual - after living a life best described as materialistic. I focused on achieving financial security and having as many experiences or moments in which I could enjoy myself. After an experience in the Elk Mountain Ranges of Colorado, I realised that the life I was living lacked meaning and purpose. From that moment on, I wanted to learn more about myself and spirituality. It's been more than 20 years since that day in the mountains. In this time I went through many positive and negative life experiences. Over time I was able to make sense of each experience thanks to spiritual self-development and the books I read.

My book Love Me Love Me Mine: Poems from the Heart is an Autobiographic collage of life experiences. Poems written in times of uncertainty and grief, but flavoured with much happiness and Joy! I believe, there's something for everyone to enjoy in my book, written with much pleasure. I have bought to life the ordinary wonder of the mundane, of everyday life, and shared my life with you, the reader. My writings are inspired by the Love of God; Family; and My Neighbour.

Michael and most of the other children living in their small community are somewhat neglected. A victim of his parents' physical and emotional abuse, like all children, he has an instinctive need to please, and he tries to do his best to limit the punishment. Because it is the only world he and the other children know, they don't realise the extent to which they are being mistreated. Then one particularly dreadful day, his parents' lack of care leaves Michael and his cousin Julie in mortal danger, only seconds away from death, or perhaps a fate even worse.

Samel is a Camel with plenty of time on his hands. He finds himself in an unusual friendship with a dung beetle. Their goal together as friends is to improve the land. Through their friendship, they have lots of adventures, while encountering other creatures along the way. The scene is set in Australia but dung beetles live all over the world. Included in the story are fun facts about dung beetles. This is a quirky tale with fun educational content and bright colourful illustrations that will attract the young reader.

Serafina is known for her beauty, loyalty and love for her family. Following a devastating incident, Serafina's life is left in tatters, but she needs to make a life altering decision that impacts her and her family. Set across two continents, is Serafina prepared to sacrifice everything in the quest for a better life?

How can one moment in your life change it completely? The Kelly family were living a very comfortable lifestyle, in the Suburbs with two teenage daughters and the family dog. Mitch Kelly thought he had the perfect life. But the events that occurred on that one rainy night changed it forever.Life for Piper Minton and her family was vastly different, struggling every day, but her only dream was to send her teenage son Cody to a prestigious music school in the city. It was only a pipedream until the events that transpired on that rainy night changed everything.One Moment of Impact tells the story of two families, vastly different from each other, whose lives are propelled into the city, where new challenges and futures are forged. In this dramatic story, romance is discovered, and secrets revealed.Will these secrets threaten their new lives, their new paths? Or is this second chance at love worth fighting for? Find out if these two families survive the moment of impact that sent their lives crashing in a different direction.

Emma McAuliffe is a certified NLP coach who has been supporting people all over the world to self-heal from chronic conditions. Emma came to a point of desperation herself in her early 20's, after being diagnosed with a degenerative spinal condition that would leave her wheelchair bound for life. As she was already struggling with severe mental illness for most of her adult life, the diagnosis lead her down a path of willing to try anything to get some quality of life back.Her severe pain resulted in multiple hospitalizations and her disability impacted her life in many ways. She lost her job, home, mobility, independence and confidence. She was advised to avoid any situations that would likely make her condition worse, which involved leaving her career as a personal trainer and refraining from having children.Emma's world turned around when after exhausting all resources and treatment options she decided to try some new things. She promised herself she would "give it one week" and implemented the techniques for herself and found the way to healing her life, body and mind. I'll give it one week is a must read for anyone who's feeling trapped living with chronic pain and illness, as it gives the reader the hope and understanding that only a person with lived experience can provide.

Maintaining a sustainable lifestyle and following traditional values in the face of a barrage of mining and Canadian business interests is quite a challenge. This book is a comprehensive account of the history, lifestyle and values of a small Slavey Dene community in the Northwest Territories of Canada. The community is located north of the 60th parallel in the middle of the Deh Cho (Mackenzie River) Valley. It is about the history of the Dene people in attempting to maintain their traditional lifestyle and as much as possible sovereignty over their land. The Dene have a long tradition in the north dating back almost 30,000 years. These traditional people have maintained the integrity of their land by respecting what it has to offer. For the Dene life is part of the land and its maintenance is important for the future. The Dene see the land as providing for their people a spirit which became a way of life.

Trevor Godenzi believes cooking should be an enjoyable experience. the joy of creating meals that ensure friends and family father around your table to enjoy your efforts, your company, a glass or two of wine and above all enjoy meals that are made by you with love. Sharing meals that create wonderful memories. Your memories.

This book is about the deep truths that traveling reveals. It is about the characters we meet and the unknown places we discover. It is about the hardships and the ecstasies that comes with risking it all to gain what no one else can take away from you - personal growth and life experience. I hope that the book will motivate people to become a member of our travelling community, inspiring them to explore the world. I believe that the essence and truths in finding out who we really are, can only be found or at the very least excelled, by the wisdom and knowledge discovered through exploring the unknown. I have documented this through humor and a sense of realness, using an abstract analogy borrowed from the animal kingdom to set the tone. I want this book to enable and encourage people to recognise and experience their own travelling ambitions. It should manifest the urgency to compile itineraries and plan trips that will enable them to discover or rediscover their true selves. In summary this book is written for all the adventurers and should serve as a reminder that it is never too late to dream. God created this beautiful planet not for us to view from a safe distance but to experience it hands-on, meet new people, see places and make memories.