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Despite its historical significance and the presence of Baker University, Baldwin City, Kansas has experienced an economic decline in recent years. In addition, rural population loss has long been a concern for communities across the United States. Slowing population growth rates and migration can create severe problems for rural areas and wreak havoc on their economic stability. To mitigate these issues, this book argues for increased tourism and promotion of Baldwin City's history to address the declining trends, which could serve as a significant driver of economic growth. It also aims to identify rural communities' current and future population trends, specifically focusing on Baldwin City, Kansas.

This book delves into the existing education policies in many Latin American countries and compares relevant economic indicators with the aggregate trends of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, El Salvador, Uruguay, and Venezuela.

The Anna Stone has been stolen from the Kingdom Larindana. Little is known about the artifact aside from one simple fact: it will give the one who is able to wield it, unlimited powers. The stone has been taken to be given to a ruthless tyrant, King Toler, in the Kingdom Thoron. If he learns that he has the ability to use the powers in the stone, not a living soul will be safe from his rule. Time is running out before the king gets ahold of the treasure so the court of Larindana acted quickly.Twarence, Onyx, Aria, Arkon, Jaras, and Barina, have been called to not only retrieve the stone but to do what nobody else has been able to and end the reign of King Toler. Each of them are masters of their skills and trades, and have managed to keep a low profile so they can travel without suspicion. Their guide and thief Barina, does her best to navigate them past dangers both magic and mortal. Betrayal, causing tragic and preventable deaths will tear them apart. With the group seperated, will they still be able to retrieve the stone and defeat Toler? Will they be enough to overcome a man who is so powerful in both magic and might, that nobody has dared to cross him? The fate of a kingdom and more is on the shoulders of six strangers brought together by chance and bonded by their shared duties to save a kingdom and stop a tyrant. Without them together, what chance do they have?

A remarkable new poetry and prose collection, Dragon Breath is raw, insightful, sometimes fierce, and sometimes tender. Lynn Meador dares to expose a full range of emotion in this look back at a difficult childhood, life in the church, and the growing pains suffered when leaving both behind. Her book exposes the disorientation that often comes with breaking away from what we have always known in an effort to heal. A brave first book. - Melinda B Hipple, author

Wyatt is an extraordinary kid with a servant's heart, who is wise beyond his years. He has been on some BIG adventures in his first 6 years and wants to share his experience with others. He is driven to do so in order to help others know that it is okay to be different, pay tribute to everyone who has helped him and prove that "Little kids can do big things!"To say we are proud of his gracious heart, big goals and determination is an understatement. Astonished is more fitting.Love, Mom & Dad

When we are like Jonah, the world is like a whale. It swallows us up in darkness and its belly becomes a jail. In this incredible story, the author warns children about the traps of disobedience and greed by comparing them to the whale that swallowed Jonah! It is a great read-aloud for parents wanting to raise obedient and content children

Have you ever had a birthday without presents? And have you ever had a present that you didn¿t open! In this heartwarming story, Lucy learns that the most special gift that she¿s ever been given has been left unopened. As you read this to your children, they will learn that they too have a special gift, but it¿s up to them to open and receive it.

On a night hike to the lake, their flashlight quits working and they are guided back to camp in a rather unusual way! And they learn a valuable lesson about following God's word. This heartwarming story is a modern-day parable of two little girls who learn what the psalmist meant when he said, "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path."

Are you close enough to your Master to hear His still small voice in your heart? If you can't hear Him, maybe it's because you are not where you are supposed to be? Get closer! Open His word and read. In this true story, the author compares two family pets. One is disobedient and must be kept on a short leash for his own safety, while the other obeys her master and is allowed to roam free.

"Follow me down an uncommon path where Loyalties reign and hearts come alive. Where no man is common. And all things become possible. Life has no limitations, only deep loyalties. The ruling, reigning force of Jesus Christ!! The man like no other!!"The power of Loyalty is what drives our life on the deepest level-what we have not put into words yet. Life is all about loyalty. God is all about Loyalty. Loyalty is the deepest part of our hearts. We all know we will be loyal to something, that something will grab us-that deep part of our heart-and that is what we will be loyal to. When the deepest part of us is gripped by someone, it becomes a powerful force within us.

This is the sweet and bitter story of the Tungsten Mine. The story takes in the amazing life of Frank Arnold, the long-time caretaker who made the Tungsten Mine his home for twenty years. He wandered the vast eastern Cascades in what we now call the "Pasayten Wilderness" until his untimely death in the winter of 1934-35, while out scouting his trap lines. The mystery surrounding Frank''s death, how he was found by a mental patient and the stories that boiled out of the strange event are enough to move a statue of stone.Frank Arnold himself was unique, a riddle, and "not your average human being," as one man who knew him said. A man extremely intelligent and in every way a curiosity. Fortunately, there are those from whom one can gather the fading shadow of this little-big man and the mystery of his sad death at the mouth of Horseshoe Creek. The legend of Frank Arnold and the Tungsten Mine are one, and so should the story be of these two intriguing tales that were so interwoven into the history of the high mountain land called the Pasayten, a French word meaning "land of Satan:'' The area is as beautiful as an angel, but can be cruel as its namesake!History is good and bad, sad and happy, and this story is both happy and sad. The eventual fate of the Tungsten Mine rests no longer with the miners but in the hands of a government organization known as the Forest Service, which has had a track record of destruction for old historical cabins. And how Frank died is still open to the imagination of the reader... But...This is the story of the Tungsten Mine, written for the most part in the late 1980''s.

What is the true meaning of Christmas?Follow Julie as she discovers the true meaning of Christmas in the graphic novella for kids. Written and illustrated by Gerard Arantowicz.