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Nacho NovoWhen I left Spain for my Scottish adventure back in 2001, I could not have dreamt just how my career would take off. Six great years I spent at Rangers, making friends for life on and off the pitch. Yes, I won a league medal, scored the winning goal in a cup final, scored against Celtic and the winning penalty to take us to Manchester. However, what now gives me the greatest pleasure, is not only the memories, but knowing I am now a fan myself. I will be celebrating 55 like the rest of the Bears. Once a Ranger, always a Ranger.Robie Ferguson, GlasgowMy first away trip abroad was to Bilbao in 1969, in the Fairs Cup. Since then, my love for Rangers has taken me on over 200 trips all over Europe, South Africa, USA, Canada & Australia. From cup games to pre-season friendlies and tours, I have made good friends all over the world. Every trip has been an adventure following The Rangers.Ross McGill, Union BearsOur club and support really are second to none, and this experience at the time (in Leipzig) was a taster for the younger generation of trips to come and a bit of hope for our entire support, that natural order would one day be restored, and we would be back in Europe, following our club and at the top of Scottish football once again. Thankfully we are now there and 55 has been achieved. We are back....

The M5 is glorious! People often assume that motorways are concrete carbuncles that merely take motorists from A to B, yet they are so much more. They are conduits between communities, different landscapes and points in time.From Roman roads to supersonic aircraft, this uniquely informative book has something for every traveller, adding intrigue and enjoyment to their journey.The reader is taken on a southbound journey through the 31 junctions of the M5, from the West Midlands to the West Country. The route hides many interesting stories and leads to some beautiful scenery and extraordinary villages, towns and cities. After reading this book, travelling on the M5 will be a glorious journey.

An inspirational story of a girl from a council estate who once dared to dream to overcome life's many struggles, twist and turns and the highs and the lows. Bullet beans to big dreams depicts how you can come from nothing to have everything if you work hard enough and follow your dream.A raw account of the authors life from birth to present day life, from the devastating loss of a parent, been homeless, domestic abuse, a divorce, revenge porn and watching a loved one turn in to a drug addict and serve a ten year prison sentence, to finding the sheer determination to turn her life around, leave an abusive situation and start her life over again soon to become a multi-site accountancy business owner, and a pilot, a child hood dream which all started with weekly visits to the airport with her dad and so much more.Bullet beans to big dreams was founded on Christmas day 2019 in New York City a far cry from the authors council estate days as child, which she would not change for the world. Follow the authors Story which will leave you feeling inspired.

Have you ever seen a great presenter, up on stage or in a meeting, and wondered what makes them so good? Have you noticed the way they engage and inspire the audience?Have you ever wished you could do that? Now you can!This book reveals the presenter's secret weapon and puts it in your hands:Storytelling.It shows you how to stop reading slides and start telling stories that make an impact in any business situation. It's packed with techniques and examples that you can start using today.John Clare has been telling stories for more than 40 years. He's been a journalist, documentary maker and a presentation coach to some of the world's biggest companies. This book gives you the benefit of all that experience.Your presentations will never be the same again.

An age-old approach has quietly been addressing the issues confronting the human condition. An approach that in our science-driven world we have almost forgotten, the heart of the Gospel message. It can no longer be ignored. Our mental and emotional health and well being are being constantly challenged and even under threat, accelerated by the rapid changes to our daily lives brought on by the recent 2020 global pandemic. Times are uncertain. The future is no longer as clear. Therapy has gained rapid traction, promoted as the best evidence-based alternative to medication for addressing the increasing mood and anxiety disorders we are experiencing. While therapeutic approaches have merits in helping to modify or adapt our ways of thinking and behaving, therapy alone cannot fully address the root issues that affect us all. The purpose of this book is two-fold. The first is to explain why therapeutic approaches tend to fall short of effecting lasting change. The second is an attempt to share fresh insights into why the Gospel message is more relevant to us today, the only true therapy for the human soul.

It begins with a favour for his uncle. He's a dogged journalist. His visit coincides with a total solar eclipse. He's been here before, and so has his uncle. He's determined to disprove his uncle's theories. He doesn't believe in any local bunkum, or her. It's an isolated corner of the world. Its inhabitants are indigenous tribes people. It holds beliefs and customs involving heavenly events. Its god is a sacred scarab who is easily angered. It attracts an archaeologist to its ancient burial grounds. She's been missing for 10 years. She's found holding the sacred scarab. She claims not to remember her missing decade. She distrusts him and so does the scarab. She's the granddaughter of the archaeologist. It ends in a three-way obsessive quest for the truth.

PollyAnna Perkins lives in the small seaside town of Coatham Sands along with her mum and gramps. The only thing missing in Polly's life is her dad who disappeared before she was born. Whilst seeking shelter from a storm on her way home from school, Polly is tempted into a funfair where she is persuaded to try out a virtual reality game and is sucked into a vortex. After being unceremoniously dumped onto the dark side of the moon, Polly meets a disgruntled young boy called Nunkie along with his cheeky agogwe companion, Pendek. They team up with Uncle Tibus and the Archivist to begin an epic adventure. Follow this bunch of kooky friends on their incredible journey to thwart the emperor Astronomus in his quest to conquer the Blue Planet and rule the Universe. Witness them fight off the malevolent hook-handed commander Virunas, navigate the Sea of Tranquility and overcome attacks from the deadly strix and amikiri. Can Polly and her friends find the molecule inverter and repair the forcefield in time to save both Earth and Lunardium from the evils of the empire and along the way can Polly discover the Archivist's heart stopping secret?

Journey through Wings of Metamorphosis, a poetic odyssey from adversity to freedom. This collection of poetry weaves through the threads of nurturing the inner child, grappling with grief and the courage required to let go. From the depths of pain to the heights of healing, these verses embrace vulnerability and resilience, embarking on a transformative journey towards renewal and rebirth.

Getting things done is not a collection of actions that keep you busy, and being busy doesn't mean you are busy. Rather, it is a revealed process that gets the only PRIZE showcased in any career for passing through life. This book is a well-researched GTD & MTA principles, dynamics, and result-oriented processes that drive energy, executing problem-solving skills, realistically. Motion isn't speed. Getting direction is far more important than gaining speed to a goal. Your future is waiting to grow, contained therein are breakthroughs yet to be experienced. Explore and exploit them in this book. Consider It Done (CID) has eight in-depth chapters. A book that will remain in your memory long after you've finished the final page. If you want something new, be ready to do something new, work hard in silence, and let success make the NOISE.

In these twelve counselling encounters Ross Prufrock explains lucidly the thoughts, feelings and processes of a very human counsellor. He encounters people for whom he clearly has a good deal of affection. All the twelve people that Ross discusses have different astrological sun signs. Readers are therefore challenged on two fronts: can they recognize each sun sign in these people and how do they respond to the counsellor's approach and his male gaze. A book for astrologers and counselling trainees - what is good and what is bad practice?

From the best-selling author of Synarchy, Great European Secret and 9-11 William Stuart is an authority on Secret Societies going back thousands of years. This book continues the UFO story and its origins in both the Third Reich and Babylon. It also exposes the fraud of Global Warming by the Synarchy bankers of Nazi-Communism who are spread around the world and have no liking for democracy.

'The events of the morning make me feel dizzy and lightheaded, as if after a morning's exercise in the hot sun: a montage of disordered images in vibrant colours... flood my mind: cheering women waving placards with abandon, photographers with flashing cameras that blind you; a friend, cornered like an animal, ... full of loathing; a bearded crow in black robes circling the high ceilings in Court Number Three; a pair of doors swinging shut; a female hunter in a canary-yellow jacket, ... and a pair of legal lovebirds! And Bunchee Golding! ... who must have melted a jury's heart! ... the one person in the world I'd most like to kill. The one person in the world who doesn't know that by tea-time Thursday, she's going to be dead.'

Elisa lives at Thornes, Wakefield with her husband Eric. Both are now retired, Eric however works from home with other interests, and Elisa is still writing books. As a young child Elisa was raised by her grandparents, Edith and Robert Clayton, at Lake Lock Road, Stanley, West Yorkshire. She regularly attended St Peters church and was educated at St Peters and Stanley modern schools. She has lived in South Dakota USA, for over twelve years where she made many friends, her closest friends were Del Iron cloud who is a well-known artist, and Sonja Holy Eagle, who owns The Drum Company, in Rapid City, with whom she has shared many fresh doughnuts. Elisa is a well-known and respected author. Her books include Seeing is Believing and Restless Spirits, all are true hauntings. She has also written a book of war stories that include Photographs that were given to her by family members. Her books Dark Oaks Gateway to Hell and The Lake are a trilogy, and are fiction. Elisa does however, investigate all kinds of phenomena with her daughter Lesley Anne. These include, UFO, Hauntings, and Poltergeist activity. Elisa follows the Pagan faith and she respects all forms of nature and wildlife, she also has a strong conviction that our planet earth is a living essence.

Yorkshire 2035 - The New assembly, is the final book in The Yorkshire Trilogy, completing the journey from feasibility study (Yorkshire, The Case For Independence), through gaining a degree of recognition (Yorkshire 2027, A Strategy For Tomorrow) to finally achieving influence. The book picks up from 2027, a time when the ruling party's majority was slim and they were either over-ruled on new legislation or proved themselves quite incapable of managing a collapsing economy, artificial intelligence and crumbling infrastructure. The political cycle was turning from a period of negative decisions (you can't do that) and excessive documentation (we have a plan - several plans) to a time when experimentation, innovation and novelty at last escaped from the bottle and a new period of positive activity began - and now with Yorkshire at the forefront. The story is of Yorkshire rising above the chaos and ineptitude of Westminster to create its own assembly, a written constitution and a local currency; activities that served as the foundation stones of a system that embraced and developed a vibrant and challenging future. A movement that restored dignity, liberty and freedom to the people of Yorkshire - at last shaking off a detached elite, languishing some 200 miles away in London. Join in. Enjoy.

John Stonehouse was an ambitious politician who became the youngest MP of that time and soon promoted to a cabinet position. He was an idealist, an attribute of his mother, whose selfless support of life's victims took its toll on Stonehouse's childhood. Her attention falling upon the refugees from the Spanish civil war rather than her own children. His own desire to help people who had no other support manifested itself in Africa in his fight against colonialism and in Bangladesh where he was instrumental in securing that country's independence. However, these fights took their toll on his mental health. Pressure upon pressure built upon his shoulders as he sacrificed his personal businesses to help the Bengalis establish a bank for their people. Resistance from the establishment, lack of support from his beloved Labour Party and hounding by the press led him on a path towards a breakdown. Prescription drugs and the sense of isolation forced him into a series of tragic decisions culminating in the faking of his own death in order to escape. Escape documents the events leading up to that fateful decision highlighting the pressures put upon him and highlights why he made certain decisions. It also compares the environment within which Stonehouse lived and asked whether it has advanced in the last 50 years. David Stead was born into a working-class Yorkshire family. This is his sixth published book, but the first non-fiction one. His passion for writing and examining emotion through poetry has been a constant, but applying this approach to an historical event is a new area of exploration.

Walking on snow in the desert is an experience few have encountered and even fewer have written about. This short story collection takes you on a journey towards uncovering hidden gems - with some sun and a little bit of snow - inspired from Arabia.

One week in London; two men, two women, a lost Egyptian purse, several seagulls and a mystery man dressed as Peter Pan... Each spin of Maria Cormack's Circle line roulette wheel is designed to single out a fellow passenger for special treatment, but two Tube journeys in autumn 2010 fatefully weave together the lives of four apparent strangers. In a city still emerging from the shadow of terrorist attacks and gearing up for the carnival of the 2012 Olympics, this unusual, rich, and often funny, story of love, loss, loneliness and the role of luck offers insights into the common strangeness of our inner worlds, showing how obsession and a desire for a sense of identity can lead us in very different directions.

A nostalgic look back at your first football match. The magic of the FA cup, and the world cup. A humorous and light-hearted look at one coaches life in grassroots football. From the hand of God to a bad hair day at training with the pub team. The ups and downs of being a youth team coach. Having a friend almost play for Arsenal to being 4-0 down in an U14 match and coming back to win 6-4! Classic examples of running into an oak tree, saluting the Barnsley tea ladies and many more football shenanigans.

This light-hearted and illustrated adventure story is based on the author's personal memories of a tour of China. He hopes it illustrates some of the wonderful scenery he saw, and the wildlife he encountered, as well as the magnificent imperial sites he visited. Part of his journey took him on a cruise down the Yangtze River to witness the world's largest Dam and beautiful gorges lined with limestone peaks. All the royalties from this book will be donated to a Cancer Charity.

A country at war. Men ón the march. Doodlebugs. Air raids and ration books. Spivs and saboteurs. Boy buglers and village cenotaphs. City cinemas and the Tuppenny rush. Ronald Colman, Errol Flynn. Tommy Handley. Colonel Chinstrap. Mister Luvejoy at the 'appidrome. Yanks and Blonde Bombshells and Chewing Gum and Good Time Girls... Against this backdrop a G.I takes flight. Back in the States mess boy Ben's a Harlem Hotshot: the Black Bix. Now he runs, shoeless, through the woods. The hounds of hell, urged on by General Blood 'n Guts, are at his heels. Albert Pierrepoint, hooded, waits by a secret scaffold. A girl - naked, white, posh - sheds bogus tears by a moonlit lake....JAZZ MESSIAH. Hard. Bold. Cinematic. A wartime tale of sex and schooldays, bigotry and brotherhood and, finally, the seductive power of that haunting, mesmeric music they call the blues....

The wars of the roses were a series of interconnected conflicts between 1455 and 1525 fought at times for the control of the English government and sometimes for the very crown itself. It is perhaps the most well-known topic of all medieval English history to the popular audience. However it is so shrouded in myth that most don't truly understand what the wars were really about. A number of historians have undertaken to disprove these myths. This book aims to continue this work with a written account of the entire period. Furthermore, aspects which are too often forgotten are covered. Included in this is the conflict in the English Lordship of Ireland and the role Wales played in the period. How foreign powers manipulated the conflict in England for their own advantage will be dealt with. Lastly the conflicts post 1485 which are so often neglected will be given the same amount of investigation as everything that happened before.

Pu Songling (1640-1715), of the Qing Dynasty, wrote a total of 498 romantic short stories in classic Chinese during 40 years. This is a great miracle in the history of Chinese literature. The writer bravely exposed social contradictions and evils, severely criticized the false, the bad and the ugly, and highly praised the true, the good and the beautiful through his vivid stories about the ghosts, foxes, spirits, monsters, immortals and common people. Pu Songling has been known as "the King of Short Story" in the world together with French writer Guy de Maupassant and Russian writer Anton Chekhov. Lots of his stories have been adapted for films and TV series. His book has not only been widely renown in China, but also attracted many foreign readers. So far, there are more than twenty foreign versions for parts of these stories, including English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, etc. Among the famous Chinese classical books, this book has the most foreign language translations. Now Mr. Wang Chaolin and Miss. Wang Guanqun have ventured to translate all the stories from Pu Songling's work into English and then dedicated this complete translated version to the reading public.

Big people know what it's like to lose a sock, but when its' both it can be quite a shock. Bendigo loves his favourite socks but when he can't find them, he goes on a hunt. The places he looks and where they finally are found. Are they up in the air or down on the ground? Can you help Bendigo find his socks?

A unit of mercenary adventurers sent to eradicate the remaining outpost of Arioch worshippers in Kenai, find themselves drawn into a world of dark magic antiquity auctions, seduction, and betrayal. Back on the continent of Umiat their adventures take them to the ancient city of Rhyell where intrigue is the fashion and violent deaths await those who fall foul of its foibles. Uncovering a vampire cult with a penchant for printed perversions, Campbell is dragged to a fate from which the Master Thief fears he may never be saved. The Guild calls upon warriors and bounty hunters of such renown that some are summoned to serve from Hell itself to deliver damnation to their quarry, taking them to corners of Umiat seldom seen. Campbell & A'Lastor is the third Chronicle of Umiat and Kenai and should absolutely not be read by anyone seeking pleasant tales within a fantasy realm. Darker and more disturbing, it will provide laugh out loud moments that will have you questioning your sanity as gorgeous half-elf assassins and kukri wielding hares stalk undead nobility. 'The Princess Bride meets From Dusk Till Dawn, soundtrack by Adam and the Ants'.

Myles, a charming but questionable investment banker, is relieved to offload one of his loss-making investments to Mark Stretton, a young unsuspectinghotel manager. Set largely in Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, this tale of bribery, threats, and ultimately murder, follows the fortunes of Mark as he takes a failing fishing company into the booming oil and gas industry of the Southern North Sea in the nineteen seventies. Better by Myles is a story of intrigue, romance and, thanks to Myles, success.