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When Kathryn Gordon met the owners of the Mill twenty years ago, they had recently opened their hotel, and guests were already asking for a cookbook as a souvenir of this unique, beautiful location in the completely remote French countryside. Gordon offered to write that book, which became Le Moulin Brégeon, Le Petit Moulin of the Loire Valley: Introduction to the French Lifestyle and a Collection of Recipes. Gordon, classically trained in French cooking and an instructor at a leading culinary school, leads an annual course to cook at the Mill and visit with farmers and artisan food producers. From this close relationship to many chefs, farmers and artisans in the Loire Valley, Gordon has produced easy-to-follow recipes featuring fresh and seasonal produce and basic cooking techniques and flavored with herbs and spices versus lots of salt.Gordon was named a Top Ten Pastry Chef of the United States in 2017 by Dessert Professional Magazine and is a member of Les Dames d'Escoffier. Through Le Moulin Brégeon, Le Petit Moulin of the Loire Valley, Gordon shares the French enjoyment of food and the spirit of a sustained community carrying on cooking traditions, eating local ingredients and joy in preparing simple, fresh meals.

This compelling book includes 186 case studies of patients who were admitted to the Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst between 1894 and 1920. Until now, their stories have remained hidden away, lost, forgotten, inaccessible. This book changes that by providing a detailed look at the lives of a wide variety of patients. Farnhurst is usually thought of as having been simply a "mental hospital" or "lunatic asylum." In reality, the institution cared for people with many different conditions ranging from "congenital imbeciles," to traumatic and acquired brain injuries, syphilis, epilepsy, delusions, schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, Huntington's disease, acute intermittent porphyria, deafness, blindness, age-related senility, pregnancy-related conditions, substance abuse disorders, etc. - at a time when there were few or no other options for care and treatment. An important resource for reducing the stigma associated with being diagnosed with a mental illness or spending time in a mental institution, this book shows that every patient came from somewhere and had meaningful lives before, during, and after their time at the Delaware State Hospital. They were real individuals, each with their own story. Come meet them.

In the summer of 1929, a few months before the Great Depression, a drama started to unfold in the quaint little village of Chagrin Falls, Ohio-a drama that would impact the lives of many people for nearly a century. The story begins with a teenager, Katherine Jones, and a horseman from the East, Kenneth Palmer. They soon married, opening the curtains on a dysfunctional marriage.Act one characterizes the couple's lifestyle, which included drinking, infidelity and domestic abuse. Even with two young sons, the pattern of behavior continued. The horse training business often took them to Westbury, New York. It was there that Katherine Palmer became infatuated with a young unmarried man whose family owned the horses as well as a tavern. Act one draws to a close with an impulsive affair and an unexpected pregnancy.Act two brought Gary into the drama. Born in Chagrin Falls in 1940 at his maternal grandmother's home with no birth certificate; Gary's life was a catalyst for change. In the spring of 1947, like a slamming screen door, the Palmer family dissolved. The stage door opened for Gary, setting the scene for abandonment, poverty, a children's home, and foster care.The final act concludes Gary's tale of resiliency and character, striving for a life of his own. A search for identity in the face of adversity is the backdrop for this amazing story. Overcoming the odds at every stage of his life made Gary the strong and loving person he became.

"Repent or perish" is the leading theme of this publication that incorporates explanations of the perilous effects of sin - primarily grave, mortal or deadly sins.The Divine Redeemer is clear in severity while warning to turn from deadly sins or die: "But, unless you repent you will all perish..." (Luke 13:3).Through sinning, the sinner is maltreating his or her entire nature: violating the will of God engraved in one's conscience, abusing the intellect by acting irrationally, ill-treating the will - being opposed to the perfect will of God, and breaking in defiance immutable divine laws. Therefore, mortal sins are rightly and justifiably called "an infinite evil" since they are perpetrated against the infinite goodness or benevolence of God.When there is disobedience of divine law, instead of truth, there is falsehood; instead of mercy, there is cruelty or moral apathy; instead of justice, there is injustice; instead of purity, there is impurity, that is, instead of perfections of God, there are accusing opposites of divine perfections - forming monstrous disfigurement of the soul - disfigurement of God's image and likeness - divine image and likeness God granted to each human person. When one is away from God, one is away from divine truth, true love, true freedom, from soundness of judgment and reason, from Sanctifying Grace, and from true self - one is imprisoned in illusory world of one's own making, in slavery of the spirit of evil.Thus, those who gravely offend God through a mortal sin, and are lacking remorse - refusing to repent commit spiritual self-slaughter, separating themselves willfully and entirely from God, and hence condemning themselves to Hell.Included materials demonstrate a purposeful wordy warfare with the modern moral ills in a secularized culture, surveying volitional choices that present grave spiritual danger. Through the elucidation of the major consequences of sin, the most urgent need for repentance and continual conversion is recurrently stressed.Repetitive tactics are used by which the author appears to be sermonizing to self and others, hammering the messages of import from different angles and reentries, yet the overriding effort of the work is not only to expound the ravages of sin, but more importantly, to lead those who are in bondage of sin to full cooperation with the liberating and all-healing power of divine grace.Dorothy K. Kardas, Psy.D., Th.D.

Mortality may be declining in people with heart disease, but more and more are experiencing a long lead-up to clinical disease, without an appropriate intervention. The toxicity of our environmental, social, and cultural worlds creates pathophysiologic disturbances such as obesity, diabetes, and, in some cases, heart disease. In Vascular Biology for the Clinician, Mark Houston, MD, MS, MSc, along with Joseph Lamb, MD, and Anita Hays, PhD, suggests to doctors ways to diagnosis cardiovascular diseases at an earlier stage and treat their underlying causes.Houston is board-certified in hypertension, internal medicine, and anti-aging medicine. He runs an active practice and has authored nineteen books and 172 articles on hypertension and cardiovascular diseases and served as editor or reviewer for medical journals.

It is the general consensus that in the history of motion pictures, the year 1939 was undoubtedly Hollywood's greatest triumph during its Golden Era. However, much of the same winning confluence of circumstances and events that made 1939 such a monumental and productive year for Hollywood continued into 1940. Despite this fact, the overwhelming and enduring popularity of the movies of 1939 have often overshadowed the importance of cinema's superlative productions, creative strides and technical advances realized in 1940. The viewing public, as in earlier years, were given the opportunity to experience "the total movie experience" which meant that the bill consisted of at least one full length feature motion picture, and if not, than a short feature film, but always a cartoon and a serial along with upcoming attractions. Not only did the same seismic synergy of talent, artistic vision, opportunity, risk and pure luck that made 1939 such a prolific year for Hollywood continue mightily into 1940, but in a good number of instances, 1940's harvest of remarkable cinematic triumphs surpassed 1939's fabled cornucopia of celluloid treasures. As America freed itself from the shackles of economic misery, the rest of the world was struggling against the brutality and inhumanity of a world war raging in Europe, Asia and the Pacific. With this as a backdrop, millions of movie goers across the country looked for any form of escapism in their never-ending quest to forget the harsh realities of their dismal and disheartened existence. Hollywood was more than willing to satisfy this hunger, at least for a brief moment in time, by providing them with a stream of uplifting, spirited and entertaining films.

Iord is I ored somewhere down the line in steel, in iron. Iord is I spoke, I speak, I am complete. I think as a treat. My spokes have become sharp as I bark for I am nothing but a dog, the husky of the Laird, on a jog across landmasses as they pass, I am have become a bard of the hard coming on marred. My books are dissertation pieces proving the words we choose have come from our hometowns and not the Latin. As I research the evidence builds of a hijacking in meaning, in phonetic clones, and subverted innuendo. I trace history, I trace man, I trace psychology and I trace science as a complete logical combine piece. I might be tracing time.

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants and sleep in expensive hotels but it's also where the furnished rooms and SRO's are, where the chicken hawks work the streets and docks, where weapons are always close to hand and the police write off murders and assaults. It's the world of John Board and John Puddle and others like them. This is book number three of twelve. The first, the Man With The Pointy Stick, introduced John Puddle. The second, John Board, focused on Board, this one continues the story. If you liked or were intrigued by the first two you'll like this as well.

Poetry is a lost art form that is not highly visible in our society except for cowboy poets or when put to music as songs. Many people do not know how to react to poetry; much of poetry does not rhyme and is closer to descriptive writing.Well, this book is filled with rhyming poetry and positive feelings and visions found in the desert country around Moab, Utah.Reviews of my words have always been encouraging and many have said these straight talking poems are the only poetry they can truly understand and they like it.I hope you will like it too.Down through the ages it has been the poet that captures the moments the others cannot. It is the poet and poetry that is remembered and quoted.Enjoy now, maybe for the first time, my poetry of nature.Rocky Brougham

Most executive job seekers take several months, and in some cases years, longer than necessary to find their next job... costing them tens of thousands of dollars in lost income. Why? Because they depend on traditional search methods that have become outdated and lost their effectiveness in today's highly competitive job market. After nearly twenty years as a successful executive job search coach, Tucker Mays has learned what works best and what doesn't. In this ground breaking book, Tucker summarizes his surprising findings in an easy to read guide that describes the seven rules job seekers must follow to conduct a successful job search today. Learn how to win the interview by focusing more on asking smart questions than providing good answers, overcome resume weaknesses by turning them in to strengths, and tighten your job objective to shorten your search and more.

Being a single immigrant mom has never been this fun. How America Treated Me: A Journey of My Jihad is Ayu Suhana's is a warmhearted story of her new life in the United States. Suhana wrote How America Treated Me to remind other immigrant women that even if their marriages seem unhappy and their lives hopeless, there is always a way for them to find happiness. Reading How America Treated Me is like talking to your best friend or to your psychiatrist-but without spending hundred dollars.

This is a fictionalized biography about an individual who happened to practice law in Georgia. This book presents interesting legal situations along with other events. Another feature is the presence of numerous client situations which range from the unusual to the bizarre. The breadth of activity provides a combination of the necessity to engage in vigorous research with a creative dimension to provide concepts with extraordinary results.

Clay Long is a seasoned police detective who left his department to become a Special Ranger for the Governor of Texas. A tour in Iraq as First Sergeant with his airborne National Guard unit honed his instincts as a hunter of men.Ross Larimer served his tour in Vietnam back in the day, came home to Alpine, Texas, and joined the sheriff's department. He married a Tejana woman, raised a family, kept a few cows, and stayed horseback helping neighbors work their cattle.When the Hombres de Sangre (Men of Blood), a group of soulless killers working for the cartels, start crossing the border into Texas to ply their trade, Clay and Ross team up to stop them. Chasing them across the Big Bend country of Far West Texas, down the Rio Grande, and into Mexico, the two encounter more than they bargained for. Much more.Their adventures will keep the pages turning, but it's the bond that develops between Clay and Ross that captivates the reader. The two veterans, hardened by combat and life, banter and argue like brothers…but always have each other's back.Come along through this still-wild country, raft the river, and saddle up for a ride into Mexico to shoot it out with the worst of men. It's a trip you won't soon forget.

An alluring fantasy based on true-life experiences-a story that has come from the heart of the Caribbean lifestyle in the southern oceans. Hopefully you enjoyed this reading and are ready for my next book as part of a short series. Please send comments and some of your suggested reading ideas that you like, since I am not writing in just one genre. I am multi-faceted with my writing. Thank you for your patronage, and keep reading!

A practical guide for everyone living with or affected by diabetes, 26 Tips FOR Easier Living with Diabetes offers tools and solutions for social situations and traveling. Amy Jordan wrote it because, after living with and managing Type 1 diabetes for almost fifty years, she realized she was not alone in often feeling isolated with the disease, in having to muddle through diagnoses, tips, and obstacles, and in just being unhappy. 26 Tips FOR Easier Living with Diabetes is a compilation of things Jordan wished she had known as a young person growing up with diabetes. It's not a medical guide, but 26 Tips FOR Easier Living with Diabetes will help those managing diabetes, particularly Type 1, to find and recognize more enjoyment in their lives.

Janet Craig is a seasoned writer for many magazines and various organizations with columns and articles both in the United States and internationally. She began writing her collection of stories twenty-three years ago. They have been in a manila folder safely tucked away in storage waiting to be shared with her readers. I THINK I'LL TAKE THE SALAD is her first book to be published as she has been patiently waiting for the right time. THIS is the TIME. She compares life to food in a unique way that is simple, and very explainable. She shares her life experiences as a young bride who quickly and desperately became a victim of abuse and the mother and protector of a young child. She shares her broken promises after many years of trying to "make" it work. Living with anxiety and fear in an abusive marriage she fought for herself and daughter a better life. Her style of writing is not from her head, but straight from her heart. Her story is very relatable to many women in today's world. She illustrates how determined a person can be to survive, make a better life for yourself and loved ones and become a better person rather than a bitter one. Speak up and speak out!

After a simple repair job goes wrong, Adam Fulbright wakes up to find he can't remember anything about his past. Joined by newfound friends, he embarks on a journey across the galaxy, dodging pirates, gangsters, and the evil Kruvets around every corner. People are suddenly depending on him to help save the Galactic Union and he doesn't understand why. One thing is for sure, though, this is an adventure Adam won't soon forget.

Seriously, what do you honestly know about being a Heavenly? It is the next step above being a Christian. Well this is your chance to learn what God wants you to know according to His word. We only get one chance to glorify Him and this book will help you learn how to do so. We have been brought here to do His will, which is why He has given us close to 8,000 New Testament scriptures. That is why He wants us to be HOT for Him and not cold or lukewarm. This book will definitely get you the heavenly details on how to be hot. After all we are commanded to live by His every word - Matthew 4:4. Well after reading this book you are on your way to stepping up and being HEAVENLY. Agape.

What happens when boy meets boy?How much trouble can a sixteen year old immigrant kid find himself in when he decides to get out of the house and take a walk on the country lane with suicide on his mind? He didn't understand the heated debate taking place between his beloved parents. He had been hurt and his craving for love that he could not find becomes more than he could stand another moment longer. He is jolted to a new reality when he encounters another kid with the same thing in mind. Inexplicable bonds take place and last a lifetime. Blue-violet eyes and forest-green eyes help one another to grow together throughout their teen years. They both follow their dreams and help one another to push harder and harder to get where their dreams lead them. Dreams can come true, even when the most unexpected obstacles are thrown at you like a stone wall. A friend can be so much more than a friend. Don't you agree?

Three friends believe that they are participating in a game simulation but it turns out to be so much more. These "knights" find themselves fighting an enemy - The Szorg from a not so distant future while still respecting their code of honor. Having been drawn into a game they cannot escape until they figure out the clues on what or who is keeping them captive. These friends must work together so that they get back home. Mike is a long-time author and wants to share a story that both children and adults can enjoy. All of Mike's work provides the reader with ways to expand their ideas of what is possible. The knights series is set as a support to help gain new insights into their life and how to make it better.

Obsessive and hungover, Christina rouses herself from a night of partying at Claytor Lake in time for the cops to arrive. There has been an apparent drowning, and she is unfamiliar with the evening's prior events. She must have blacked out-again. What she remembers is Lonnie's ever-present security by her side. What she can't forget is tearing apart Mel's life and burning down her parent's home. The Dark Maidens Society. Her mothers passing. Her Gran's advice. What she expects is schlepping back into her daily routine of waitressing in a bakery and visiting Gran's grave, drinking half the night and waking up to do it over again. What she couldn't predict is the eye of the storm approaching her small-town Pulaski Virginia life. What she didn't foresee is the unexplainable events occurring in her duplex, knowing she was being watched. She didn't plan on falling in love with Jacob, being questioned by the police and finding out the drowning wasn't an accident. What she didn't expect was to be questioning her own thoughts, wondering if she was somehow involved.

"Come on! Come on Lima Bean strike this lulu out!" Eddie Eagle Claw Lima towered over the top of the pitcher's mound. His back was lined with sweat. He straightened his cap, palmed the ball in his mitt, waiting on Knuckles O'Brien to give the pitch sign. It was June 1926. There was a heat wave here in Benton. I can't recall what part of June it had been. I do remember the game.

In an era of large corporations facing several lawsuits or closing their businesses, there is one common denominator. That common denominator is In-Effective Management on some or all levels of their business."Destiny to Success" is an extraordinary book which highlights Productive Management while demonstrating how to build a controlled management style. This book takes you through a journey of self-evaluation and critical thinking.There are many points of reference to Liable Management and Successful Management within this book. It has a unique illustration of Management Growth Stages. The stages show actions formulated as a result of personal accounts. If you are a manager with little to no structural execution or direction, this can be a very valuable tool to assist in your success. In every field of business and entity of service there is something in this book that will become the battle cry for every successful manager:Productive Management Gives Direction To Success

If you have ever wondered about the Peace Corps' employment tagline - "The toughest job you will ever love" we suggest you read the work, Letters from Turkey. Written in both personal letter and personal journal entry format, the author will take the reader through an intimate view of his two years in the small Turkish town of Köyce¿iz, introducing along the way both friends and arch-enemies, students and fellow Peace Corps Volunteers. The work is a tribute to the resilience and determination of one person, told against the backdrop of some of Turkey's most beautiful scenery.

Do you want to build a relationship full of trust and love? One that is a sanctuary for you and your sweetheart? This guide will help get you there.As a man, it will help you understand your fundamental role in a relationship, keeping it strong and stress free, and teach you how to satisfy, love, and cherish your sweetheart every single day.As a woman, it will help you recognize what to expect from your man, and understand the issues that your man could be dealing with in silence that affect your union. With the help of this guide, you will learn how to help him open up to you without feeling ashamed, creating a more intimated union between you.By reading The Man Manifesto, you will learn that:. Being a man is a destiny. Men have no excuses not to do right by their women. Being a man means taking responsibility for taking care of your woman. True bonding in your relationship needs love and romance. Communication is key to emotionally connect with your sweetheart. Women should honor and respect their men, but that there is no King without a Queen. Men need to treat their women as equals to gain their respect. In times of difficulty and stress, find ways to forgive and move forward. Creating your perfect world together is your bond. Loyalty and honesty mean the world to your partner. Love is life. and more! Remember that true love doesn't cost a penny. All you need to do is to show it in words and actions. Relationships are like a flower garden, they need to be watered, nurtured, and cared for in order to grow, flower, and be strong. The Man Manifesto will provide you with the essential Do's and Don'ts for building a solid relationship. It will also give you tips and best practices that you can make your own to match your couple needs. Order your copy now and take your relationship to a whole new level of love and trust.

Unexplainable things were happening to and around Bella. She couldn't talk about them with just anybody. There were only a few trusted insiders, the brain stormers, who would take her seriously. In their absence, she had no one to confide in. In the past weeks she had been unable to have a telepathic conversation with Maddie or Gran, and couldn't seem to get her energy back. Her gift was changing, and she attributed it to her journey into and out of the vortex.The closest examples to what Bella experienced were the sun miracles reported at Medjugorje, a phenomenon explained as a religious or mystical experience. What happened with Bella could be described similarly, but she wasn't praying when it happened. She was sitting in a boat underneath a bridge at sunset. Two things these experiences had in common were the extraordinary sunsets and the feeling of being transported somewhere else for a short time.It's funny how you can play with words to manipulate meaning. Bella could say that she had experienced something without admitting that she'd participated in an event. But it was splitting hairs. It was impossible to define what took place. If things were as they appeared, she took a trip. But where did she go? Did she travel in time, to the past or future? Or did she drift downstream into some remote off-chute along the Mississippi? An even bigger question was, could she ever go back?Bruce was frustrated because he felt that Bella shut him out completely. Why would she do something like that? They were a thing. There must be more to the story. Maybe she was hurt or in some kind of trouble. After careful deliberation, he contacted the brain stormers to see what they were able to intuit. It was another dead end. As a last resort, he flew to St. Louis to find out what was going on.When he arrived at her home, Bruce found evidence that she'd left in a hurry. For one thing, her packed bags were sitting by the door. Where would she go for weeks without them? There were fresh foods spoiling on the counters and in the refrigerator. She didn't do things like that. It didn't add up.Lounging by the pool and drowning her sorrows in chocolate, Bella wondered why Bruce just up and left without a word. Even though they weren't legally committed to each other, they were inseparable, best friends. They joked about being friends with benefits, but they both knew they were a matched set. She understood why he hadn't reached her in the past two days, her phone was dead. But what about the weeks prior? These past months were magic. There was no forewarning, no hint that he needed space. It wasn't like him.Returning to business as usual was difficult. As it turned out, other members of the mastermind group had been channeling a string of numbers, too. Each of the psychics had received them in different fashion, but it was the same group of numbers Bella received. When they put their heads together, and Bella recounted her experiences, things began to fall into place. It was a calling.Partnered with other members of the mastermind group, the circle of trust expanded. Their vision and mission broadened. Their destination became clear. Where it lead them wasn't on any map. What they agreed to undertake was the adventure of a lifetime, a trip into the invisible.

This work is the second in a series of studies illuminating important, yet overlooked and forgotten Latino Civil Rights activists. Each study is unique and a standalone presentation of an individual and the times in which that individual lived. Each study is neither a biography nor monograph, but an introduction to that activist and the situations in which the individual was required to function.The reader may well be advised to view each work as an introduction to the life and times of the individual. Additionally, no person is an isolated life. Each of us is part of an interlocking association of friends, acquaintances, and unfortunately enemies as well. Thus, many other players interact with each of our main characters to some extent, great or small, and for good or evil. Some of these other players will tend to appear in their various roles in more than one of the works in this series, and more than one may become the main character in one of these works.This work has such juxtaposition with the first book in our proposed series. The first book focuses on the life of Bert Corona, a blacklisted Hispanic civil rights activist. In that book, a work focused primarily upon Bert Corona, another character appears in a discussion of the Sleepy Lagoon Murder Case. This financial wizard was Josefina Fierro, the main character in this study. Thus, various characters, both protagonists and antagonists, appear in these various roles, large and small, much as a series of books might have interlocking characters fulfilling major or minor roles as the series develops. However, these characters have the added worth of being real human beings living their lives in a period that brought about our own world of the present.Thus, this series of studies has as a main goal, to address these individuals and their activities with the available source material. If there is no other value to them, may the value of "Let every voice be heard" constitute the motivation for their existence. However, I believe that the overwhelming percentage of readers will find the material fascinating and informative. Additionally, I believe that the history presented is sound and served to expand the knowledge base of the lives and times examined. As always, I wish each one of you a smashing good read and intellectual illumination.Michael J. Lynch III, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Geography University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

Janie loves to play pretend and make-believe. Imaginative and creative, she often feels like other kids just don't understand her! But then she meets Brio the Bear-at first, she isn't sure about him, because he has many flaws. But Brio doesn't let anything slow him down, and Janie learns to see his beauty as a unique, special friend. Brio may be imperfect, but he's perfect for Janie! This heartwarming book is a lovely fable for young children, with an important message that friendship can come from unexpected places, and everyone deserves to feel accepted and loved.