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Songs about our days and our nights, about longing and acceptance, about the rising dawn of the end of the times.Songs about our circumstances and what we've become. Wild journey in wild times, self-reflection and truth seeking.A unique voice of his times, bursting out of the underground moving in between shades and lights, exposing weaknesses, creating new style of expression. lyrics with different writing aesthetics, Songs about us and all angles of the same shape facing our faith. Passion and devotion consistence and out of reach, inspired by privet moments into life experiences."Poetic in nature, the songs are filled with bright airy textures.With great confidence brings hope though, reflective lyrics."Skope Entertainments

Sarawak has a very diverse population comprising of many races and ethnic groups. Among the ethnic groups, the Orang Ulu (meaning upriver people) include the major Kayan and Kenyah, and the minor group like the Penans. The Penans are the original nomadic people; some of them still maintain the lifestyle of hunter and gatherer. The narration of this book is not meant to be an anthropological study of the Penans of Apoh-Tutoh, Baram. The subjects are more of general interest to common people as they are a mix of historical events recalled by the elders, storytelling and tall tales. It started with the Penan settlements at Lapok, Tinjar and the migration to Apoh-Tutoh. The role of the Penans as proxy warriors in the Kayan-Berawan tribal wars was explored as continued with the history of head hunting and Baram Regatta. The White Rajahs and their punitive expeditions (Lang, Sadok and Kayan) against the Sea Dayak of Saribas and Skrang, Rentap, the Kayans of Rajang and peace making are described to give perspective to the Baram Regatta and peace-making ceremony. However, there is increasing number of the Penans who have abandoned the nomadic lifestyle for settlements in longhouses. Hence, the Penans face the dilemma of a semi-settled lifestyle and changes due to development such as disappearing cultural heritage (sign sticks "oroo" and traditional dance "saryau titut"), lost generation (school dropouts, teenage mother, marriage with outsiders, sexual violence and exploitation and alcoholism), forestry issues and the disappearing Penan Landscape ("Tana' Pengurip Penan").

Tekna' Aban Balan is a great love story told in the poetic form in the Kayan language. It is the story of Balan Lejau, an aristocrat whose beautiful second wife was kidnapped by two people from another world because of her great beauty. Now a widower a second time, Balan Lejau became very depressed at not being able to bury his dead and refused to eat until he became emaciated with sunken eyes. After being told she was still alive however in another world, he recovered his strength and set about to recover her. He made a magical ladder from blow pipe darts to reach the sky. As a high ranking aristocrat who Kayans believed are descended from the spirit world as described in their story of the Tree of Life, he was able to enter to search for her. He overcame several challenges he never encountered on earth and seduced all the wives of the warriors that had left them to tend to their farms. The story ended with a fierce battle between Balan Lejau and the two men that had kidnapped his wife. He defeated them both and brought back their heads back as trophy to his longhouse.

The competition is evolving. The arena you compete in is evolving. The world is evolving. It is becoming more difficult for you to survive, with a static skillset. Things are zooming along at an alarming rate, and the possibility of being left behind is very real. Portable skills are the currency for today's world, and being able to gain and use skills effectively can be the difference between gaining a lead, and falling behind.How will More Than 100% solve your problems?Written in a conversationally humorous style, More Than 100% is a book that gives you insights. On how to build your own value, in an easy to follow and implement strategy. You will see methods to do things differently for maximum impact, and be able to experience becoming More Than 100%.Ongoing support is available from the author, at Stackedskills.com, giving even more value than just the book itself.

Pay attention to the very sweet "Candy floss makes me smile" book for preschoolers. Some of the best candy choices might not always be the best! There are so many sweets and treats to choose from. Which candy will you choose? But be careful, as some candies might not be as yummy or healthy to eat as others. Brushing and flossing your teeth, especially after eating candy, is important to ensure a healthy smile.

My writing transcends the pure element of love and harmony.To write is a sense of my own creative thought of my inner feelings.I also engage in writing with pure enthusiasm and Happiness. My words are precious wisdom and is anecdote that will cure the wounds of the world and hopefully will bring people together to establish a betterment of society and will make people feel good about themselves.

This is a poetry collection about love, family, friendship, mental health, grief, and growth. Written by a 17-year-old, this book captures the simplicity of love, the pain of watching the one you love choose somebody else, the struggles of being raised by a narcissist and a childhood of gaslighting, what it's like to be screwed over by friends and the people who once promised you forever. The rawness in these simple words makes them so easy to be resonated with.

Land can be defined as that solid surface (dry land) of the Earth which is not covered by a body of water. It has a fundamental separation from water on the planet. Land is the most powerful asset in the world due to its high demand rate in all aspect of development. Ghana, having a total land size of 238, 539 square kilometres is rich in land and natural resources. The country's political and material strength and sustainable development is therefore built on such asset.This book seeks to address the bottlenecks in acquiring right to land in Ghana and provide solution for the way forward. Equity of land, land ownership, land right and the tenure system in Ghana has been explained. The various processes involved in acquiring a parcel of land (from purchase to title/deed registration) have been elaborated. Where and how to get a land free from encumbrances for all sort of socio-economic development has also been established. Introductions to the cadaster system, deed and title registration in Ghana have been reviewed. The land enterprise in Ghana has a lot of challenges as a result of rapid urbanization, high demand-driven in the land market and weak institutional framework. These challenges have been reviewed in this book with recommended solutions.In this book you will find biblical quotes as well as Islamic position on land. I therefore recommend that you grab a copy for your family.

Different articles in the book reveal that Pakistan's policies are made abroad, governments are made abroad and strategic routes and natural resources are given free or at nominal rates. Nothing seems to have changed since 1947 when Pakistan gained 'independence'. And after giving our resources and routes for free, we go to the IMF for budgetary support. Excessive borrowing from the IMF started in the late 1980s causing decline in the growth of output, investment and employment, creating imbalances in income distribution, increasing poverty, with very adverse impact on the social and political fabric of the country. The book brings to the fore how state power is being used to demolish the state to take us to the colonial world order that existed prior to 1945. "Alternative to the IMF" offers out of the box solutions to agriculture, industry, balance of payments, public finance, natural resources, political economy, education, governance, privatization and liberalization problems afflicting the state of Pakistan. The strategies formulated for Pakistan are applicable to other countries in Asia, Africa, LatinAmerica, etc. that are facing similar problems due to borrowings from the IMF. I have also looked at the problems of Jammu and Kashmir and Afghanistan that have affected our economy, politics and society very severely and offered solutions.