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Yearning is the story of Starr, who was born in the early years of the twentieth century. She tells her life story to her niece Flora, who is preparing to write her thesis on the study of women in the twentieth century. Starr grew up without a mother or a father. Her mother died when she was a little girl and her father could not manage to raise her, so he sent her away to work for strangers.

Seeing barren ground (tundra), birds, lemmings, caribou, muskoxen, vegetation, lakes and 6 species of netted fish. Mist-netting of Wilson's Snipe at night in Codroy Valley of western Nfld. Escaping a loaded Beaver float plane crash when the prop stops. Cesium 137 sub-lethally gamma irradiations of gophers in Montana as human analogues in the 1960s. Bears stealing peanut butter from mouse traps in an Alberta field trial of a herbicide for brush control. Recycling is the work of Saint Peter. Touring the Atlas Mountains. Ebola at the border. Dung beetle mating. Humorous dialogue. Coloured pictures.

In Queensland, two seemingly unconnected investigations are underway: a stalled search for a murderer by the state police and mysterious shipments of cement that have set bells ringing in the Australian federal police. As the events converge, a cattle property in the Central Queensland outback becomes the unlikely setting for a series of incidents that threaten Australia's economy and national security. In the midst of Cyclone Oswald, which paralyses much of Queensland and northern New South Wales, Superintendent Lawrence Parry and his handpicked team of undercover and specialist agents must fit together the jigsaw puzzle of clues. The Bryants, a middle-aged couple who live on the remote property, struggle to remain viable in the face of a neighbouring cattle station that is the operational base for a multimillion-dollar enterprise. But these neighbours' past and present activities could have implications that are not just local, but global. Meanwhile, Parry is caught in a moral dilemma as he relies on a bereaved family, a disgraced university professor, an investigative reporter, and a retired mining engineer to uncover the truth.In this crime mystery, a team of federal officers investigates events that could not only affect Australia's international trade but also catapult the nation into a war of words.

A playful Panda walks readers through their journey toward creating a more socially just and equitable world. Panda reflects on what it takes to plant seeds of change and resistance, while reminding readers to celebrate the small wins and to listen to whispers of hope along the way. This book tells the story of findings from a research project, exploring what structural social work is and how new social workers might embody this successfully in their practice. Panda shares effective strategies that might be used to create change and reminds readers their everyday efforts matter. As you go through your journey, do not forget to hold onto the root of why you wanted to become a social worker!

Six-year-old William and his Nana hope you enjoy reading about their kitchen adventures as much as they enjoyed making each recipe. They have included a couple of their most favourite recipes so you can try them at home. The taste-testing (licking the spoon) is the exciting part. Spending time together is the best part. William and Nana's Kitchen Adventures is book #2 of the William and Nana's Adventures series. William and Nana's Weekend Adventures is book #1.

Dear family (for aren't we all), this is a book written from the myriad pieces of poetry that started pouring through my soul awhile ago, waking me up in the middle of the night, and disappearing if I didn't have a pencil where I could grab it and write down the words. Somewhere in my subconscious, life's stories and lessons learned make their way, probably through inherited DNA, to my conscious mind. I have learned many truths from poems that have fallen through me. Like many of us, I have walked long years in my life in darkness, and if it weren't for being taught at a young age, while kneeling by my bed, the well-known children's prayer, "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," finding light would most likely have been much more difficult and painful. Through the pages of this book I hope you will find the amazing challenges, realizations and answers that lift a person's spirit in their daily walk, and teach us that we are not alone. The wisdom that falls into me, obviously from the hand of a loving God, definitely teaches me that in helping others we can receive the compassion, warmth of giving, and knowledge that we search for, that we are not so different from each other. Having traveled through darkness myself, this book is written from my heart to yours, to share answers that bring life's journey out of darkness into light.