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T. Baby
“Inside, I was terrified the bogey-man was coming to get me. ‘Mama help me…. I screamed’. Mama closed the door and walked away. Grandma said to me, ‘Tonya you have no use to a man in life, you can’t make a baby, what man is going to marry you, you are trash. How you are finish you may as well do what your Mama tells you to do’. My brothers and sister showed me no love. I was alone among them.”
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Tablets of Immortality
“Myron Selkirk finds a cave crystal that teaches him magic, but his friends find a nest of vampires who try to destroy them. Myron saves only one and takes Andy Hand to Los Angeles. They fall into a plot to recover stolen Egyptian artifacts and reunite them in ceremony. On the way they will fight vampires, werewolves, and entities from the void between the galaxies, rescue damsels in distress and get involved in many plots. Will Myron be able to bring Andy and Steve back from the dead? Exciting urban fantasy adventure awaits!”
About the author:
A. Bradbury is a fat old man with thinning hair and a love of exciting tales of might-be. He works as a railroad signalman, is married with five children and six (living) grandchildren. His hobbies include music (he plays guitar, organ & piano), role-playing games, chess and writing award-winning poetry. He has the obligatory housecat, although it isn’t the obligatory enormous.
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TAIJI DEMYSTIFIED: THE RELATIONSHIP OF TAIJI PRINCIPLES TO PHYSICS, PHYSIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, AND TAO
THOMAS LUPICH is a retired electrical designer from Princeton University’s Plasma Physics Laboratory. He is a taiji instructor with an interest in science and in health.
Many of the teaching in this book are novel since they relate to aspects of science not normally discussed in most taiji schools.
Taiji, in the most succinct terms, is a way of holistically and optimally interacting with every aspect of life. In the martial arts context, taiji is simply an ideal way by which the player finds comfort while efficiently propagating and delivering energy to an opponent, while simultaneously gathering intelligence regarding his opponent’s every move, using his force and energy against him. It’s a way to harmonize every aspect of your being – mind, spirit, body – into a unified flow, so that everything you do and think will be done more effectively, rapidly and comfortably.
To accomplish all of the above, there is a major prerequisite: one has to be quietly relaxed. Being relaxed is the main quality that taiji requires. And how does one become more relaxed? By learning how to not interfere with one’s self. The more relaxed one becomes, the more effective, soft, and powerful he becomes. Taiji is a way of life: a never-ending perfection process.
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Take Flight: The Sonnets
The Sonnets
The Sonnets are one of the best known, and often most beautiful, forms of poetry. Of course, Shakespeare made them famous. His works are among the best of all time. In fact, his name has become synonymous with the name “Sonnet.”
The basic Sonnet is composed of 14 lines usually written in iambic pentameter, and frequently upon the theme of love or romance. But that is not always the case. What is best about a Sonnet is, that it is a structured type of poem, but that structure can be stretched in many different ways. It can be, and has been, argued that changing one or more of the elements does not change the essence of a Sonnet. If you can retain some or most of the elements, it is still a Sonnet. That is the premise of this book.
Within it, the author presents 73 different configurations/formats of the Sonnet Form, and he has personally written 170 examples. Each poem is a blended composition of verse, background, colors, and image. All the poems and all the photographs in this book are the author’s work.
About the author:
The author was born on 9/11/1948 and raised in Minnesota. He resides with his wife of 38 years in its Capital of St. Paul, Minnesota. So, the pictures and tone carry a Midwestern sensibility and leaning. He has been writing poetry since he was a freshman in high school, when he had to write one as a class assignment. He has been a top ranked poet on the FanStory site since 2011. In 2015, he judged the poetry for the VOICE of KANSAS, poetry contest. He worked over 40 years as a purchasing manager for a large defense contractor, but is now retired. He also lived in Colorado Springs from 1985 until 1991, and in St. James, LI, New York from 1991 until 1996.
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Take the heat & Stay in the Kitchen: Becoming A Successful Chef
By Serge Pambo
Take the Heat and Stay in the Kitchen is an engaging how-to book as to the challenging yet rewarding path to becoming a successful chef. It provides wisdom and guidance that aspiring chefs need to keep with them as they evolve throughout their careers. Author, Chef Pambo, even shares some of his experience along his journey to encourage aspiring chefs to stay their course, no matter how hard it gets. Lastly, it gives a refreshing perspective as to what entails true growth as a learner of culinary, professional, and a leader in the industry.
About the Author:
Born in 1972 in Libreville, Gabon, Serge Pambo is a French-Gabonese chef and author.
He attended Domaine du Gue à Tresmes, a culinary school in Meaux, Paris. Throughout his career, he has worked for some of the most celebrated chefs in France and in the United States and made several appearances on The Food Network. He is the former co-owner of Café de Paris in Birmingham, Alabama where he was also a television host. In 2013, he moved to Maryland where he currently resides and now owns Pure Kitchen Culinary Concept, a catering company that also specializes in consulting, wine, cheese, and cooking. Pambo’s ultimate passion aside from cooking is to share his love for his craft and to encourage the future generation of chefs that they can also achieve greatness through their love for culinary.$10.99 -
Tales of Rattail the Squirrel
By Joan Lodge
This is a story about a little squirrel that has very little fur in his tail. He gets constantly teased by all the other squirrels that named him Rattail. Saddened by the way he was being treated he turns to his mother for consoling, which helps him. When his mother leaves to find some food Rattail watches her from his nest and spots the Big Black cat that lived close, who was getting ready to pounce on her. He runs down the tree and saves her. During his adventure he meets Logan who becomes his best friend. That was the beginning of many adventures for him which in the end makes him the hero to all the squirrels.
Author Bio
Born in Massachusetts and have lived there all my life. I have had many life experiences to write about. I have 4 children, 8 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, all of who also give me inspiration for my stories. I love my family, children, animals and traveling.
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Talking With GOD for No Reason
This is my ode to God and spending time with yourself on the road lost, motivated-mad to reach an aspect of success and freedom at the same time. This is a difficult task.
Collection of poems I created focusing on being open with everything with my higher power/GOD/myself.
Dedicated to peace around the world, we need it or else it is blow-up time again! Tired of dropping bombs, drop books!
About the Author:
Michael Mohan Joshua is a dedicated artist and student with an education to back it up. Having graduated from the University of Michigan with a double Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology
and Film Video Studies and soon after wrote/produced/directed/coedited the underground independent hit “With Nobody”.Other works by Joshua include novels, poetry books, and a screenplay, “Look The Other Way”— soon to be turned into a motion picture.
Michael earned his master’s in film production from Full Sail University and is soon to graduate with his second Masters in Digital Marketing. Working harder every day to reach dreams! Always casting for movies!
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TAMBO: An Elephant Adventure
In the deep, dark jungle, a baby elephant is born, and her mother names her Tambo. Her large, loving family watches over her and keeps her safe.
But one day, Tambo wanders away from her herd. An adventurous sort, she follows a beautiful butterfly through the jungle. Tambo realizes she is lost and tries to find her way home. Suddenly, she steps on a twig and finds herself caught deep in a poacher’s trap.
As Tambo cries for help, two village children discover the elephant in the trap. They run to the village to get help. Tambo is so happy to be free and back home with her herd. She and the children will always be special friends.$9.99–$19.99 -
Teacher Teacher: Problem Solving Without Bullying
Second graders are taught a vocabulary of feelings, words, and colors. Active listening and congruent sending is the model followed. The main sentence taught is this:
I feel ________ when _______, and I wish to see ___________. Here is the example: I feel hurt when you call me names, and I want you to stop.
About the author:
The author has been interested in children’s behavior since beginning babysitting jobs, then continued through the elementary years as a teacher. Children’s behavior has been a strong interest and following that interest long years of study followed. As she moved up into Jr. High and High school one of her interests was to teach the same problem-solving sentence to the older students. They were appreciative for the skill of Active Listening and Congruent Sending of Messages. She used that program for her students’ ability to communicate clearly with friends, parents and teachers.
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Teacher-Parent-Student Workbook for Learning and Teaching Basic Phonics
To Complement Other Educational Programs
All teachers and parents want their children to enjoy learning and to have successful beginning reading experience. The activities on the pages of this Workbook will help to develop skills and self-confidence for a successful beginning. This is a workbook to be used as a “giving helper” and as an introduction to basic lessons taught by a teacher-student partnership or by a student-helping-student partnership.
Melvine Groves – For 25 years, I greatly enjoyed teaching K to 4th grades until 2012, when I retired. My class sizes were up to 28. It is, and was, rewarding to have been and to be a part of children learning, and them having successful beginning reading experiences.
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