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A straightforward nononsense approach is adopted throughout. An excellent buy and excellent value for money. Thank you very much to Kim Hampton-et-al and I am looking forward to purchasing the 2nd Edition.
If you are interested in providing freelance web design skills (including graphics) or starting your own firm, this book will serve you well as a launching pad to a new professional career.
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In her latest book, Discover Your Spiritual Destiny, O'Neill, a teacher, writer, motivational speaker, and channeler, explains how to discover your spiritual goals and accomplish your objectives.
She says that "no matter how fouled up, miserable, confusing, or dysfunctional your life is now, you have the ability to be happy." She defines happiness as the bliss that comes from knowing what you are meant to do and having the commitment to do it. O'Neill defines the guiding principles of spiritual destiny as life's work, issues to resolve, spiritual contracts, awareness of past lifetimes, and maintenance of the human body.
Life's work refers to what you are on earth to accomplish. O'Neill includes a list key indicators that will help you determine if you're on the right path.
"An issue is a learning or growing experience that helps an individual evolve emotionally and spiritually." Issues represent the struggles and problems that humans have to work though. They're meant to be learning experiences and they include such emotions as loneliness, rejection, grief, and fear.
Spiritual contracts refers to our relationships with others. O'Neill believes that we all make agreements with others, before we are born, "to interact with each other during an upcoming earthly lifetime." These agreements are generally made to help each other achieve spiritual growth in a particular area.
Being aware of past lives means recognizing that we've already achieved certain amounts of spiritual growth. This awareness contributes to our self-esteem and ability to cope with our current life, because we know we've reached our goals in the past.
Caring for our physical bodies is important because they help support the soul while on earth. "If your body's well-being is compromised, it could impede or completely derail your spiritual forward movement."
O'Neill has packed Discover Your Spiritual Destiny full of exercises and techniques that will help readers learn the purpose of their life on earth and find peace and happiness.
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This book has great pictures as described elsewhere on this page. It also has a great plot and appropriate character development for a little listener. I think the text in this book is helping my daughter make the connections between words and stories. She even asks me to read the very last page, which is a short bio of Kim Lewis. She wants me to read every word. Maybe this book will increase her desire to learn to read for herself some day. I want to read more of Lewis' books.
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What's more, the text that accompanies the recipes is literate and most enjoyable to read. The tone sort of makes one think of "A year in Provence," by Peter Mayle. The photography is also great.
Do give "Food to Die For" a try. I heartily recommend this book.
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Ms. Dickson has thoughtfully put together a collection of inspirational quotes by Mrs. Lindbergh and elaborated further giving new insight and relevance for today's reader.
I couldn't put this book down! A must for ANY fan of Anne Morrow Lindbergh!
I am anxiously awaitng Ms. Dickson's webiste dedicated to Mrs. Lindbergh's legacy.
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Starting with "The Beggar's Opera" of 1728, the history of the genre is traced up to the time of writing, meaning "Les Miserables." Along the way, we consider operetta, the English Music Hall, American vaudeville, the review, the book show, the familiar, the off-beat, the dead ends, the highly influential. And the London stage gets a good deal of attention also, thereby introducing a lot of material not very well known to those better versed in the American musical.
As with any good effort of this sort, a strong connection is drawn between the changing times and the changing concepts of what a musical should be. The importance of "Show Boat" is not glossed over, for example, nor is the other shock caused by "Pal Joey." The reliance of Lloyd Webber on staging is mentioned but not his lack of more than one fairly memorable melody per show. In general, the tone is upbeat and positive.
But this is a recording. While it could never include all the information found in a book, its dozens of recorded examples are what makes this set priceless. Where possible, the oldest "original cast" recordings are used. On the other hand, there are some strange exceptions such as "Hey there" from "Pajama Game" being sung not by John Raitt but by Ron Raines on the Jay recording. I suspect this is because Criswell is in the cast of that set.
Again, this set is in tape and CD formats. For educational purposes, the CDs offer direct access to any show under discussion--and the CDs are very generously divided into nearly 200 tracks! Very considerate of the producers. The booklet offers a nice little personal essay by Criswell. So if I have any complaint about this set, it is that I wish it were twice as long.
This book is very easy to read and understand and offers some very good practical advice for families who have a member with schizophrenia. It's an excellent resource. I had promised to mail it to my sister-in-law but I think I'll be keeping it as a reference and ordering her a copy she can keep.
I highly recommend this book to any family afflicted with this illness. Even if you have been dealing with it for decades like we have, it provides some very useful insights. I think it will help us cope with the next part of my brother's life.