Aspen Falls was happy. Her life was good. Blessed with a wonderful family and a loyal best friend, Aspen did know a measure of contentment. Still, to Aspen it seemed something was missing-something hovering just beyond her reach-something entirely satisfying that would ensure her happiness. Yet she couldn\'t consciously determine what the something was. And so, Aspen sailed through life, not quite

pLearn to expand and stretch beyond comfort and trust the limitless potential of the unknown.ppAre you feeling stuck and overwhelmed Disconnected from your body\'s wisdom and curious about your desires Do you want to uncover deeper meaning and joy This book is for you!ppWild Horse, Wild Heartem is your guide to slowing down and tuning in. It is an invitation to breathe, hold presence, and connect with

Ensuring America\'s Health explains why the US health care system offers world-class medical services to some patients but is also exceedingly costly with fragmented care, poor distribution, and increasingly bureaucratized processes. Based on exhaustive historical research, this work traces how public and private power merged to favor a distinctive economic model that places insurance companies at

Provides an anthology of women\'s spiritual writing for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.

p Do you remember a Fairy Tale that you still think of fondly If you want your kids to have the same fuzzy feeling, then keep reading... br pbThe Fairy Tales that our children read and hearb are the very stories that lay the foundation for btheir CREATIVITY and SUCCESS.bThese are the stories that they reference their experiences back to. These are also bthe stories that they TEACH Your GRANDCHILDREN.bp

The story behind the great thinkers and politicians who have shaped human history over the past two millennia

pA joint publication of The Jewish Publication Society and the Jewish Theological Seminary ppbrThe definitive work on the subject of Jewish liturgy, Ismar Elbogen\'s analysis covers the entire range of Jewish liturgical development--beginning with the early cornerstones of the siddur, through the evolution of the medieval piyyut tradition, to modern prayer book reform in Germany and the United Sta

pLike the Wind is a personification of fatherhood. Illustrating how fathers can be as gentle as a breeze or tough as wood. Helping in rough times and sharing in good. This book highlights real photographs of children and fathers as they portray that just like air, for their children, they will always be there.ppbrp

pbiAn Introduction to Seismology, Earthquakes and Earth Structuresib is an introduction to seismology and its role in the earth sciences, and is written for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students.p pThe fundamentals of seismic wave propagation are developed using a physical approach and then applied to show how refraction, reflection, and teleseismic techniques are used to study the

Engage offers ministry students and their mentors a wealth of resources for theological field education, in which students begin practicing ministry in a supervised setting. With coaching from experts in the field, the book addresses all facets of ministry and themes such as race and gender in a variety of contexts--from churches to non-profits.

Here is an excellent tool for treatment professionals, patients, and families that provides education and exercises to help individuals navigate the process of recovery. Those working through this resource will find the encouragement, expertise, and pragmatism they need to rediscover their true selves and find stability in a recovery-focused life.

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Thelma the pony has an amazing singing voice and dreams of makingit big, but who wants to pay attention to a little farm pony Ifonly she were a sparkly unicorn! With the help of a carrot and aglitter-filled moment of fate, her dream comes true. Thelma theUnicorn becomes an international sensation! But is fame all Thelmathought it would be

pGreg Johnson\'s emToward a New Nationalismem is a companion volume to his emThe White Nationalist Manifestoem. emToward a New Nationalismem offers a White Nationalist analysis of race realism, white identity, the problems with conservatism and libertarianism, hate, white privilege, American ethnic identity and nationalism, technological utopianism, freedom of speech, metapolitics, the Jewish question,

Albert Goldbarth just may be the American poet of his generation for the ages, says Judith Kitchen in a recent feature on him in the iGeorgia Review.i Often humorous but always serious, Goldbarth combines erudite research, pop-culture fanaticism, and personal anecdote in ways that make his writings among the most stylisti-cally recognizable in the literary world. This new volume, iSaving Lives, i both

Joliet once was a lush prairie bordered with scenic bluffs along the Des Plaines River. In the late 19th century, settlers and a large influx of Eastern European immigrants arrived, transforming the area into a bustling industrial community of steel, limestone, manufacturing, and transportation. In the 20th century, Joliet transformed itself from an industrial hub to a destination of entertainment

pThe research field of smart textiles is currently witnessingbr a rapidly growing number of applicationsbr integrating intelligent functions in textile substrates.br With an increasing amount of new developed productbr prototypes, the number of materials used and that ofbr specially designed production technologies are alsobr growing.br This book is intended to provide an overview of materials,

Lachlan McIntosh suffered setbacks to his military strategies and smears to his reputation throughout the American Revolution, all the while worried about the welfare of his wife, children, brothers and sister. Yet he persevered.McIntosh established a string of forts to protect Georgia\'s southern border, but British, loyalist and Indian opponents overran the forts and raided into Georgia. Plantations

pThis is a rich and positive description of how it feels to be autistic and how friends, family and the professionals that work with autistic people can be more sensitive to their needs. Jasmine Lee O\'Neill, autistic herself, perceives the creativity, imagination and keenly-felt sensory world of the autistic person as gifts. She argues that \'normalizing\' autistic people - pushing them into behaving

This book explains the use of an ecological way of farming, with modern practical applications, to make the fullest use of land resources and the best utilization of available capital and labour. In analyzing the vital relationship between soil, plant, animal and man, the author discusses the best care of land itself, its components, grassland management and the most efficient use of crops to maximize