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Word Warrior Woman - Power through poetrybyLouise W. DiamantThis book is written with the power of poetry from the heart of a woman. Each poem telling a story of life lived. It's the inner work experienced and written on paper for other women to read. A primordial force of words which originate from generations of women through a bloodline of witches, mages, seers and storytellers. The DNA from an underworld of magic and power. This collection of poems is meant to help other women rise. This is a step back in time with a leap of faith into the future.Louise W. Diamant. Born 1975. Poetess. Living in Denmark. Speaker. Performer. Lover of poetry. Helping other women to rise and to discover and feel the power they were born with. Creator of the course Word Warrior Women. A course where each session is designed to bring you deeper into the soul of your own personal poetry. I love to perform, and I love the stage, the mic and the audience. My poetry is not written in silence – it’s written to be heard.Every poem in this collection is written from my heart and with the passion that drives me in helping other women finding their love for life and poetry.

We all negotiate with ourselves all the time. But the ones about career changes need special attention. Negotiating with yourself about what you want is a natural part of preparing a change, and a logical step before you start negotiating with others. For many people a typical time to consider major change comes when you hit midlife and have a long career behind you but when you can also still look forward to many years at work. This book is meant as an inspiration when you decide to dig deeper and think about your work life and what, if anything, needs to change.

DANSK SALGSTEKST:Palmyra, den fantastiske ruinby i den syriske ørken, blev udsat for voldsomme ødelæggelser i kølvandet på den syriske borgerkrig. Kort før konfliktens udbrud i 2011 begyndte et stort dansk og internationalt forskningsprojekt, Palmyra Portræt Projektet, støttet af Carlsbergfondet og ledet af professor, centerleder Rubina Raja. Projektets vigtige udforskning og dokumentation af den syriske kulturarv har været emnet for flere videnskabelige konferencer, og resultaterne er fremlagt i en række publikationer. Den seneste lanceres hermed af Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab. Women, children and the family in Palmyra er en ualmindelig flot illustreret bog med appel ikke bare til specialister, men til alle, der interesserer sig for den antikke oldtids historie, kunst og kultur.Bogen handler om kvinder og børns roller i familien gennem Palmyras romerske periode (1.–3. århundrede e.v.t.). I ni kapitler belyses emnet af førende Palmyra-forskere, som alle deltog i en todelt workshop på Aarhus Universitet i oktober 2016 og februar 2017. Møderne blev arrangeret af Palmyra Portræt Projektet, og bogen indgår som bind 3 i projektets serie Palmyrenske Studier. Bogens ni kapitler drøfter forskellige aspekter af de varierende familiekonstellationer og undersøger, hvordan portrætterne af palmyrenske kvinder og børn afspejler familiestrukturen og det bredere samfund i Palmyra. I bogen får man fascinerende indblik i mange forskellige sider af familielivet i Palmyra, og det bliver afdækket, hvordan kvinder og børns identiteter blev udtrykt især gennem gravportrætter og det skriftlige materiale, der er overleveret fra oldtidens Palmyra.ENGELSK SALGSTEKST:The spectacular ancient desert city of Palmyra was heavily destroyed during the Civil War in Syria. Shortly before the conflict escalated in 2011, the Palmyra Portrait Project was initiated. The research project is funded by the Carlsberg Foundation and headed by Professor and Centre director Rubina Raja. The project’s important work with the Syrian cultural heritage has since been widely published, and the latest edited volume within the project is now available as part of the series Palmyrene Studies published by The Royal Dansih Academy of Sciences and Letters.The book covers the roles of women and children within the family in Palmyra during the Roman period (1st–3rd centuries CE). The nine chapters are written by leading scholars of Palmyra, who all participated in a two-part workshop held at Aarhus University, under the auspices of the Palmyra Portrait Project in October 2016 and February 2017. The chapters discuss different aspects of family constellations and assess which implications different representations of women and children may have carried in relation to the Palmyrene family structure and wider Palmyrene society. By looking at portraiture and the written evidence from the city, this volume adds further aspects to our understanding of how women and children were perceived in Palmyra and how identity aspects were included in their portraiture and the written evidence.

Women are great negotiators. Using your skills and abilities strategically will get you even better results in all your negotiations, in the workplace and at home Are you worried about negotiating your salary? Asking for the promotion you always dreamed of? Or do you wish you had more time for yourself, but duties at home make this difficult? These and many more everyday challenges involve negotiating with yourself and others, and you need to know both the possible pitfalls and how to navigate around these. Find out how to make better agreements with the people around you, particularly when you are negotiating for yourself. Learn how to use constructive communication- and process skills and get the strategic overview of all parts of the negotiation process. Research, concrete tools and lots of examples make the recommendations for becoming an even better negotiator easy to understand and implement