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Because I can is a collection of poetry and prose about love, longing and living a full life despite all the odds. It is written as one-liners to read quickly, or at leisure depending on your mood, when you feel like you need to hear a voice not unlike your own.

This book, the violet book, brings the series of Beekeeping Study Notes for the British Beekeeper's Association examinations up to date . The series includes the brown book for the Basic, the green and orange volumes for the modules leading to the Intermediate and Advanced Certificates , the red book for the Practical Examination and the blue book for the Microscopy module.These notes address the 85 topics included in the BBKA syllabus for this examination ; an oral and practical assessment held in the Candidate 's apiary. The notes cover all reasonable answers to questions likely to be asked when the Candidate is face to face with the examiner. There are topics in the syllabus new to the BBKA series of examinations , such as public health and safety as overseen by the Environmental Heath Officer in the Candidate 's area ; these are not covered in other books for this examination . The book is up to date with present practice and also up to date with disease terminology that is, unfortunately , continually changing.The Authors , Dawn and John Yates, need no introduction , they have many year 's experience as Master Beekeepers ; they are eminently qualified to prepare these notes for future candidates.

Leeds Baroque is a period instrument performance group (choir and orchestra) based in West Yorkshire directed by Peter Holman. Members are drawn from professional andnon-professional players with students from the University of Leeds School of Music and the region's music colleges and conservatoires. Free workshops given by leaders in the field of Baroque performance practice provide training, and the funds available are used to enable members of the orchestra to perform concerts with internationally renowned soloists. Both the choir and orchestra have launched several young performers on their professional careers.Their repertoire is wide ranging, encompassing great Baroque 'standards' such as Bach, Handel and Purcell but including less frequently performed works by composers of the period. Leeds Baroque is a regular contributor to the University of Leeds International Concert series (http//:concerts.leeds.ac.uk ) and in 2015 was delighted when the Vice Chancellor of the University, Sir Alan Langlands, accepted an invitation to become their Honorary Patron.Leeds Baroque is supported by a grant from Wades Charity and an active and lively Friends organisation that provides both financial and practical assistance. The Friends have helped in the purchase of instruments for use by up-and-coming students and they frequently provide grants to cover professional fees of guest artists and the hire of performance material. Their support is greatly valued and allows Leeds Baroque to be more adventurous in its programming.

Short book for instruction to playing the recorder