Bøger udgivet af Xlibris UK

In this book the designed vision/mission with both new faith and strategic steps aims at saving us from ourselves by our further evolvement beyond sapiens limitations.

Detective Inspector Frank Taylor was an experienced and established officer working out of the South-West Police Headquarters near Bristol, his methods are old school but, in his mind, still effective. Close to retirement, Frank looked to do his job and draw that well deserved pension, but on one cold late-Autumn morning he received a call that would change his perception of the world, people and the job that he does....On arrival at the crime scene, Frank is faced with a gruesome and shocking sight....never before had he witnessed such a disturbing, vicious attack as this. A cold, psychopathic killing, seemingly without motive, soon followed, in quick succession, by a string of further violent executions. The nature and profile of the killings draw the upper echelons of crime prevention and counter terrorism into Frank's environment. Why were these people being killed? What was the link? Frank becomes entangled in a world of intense mystery, deception and murder. How many people will die? Who is behind this? Why is this happening? Can frank solve the puzzle?...Green Hill is a thriller that tackles questions we all ask at some point in our lives; what makes people behave in the way they do? What can we do to stop it?

All proceeds will be donated to charity because one is never too young to give.

The Pondering Ape is a book about human experiences - not all, of course, since that would take a library full of books. Written in 31 poems followed by the author's discussion of the meanings, the book covers such themes as love, spirituality, psychology, consciousness and the general things we do as human beings. Paul Phillips is a human writing about being, well, human, highlighting the complex and often conflicting ways of defining who or what we actually are!Maybe you can ponder these themes that you may not have thought about before or even muse on some I have not covered. Enjoy being human with me.

In the past, now and in the future, it has occurred within the phenomena that were created or occurred with a "thought"-based approach, no matter what the transition between them. The difference of opinion of each person on the most basic and obvious issues can be seen at every stage of this process. It has even been mentioned that a subject creates different (even completely opposite) thoughts in the same person, and the person in this situation is referred to as "unbalanced" by some and as "superior" by others. As another example of this situation, a person who is a "hero" for one nation can be evaluated as an "enemy" for another nation. However, there is such a fundamental value that it contains unifying properties, including animals (including those who can understand). This core value is "science". Religion, language, race, tradition, customs, lifestyle, etc. It contains unifying structures that are much higher than the values. Science; It is the most general and most valid evaluation criterion of all nations. Because it directly affects the lives of living things and the existence of inanimate substances. In every sense. From saving a person's life with health science applications to ending people's lives with the bomb, which is the opposite. As in everything, with the applications made in science, completely opposite phenomena can occur at the same time. Perfection can never be achieved in every sense. Because man did not exist by his own will. There is no other alternative than to live and die within the limits of what God/God has created for him. As such, there is good and evil. Global and national rules to regulate this situation...

At first sight my book looks like a collection of essays. But there is a drama going on beneath the surface. The author is the narrator and the towering figure of C.G. Jung takes centre stage. Throughout the play Jung engages in dialogues and disputes with a number of philosophers, theologians and mystics. In the final act (the last three chapters) Jung encounters the great medieval Sufi master Ibn 'Arabi. There are deep affinities between Jung and the Shaykh and these chapters are the merest beginning.

There are many standard text books of surgery covering variousaspects of surgery nd their sub-specialties.The purpose of this book is to assist students especially junior onces to acquire the necessary skills in history taken, physical examination, important investigations and the management of surgical patients.The methodology used was clinical history case demonstration and physical examination, summary of the important clinical investigations and their results, treatment offered and their outcome. Thereafter the aethopathology of the disease condition (where necessary), some modern investitagions and their likely outcome, current treatment options available, complications of the disease condition and their likely differential diagnosis were discussed in outline fashion.Repetations in some of the topics is deliberate and inevitable. This is to give the student deep and reflective insight into the disease conditions, their mode of presentation and possible current management options available.Some of the chapters have short vignettes which is meant to be brain teasers for both undergraduates and post graduate students preparing for the surgical medical exams such as objective structured clinical examination ((OSCE), medical viva, written examination and clinical examination.It is hoped to serve as a fast and focused revision guide to students of surgery and would be of immense assistance to students during ward round, ground-round and tutorials. It will improve their skill in case presentation, and in answering questions clearly, precisely and in unambiquous manner during their period of apprenticeship.It is therefore not a replacement for standard text books of surgery and will only be useful to those who have read through standard text books of surgery.Benjamin I Tabowei.

James Newham sat gratefully down on a fallen tree trunk that flanked the side of the road where once had stood a dwelling of some sort. He was hot and tired and desperately sad. The Sri Lankan sun beat down upon his back. The warmth easing his aching bones.

Two years after the visit to the fire station, Craig had had a great day at school. He had come top in his tables test.. He had scored goal in their games lesson, and then his class teacher had given him a house point for picking up some litter without being told to, and putting it in the bin. He had gone happily to bed that night, feeling very pleased with himself. What woke him up, Craig could never work out; but something had. He sat up in bed and listened. Something wasn't right. He pushed back the bedclothes and sliding out of bed, walked over to the door and opened it. That was when he smelled it - smoke.

The end of the school year had come at last. The teachers, breathing a grateful sigh of thanks, had almost completed the tidying up, and were getting ready to the leave, having already dismissed their charges into the care of their loving parents. Only one child remained. A small sturdy little chap, with deep brown eyes, and sandy coloured hair stood, feet apart, head back as he regarded the tall man in front of him.

Nicky, the cool clever sophisticated popular pupil is a super kid quiet at heart, doesn't say much, but keeps his eyes on and around the pupil's, teachers and the daily mishaps that happen in Ridgley Park Primary. Some, some silly some strange some fun and some .... not so sure! But everyday is different in the eyes of Nicky!

It is a well known fact that all of us have five senses. But you knew that. It is also well known that when a person loses one of their five senses, the other four senses become more pronounced. For example, a person who has lost their sight will have a more sensitive sense of touch, a stronger sense of smell, and a greater sense of taste or hearing. That is a very important fact that you need to remember as I tell you about my little friend Sarah Bennington, and her adventure.

Ed is a cheeky little boy that liked to sleep in everybody else's bed except his own!

Josh Thistlethwaite, is typical of many youngsters, he hates rules and being told what to do.One afternoon, he somehow finds himself in a strange town, where there are no rules, or people just ignore them. Through a series of weird adventures, Josh discovers for himself why rules and organisation are necessary in society.He becomes desperate to return home, and a normal life.. Even this isn't easy, but a flying train helps him out.Was this all a dream, or did it all really happen? Decide for yourself.

30 years of cold coffeeA life in professional cooking.The coffee is always cold, why? Because we're always too bloody busy to drink it!! But you need it.Gotta get going, could be in the shit here. Sooooo much to do!! Where to start?Longest jobs on first!Got 40 for lunch and a ton of work on. Get going Weedon and move your fucking arse. That's basically been it for 5/6/7 days a week for the last 30 years.Nothing comes close to working in this industry, but fuck me it's hard, both mentally and physically.Is it worth the commitment?Absolutely 100%.You can spend 15-18 hours a day in a stainless steel hot box without windows, grabbing a bite to eat while your working and fighting to get a break on your split shift.But it's the magic that happens inside the box that's addictive. New tekkers, ingredients, recipes and skills are acquired and the hard yards are trodden here. Your essentially ticking off dishes, cooking techniques and experiencing scenarios on your way to running your own kitchen. Coffee has been a must. Cold or hot? Mostly cold... for 30 years.

Joseph & Sophia bring to the book their funniness, cheekiness and finding out there just like every other children.Adjusting to their parents splitting up and a new routine Joseph & Sophia become the best of friends by helping each other with laughter and team work. This does not come without the odd argument.

The air hostess waited until all but one of the passengers had alighted from the Singapore flight to Heathrow. She looked down at the sad child sitting so quietly and patiently, waiting to know what was to happen next. The hostess sighed, and, bent gently toward the child, taking her hand, she helped her out of her seat and into a warm coat, despite the sunny late September weather outside.

Nothing is known of the activities of Augustus from 8 to 14 AD. He issued no coins, built no marble building to further grace Rome, attended no functions or ceremonies, reviewed no armies. Then, during the 100 days before his death he was back being as hyperactive as normal. He attended official functions in Rome, travelled down to his villa on Capri, crossed over to Naples to start and attend the games, even indulged in horseplay with the athletes, went to Beneventum to review troops Tiberius was about to lead into battle across the Adriatic, then he retired to the old family home in Nola. He died there in the room where his father had died 65 years previously; with his five year old son in attendance. Augustus died there the third hour after noon on the 19th Augustus 8 AD. This is six years earlier than received wisdom has us believe. Fake news is not new! Nothing is known of Augustus's activity between 8 and 14 AD because he was dead. Why the alteration? Now read on.....

There was a very poor hunter and his wife who lived in a village called Cocoa Town. Melbourne and his wife Manda had a handsome son named Brimble. They loved their son dearly. Brimble was a smart boy and he learned to do things more quickly than most children of his age.

As long as people's dreams exist, there will be no end to inventions and discoveries. Time travel is one of them. This subject can be the subject of all kinds of novels and can be applied as desired with the desired changes. This phenomenon, which currently has no practical application but exists in theory, can be applied to all visual and auditory structures. Because each person's thoughts are different, this subject can have different applications. This application is designed from theory to theory or from theory to practice. An all-encompassing physics formula has been formed by intuition and reference to some practical applications. Each formula explains at least one natural phenomenon, so many different works can be created on any subject by looking at, understanding and interpreting the formulas. Mathematical expressions in this sense will make our future more natural through endless engineering applications. In addition, by controlling time, it will be possible to invent and explore different dimensions that we do not know.

Save me from the Grave and Wise is an Irish folk song. Beethoven based his 7th symphony on the song's dread of dull scholarship and love of life, culminating in the exhilarating coda.This work has young Adeodatus, St. Augustine's bastard son, escaping his father's clutches. Augustine with Jerome and Ambrose are said the be the pillars of the Church. Their largely unreadable scholarship dominated European political thinking for over a millennium. Augustine wanted Adeodatus to following in his footsteps. Adeodatus had other ideas and thought his father personified the scribes and pharisees Jesus condemned as hypocrites.Set in late fourth century Milan, western capital of the Roman Empire at its height. Augustine was spokesman for the emperor and the imperial court, role model for elegant mannerisms in dress and deportment as well as in speech. Save me from the Grave and Wise is a lively read as well as a play for acting.

Sarah Holroyd and her family, owned Ellie for fifteen years, Ellie was very inquisitive and adventurous and loved to explore. The book been written so she could relive the adventures of her much-loved basset hound with everyone.