Bøker av Charlie Fox

Will Raymond, an undercover police officer, sent to a mine in an attempt to discover those responsible for the disappearance of valuable diamonds, succeed in bringing them to justice?What effect will falling in love with Victoria, a park ranger, who is trying to find the location of those responsible for killing her elephants, have on Raymond's ability to concentrate on his task?Have the diamond smugglers a valid reason for their illegal actions? Are they associated with the group who are creating the ivory artifacts from the elephant tusks?Are the members of the gun club associated with those shooting the elephants? Is there a connection between either set of smugglers, with the abduction of a group of women, held against their will and forced to work under disgraceful conditions in a brothel?Is there any hope that the women will be rescued? What effect, if any, has a drug related scenario on these events? Has a mushroom growing facility in the old unused part of the mine any bearing on either scenario?

The Energy ArtsHolistic Energy/Meditation/BreathingFor Health/Martial arts/Life.The energy arts techniques are based upon un-complex ancient teachings which have since been adopted and complicated by belief systems, commercialisation and other traditions and limited to techniques rather than the founding principles of:of :Taoist breathingQi GongYogic breathingThe energy arts taught are non mystical.This means is not attached to a belief system.Whether you are a Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Atheist, humanist, wiccan, taoist etc ...If you are human this will work. It is TECHNIQUE. It is NOT:-A life improvement course.-Finding out who you are.-A cult.It most likely WILL improve your life and help you find youself but thats incidental to the meditation. It just HAPPENS as a result of practice.It is NOT SUPERNATURAL in any sense.This is learning harnessing and more consciously directing NATURAL processes of the body.

Some supergrains are relatively household words these days, but there are others that are beginning to emerge with meteoric popularity, one of which is freekeh or freekah, frikeh and farik as it can be called, along with a few lesser known names.This book is your 'freekeh bible' - every recipe is based on the use of this wonderful grain in your recipes, with surprising uses for it. You can more or less substitute freekeh for any other grain that you would normally use, adapting the recommended way of cooking and preparing it. Simple to use, tasty to eat, there is no reason why you could not become a freekeh fan.

The way you feed your dog, is, of course, entirely your choice. It may be that you have environmental issues from which you discern your choices, or that your lifestyle of a vegetarian or vegan diet, or the relevant offshoots, determine the way you wish you and your pet to live, or simply (but not the best scenario), is that it can be easier to feed you and your family (including Henry Hound) on the same foods. One thing is definite, so let us start by busting the myths. You love your dog/s, you want to do the best for them and in return they give that love back a million-fold. Dogs are OMNIVORES, not carnivores, as many misguided people would like us to believe. Yes, dogs go back thousands of years and had to hunt in the wild, often scavenging, eating dead carcasses etc. - (hence the BARF diet) - but that scavenging also entailed vegetables, fruits, grains and even earth! Dogs do not need meat to survive, and it is neither cruel nor unfair to feed them a totally vegetarian or vegan diet.You will also find great reference material and recipes for health conditions, as well as pescatarian meals dogs will love.

The Healthy Homemade Dog Food Cookbook has recipes for all dogs - including healthy dogs as well as dogs with various health conditions.It includes vegetarian, gluten-free and special occasion dog food recipes, dog jerky treats, BARF diet advice, general dog health and nutritional considerations, including what you should never feed your dog to keep it happy and healthy. Check out the recipes for diabetic dogs, dogs with heart conditions, food sensitivities and allergies, and learn how to make tasty dog biscuits, stews, fishcakes, cinnamon apple crisps, dehydrated food, christmas and thanksgiving dog food recipes, and many more recipes your dog will absolutely love. This book will even show you how to make natural shampoo and conditioner for your best pal.Written by a chef and dog-lover, the "Beg Worthy" recipes in this cookbook will have them beggin' for more!Every good dog deserves to be spoiled. This book goes out to all the loyal companions out there that give so much but don't expect much in return - only love, and hopefully, some tasty food! - Charlie Fox

Over a brief, twelve-year career, the Iranian director and playwright Reza Abdoh broke all of the conventions of American theater, pushing actors and audiences past their limits to create hallucinatory, at times nightmarish, dreamscapes shot through with humor, song, and an unlikely spirituality. His productions addressed the bitter political realities of his time-the systemic devaluation of Black life, governmental indifference to the AIDS crisis, sexual repression, genocide in Europe and war in the Middle East-with harrowing eloquence. Just before his death he ordered that his plays should never be performed again. Profusely illustrated, the catalogue contains new essays on the influence and reception of Abdoh's works in theater, film, and video, published and unpublished interviews with the director, and conversations with his friends and colleagues, as well as scripts of his plays and contemporary reviews.The Iranian director REZA ABDOH (1963-1995) was known for his wildly ambitious, experimental, and often confrontational, theatrical productions. When he died of AIDS at the age of just thirty-two, he was already regarded as a crucial figure on the American avant-garde scene.

In Victoria in 1932 work for dole was introduced, it became a battleground in the politics of unemployment. This study argues that unemployed workers were not apathetic, but active, organized and successful in their aims.