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An illustration of what veterans go through during and after their time in the military, along with the psychological warfare that takes place in the lives of millions of veterans. Furthermore, it is a beacon of light for every individual that has ever gone through anxiety, depression, combat, fear, PTSD, and suicidal thoughts.

"BREEZE" novelAbout love, loss, pain of separation.Tolerance abusive livingA successive hope in the patienceOf culture boundariesAcross far awayAlone building bridges of east west nearsNo tears or bruises left evaluation in circle of relations.Narrow windows, broken doors were the witness of those criesPrescription of pains held in capsule till last breath.justifying the past treatment.Clouds roar, thundering black storm wind.Turbulent funnels the shouting to lightening.Swallow wounds of pain in rainwater of flowing freedom.Melted wounds of ignited fire by yours owns rivers in ocean.As food for whales and crocodiles.

Everybody knows you can't trust a lone Wolf. Just ask Leigh Daniels...Where there's Smoke...Brian "Smoke" Jenner is a Nightrider nomad, traveling the country doing dirty work for the club's national council. Sent to Dallas to find out who's framing the Nightriders by setting fires, the last woman he expects to light his fire is Leigh Daniels.There's fire...Leigh Daniels is an arson investigator. She lives for putting arsonists in prison. When she almost hits a dog on the way to a fire scene, she doesn't expect to be rescued by a sexy biker-especially not one who sets her heart ablaze.Despite her best intentions, there's no walking away from Smoke-until evidence mounts up of his connection to the fires. He claims he's innocent, but Leigh has her doubts. Will he catch the real culprit in time to convince her, or will he lose it all-the woman he loves and his life?Warning: Lots of down and dirty sex, violence of the blood and guts kind, alpha MC members, and a moonstruck Wolf burning up for his mate. This is the dark side of the Moonstruck world where sex is rough, death is brutal, and laws don't mean jack.

Why do so many strategic plans end up collecting dust? It doesn't make sense. Organizational leaders feel they should have good plans - and they are right. Private firms, government agencies and non-profits are all facing an uncertain future. Indeed, planning is still popular, and poor planning is shown to be among the top reasons for business failure. The trouble is, people put too much faith in the document, often a bland re-hash of familiar issues. The real magic of strategic planning is when you use it as a transformational process.After a lot of study and field work in program implementation, I was ready. Working with a like-minded team, I helped lead a manufacturing firm to win the Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year Award.I am convinced: planners must follow a structured method that involves a round table review of the soul of the company: What are our special assets and values? What is our unique competitive advantage? As participants are invited, perhaps for the first time, to articulate their conception of the organization, they start to feel a compelling motive to work together and make the enterprise succeed! What about the infamous "implementation gap"? No, I wasn't going to fall into that trap. I had already seen it, and even interviewed CEOs about reasons for business failure. I collected the proven principles of successful program implementation, and now I check all plans against them. To help you do this, I have formulated the success factors in a table (p.57). Strategic planning, properly done and executed, can transform the culture and propel the organization to success.Using this book, you will: gain clarity about the strategic planning process;confidently focus the planning discussion;engage managers and staff, build your team, and transform a negative culture.This book is a fast read, 70 pages, complete with diagrams; templates; references; quotes from industry practitioners; and index. If you can organize and chair meetings, and if you are motivated to move the organization ahead, you can do this. Order it and start planning for success.

HEADWATERS is the first book in THE RANCH CHRONICLES. The story continues in THE FORGOTTEN TRIBE.Headwaters tells of Mariah and David's adventure in the Texas Hill country. In a world of pristine beauty, pure water, and forgotten canyons, mysteries lie hidden.Two rivers run from two sources and merge below a bluff. This high point is home to an ancient burial mound deep in the Texas Hill Country. We follow Mariah's transcendent journey on these,19,000 wild Texas acres. The tragedy that threatens to end David and Mariah's family visits forever, dovetails with eminent world changes on the horizon. Author note: "The power of the land led me to write THE RANCH CHRONICLES, I grew up in Texas, my summers spent on a 19,000-acre ranch on the headwaters of the Nueces River. The land has power, which I wanted to voice. The characters are unified by their passion for the land which is a universal thread that unites all humans regardless of race or religion. I believe it takes a leap to live on the edge." Readers have total immersion vicariously with both Headwaters and The Forgotten Tribe.

What do Scotland's first woman doctor, a British Indian princess and first the Black person to summit Mount Everest have in common? The name Sophia (or Sofia)! This is a different kind of personalized book for girls named Sophia. It explains the meaning and origin of the name Sophia. It tells the stories of seven heroes from different cultures, times and places named Sophia/Sofia: Sophia Danenberg, Sophia Hayden, Sophia Jex-Blake, Sofia Kovalevskaya, Sophia Laskaridou, Sophia Angeli Nelson and Sophia Duleep Singh. Included in this book is a fill in the blank section to write a mini biography for your special Sophia!

What do Scotland's first woman doctor, a brave British Indian princess, and first the Black person to summit Mount Everest have in common? The name Sophia (or Sofia)! This is a different kind of personalized book for girls named Sofia! It explains the meaning and origin of the name Sofia. It tells the stories of seven heroes from different cultures, times and places named Sofia/Sophia: Sophia Danenberg, Sophia Hayden, Sophia Jex-Blake, Sofia Kovalevskaya, Sophia Laskaridou, Sophia Angeli Nelson and Sophia Duleep Singh. Included in this book is a fill in the blank section to write a mini biography for your special Sofia!

What do a Hawaiian Queen, the first woman to hike the entire Appalachian Trail and the poet who wrote the sonnet on the Statue of Liberty have in common? The name Emma! This is a different kind of personalized book for girls named Emma. It explains the meaning and origin of the name Emma. It tells the stories of seven heroes from different cultures, times and places named Emma: Queen Emma of Hawaii, Emma Didlake, Emma Gatewood, Emma Azalia Smith Hackley, Emma Hwang, Emma Lazarus, and Emma Willard. Included in this book is a fill in the blank section to write a mini biography for your special Emma!

What do the world's first famous reggae singer, a pacifist WWII hero and a South African changemaker have in common? The name Desmond! This is a different kind of personalized book for boys named Desmond! It explains the meaning and origin of the name Desmond. It tells stories of seven heroes from different cultures, times and places named Desmond: Desmond Ball, Desmond Dekker, Desmond de Silva, Desmond Doss, Desmond Howard, Desmond Meade and Desmond Tutu. Included in this book is a fill in the blank section to write a mini biography for your special Desmond!

All Maggie the Mermaid wanted to do was be great? "Great at what?" her teacher asked. Hmmm. Perhaps the librarian would have an idea for her. And, indeed she did. The librarian gave her a book titled THE OFFICIAL MERMAID HANDBOOK. It was only for those special mermaids who wished to develop their greatness and in doing so would help make their world - the ocean - a better place.The HANDBOOK revealed 10 requirements for greatness. She was told that if she did what it said, she would certainly be GREAT! Of course it was easier said than done. But Maggie did it, improving herself in many ways from personal orderliness, kindness and helpfulness to cooperation and sharing, to appreciation and being adventurous by trying new things, to telling the truth and honoring authority, to maintaining a positive attitude no matter what - all with a few missteps along the way. Over 50 adorable illustrations.A 5x7 Certificate of Merit is available at the end of the paperback version of this book. It is perfect for any child who has earned it.

All Maggie the Mermaid wanted to do was be great? "Great at what?" her teacher asked. Hmmm. Perhaps the librarian would have an idea for her. And, indeed she did. The librarian gave her a book titled THE OFFICIAL MERMAID HANDBOOK. It was only for those special mermaids who wished to develop their greatness and in doing so would help make their world - the ocean - a better place.The HANDBOOK revealed 10 requirements for greatness. She was told that if she did what it said, she would certainly be GREAT! Of course it was easier said than done. But Maggie did it, improving herself in many ways from personal orderliness, kindness and helpfulness to cooperation and sharing, to appreciation and being adventurous by trying new things, to telling the truth and honoring authority, to maintaining a positive attitude no matter what - all with a few missteps along the way. Over 50 adorable illustrations.A 5x7 Certificate of Merit is available at the end of the paperback version of this book. It is perfect for any child who has earned it.

A compelling account of the author's lifetime of experiences in radio broadcasting in Asia beginning with the Vietnam War years while in Laos (1969-75). It begins with his experiences with Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) at Lao National Radio. This leads to four years of studio work in Vientiane with Christian and Missionary Alliance (C&MA) while most of his working life has been with Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC) which began in California then extended to the Philippines in 1982. The book covers major events such as People Power revolution in Manila (1986), new developments in Cambodia, Mongolia and Indonesia - including recovery stage following the Boxing Day 2004 tsunami in Aceh - as well as the opening up of the former Soviet Union and collapse of the Cold War. It was also a time of great technological change and innovation - both in media and Christian mission. The book is peppered with first-hand accounts of cities visited and there are numerous references to his family life. The author is married with four children and eight grandchildren and is currently retired and living in UK after returning there in 1991.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs and/or images from Dr. T's personal collection. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 36 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

Whoever coined the phrase 'the middle of nowhere' must have had Broken Hill in mind, because that's where it was -- and still is, although the Road to Nowhere is now all-weather tarmac. Seven hundred miles due west of Sydney. Three hundred and thirty miles northeast of Adelaide. It sprawls about the low range of lode-bearing hills, and, when I was a child, was dominated by the artificial mountains of skimp, grey silt-like stuff that was left over once the ore was extracted from the mines. Most of the skimp dumps are gone now, reprocessed, when extraction techniques improved, for the ore they still contained. To me the town is all the poorer for their demise. It was here that the mighty BHP-Billiton, largest resource company in the world, was born. It is also where I first saw the light of day -- although, unlike BHP (Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd.), my appearance in this place at that time was purely coincidental. This collection of stories is a memoir of what it was like to grow up in Broken Hill in the 1950s and 1960s. It was prompted by a question from one of my daughters, who grew up in a very different time and place. 'What was it like?' she asked. 'Back there. Back then.'(Publisher's note: Spellings and vocabulary are Australian English; a glossary of terms that may be unfamiliar to North Americans is provided at the back of the book.)