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Christine was my big sister. She was my "bestest" best friend sometimes, and a just-all-right friend when we had two very different views on a given matter. Through all of those times, I loved her and she made a great difference in my life. Believe it or not, we were both born on September 3rd! This was most unusual since we were not twins. I was born five years later. We were two sisters as different as they came; we looked nothing alike. She was short, petite, and a brilliant homemaker who loved to read. "Tene," as she was affectionately called, was talented in arts and crafts, sewing, knitting, and cooking. However, for all the things that were different and unique in our lives...we were sisters who had always shared so much. We had a strong love for God and family. Enjoy this poetic, true life journey about a sister so dear. She was the greatest! Her greatness was in her service--- not just service to her family but to everyone she encountered. She's really not gone; just not seen. In my heart and my thoughts, our love will always be remembered as something very special: gentle, joyful, strong, and giving. We shared one of the most wonderful blessings: the incredible and precious gift of being "sisters."

This book is like no other book on the conspiracy because of the author's knowledge from working in therapy with so many satanic ritual abuse survivors and multiple personal disorders.

Continuing the journey begun in The Mysteries of the Redemption: A Treatise on Out-of-Body Travel and Mysticism, the author takes you on an out-of-body journey into the worlds of the galactic heavens, the worlds beyond death. Traveling the road of terminal illness, you'll follow the footsteps of a soul preparing for death, learn from those who have already crossed over, and witness the after-death experience of a soul as she leaves this world. Opening the door to the ancestors, you will meet those who have gone before, hear their stories, be amazed at their watchful care over the current generation, and see how they live in the world beyond. Perhaps the most important thing you will discover in GALACTICA: A Treatise on Death, Dying and the Afterlife, is the true purpose and meaning of this life, and what is required of each one of us to fulfill the purpose of our incarnation. Having included paintings and music of that which she's seen and heard while out-of-body, the author demonstrates a grand panorama of the worlds beyond our own and the infinite meaning which underlies human existence. To read reviews about this and other books by the author, go to www.outofbodytravel.org

Was it Like? Memories of Youth, Family & Career What Was it Like? Farm life in Minnesota in the 1920Õs . . . going to school in a one-room schoolhouse . . . drifting during the Great Depression . . . new opportunities opened up by a college education . . . the decision to move a young family to India in 1955 . . . the exciting challenges of a 25-year career spent mainly overseas in India, Italy, and Africa. . . a new life in retirement near family and friends in Davis, California. These colorful and often inspiring stories were written by Russell Olson over a 4-year period from 1994 through 1998, after many pleas from his family to record memories of his youth and career. From his descriptions of a farm boy growing up in a large family in rural Minnesota during the Depression, to his recollections of college, career and family, these stories refl ect the joy, wonder and optimism with which Russ experienced life, and his abiding interest and genuine concern for the many people around the world that he had the good fortune to meet.

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Many books have been written with respect to either time management, quality control/assurance, cost control or the likes. However, if you apply them in isolation, you may compromise either time, quality or cost. As a result, many people just accept the so called balance between time, quality and cost. To the writer, that balance is not good enough. So for the first time, a book is written with the view to acquire the three important values in totality and achieve excellence with the introduction of the terms zero time, zero mistake, zero cost and a problem solving principle. Chapter 1 will explain the philosophies behind the problem solving principle uphold by this book. Chapter 2 will illustrate the ingredients of this problem solving principle i.e. the formulas such as "the next definite step", "discontinue the work", "what we want ultimately", etc. which were derived from the philosophies explained in Chapter 1. Chapter 3 will explain how the formulas stated in Chapter 2 were applied in piece meal basis to manage fast track projects by some reputable companies in the world. Chapter 4 will illustrate how the formulas are integrated to form a simple but yet effective and efficient problem solving principle. The ways on how this problem solving principle can be applied to solve simple to complicated problems are explained in Chapter 5 This problem solving principle is also flexible such that you can integrate it with your way of thinking to manage time, quality and cost the way you want.

The life story of the author's father and his struggles and achievements as an early western Canadian immigrant and homesteader.

Describes the experiences of a civil engineer who worked for over 14 years in Kenya and subsequently in Lesotho, Swaziland and West Africa, finally completing his career in the Solomon Islands in the Pacific.

The book chronicles the growing intensity of college life in the early 1960s before the full impact of the Vietnam War. "Where were you on November 22, 1963?"

Victims of brutal crimes, murder, rape, assault, severe spousal abuse, go each week into Texas prisons to meet with inmates who perpetrated such crimes against others. These unlikely communicants share their stories with one another and work through a biblical healing process. After twelve weeks, the victims have gained a measure of healing, and the inmates change, some to a modestly different view of life but many into new and different human beings who are much less likely to return to prison than other inmates. Amazingly, people in both groups go beyond their mistrust and fear to establish a bond of peace and love. These victims and inmates are brought together by the Bridges to Life restorative justice program, founded in 1998 to connect communities to prisons in an effort to reduce recidivism and effect a consequent reduction in crime. This program generates lessons that will bring peace to people who have hurt one another and need to make amends as well as inmates who are not able to participate in the actual experience. Restoring Peace: Using Lessons from Prison to Mend Broken Relationships shares this healing message. This unique book uses stories from the Bible, victims, and inmates to present a faith based journey of peace involving responsibility accountability, confession, repentance, forgiveness, reconciliation, and restitution. It speaks in simple, clear language, and each chapter ends with a "Personal Application" section comprised of a series of probing questions that will help readers apply the lessons from prison to their own lives.

This book is a "must read" for anyone interested in parish nursing. It offers practical guidance for many life challenges, utilizing extensive examples from a successful parish nursing practice.

This book is Charles Chiniquys' dedication to the youth of Canada and the temperance movement. In it, he presents a very strong case for Christian and civilized men and women to live an alcohol free lifestyle as an example to others so that fewer and fewer people might be drawn into its snare.

Gailia is a book about healing from the painful emotions that children and adults experience when facing the death of someone they love. Skillfully written and beautifully illustrated, it is designed for children age 7 through adult, and has been used and recommended by facilitators of bereavement groups as a valuable tool in helping those who are grieving. It has been recognized as being a useful intervention for groups and individuals alike, which offers hope, peace, inspiration and a new perception of loss in a very difficult time. Gailia is a little fairy child who is loved and cared for by all of her friends at the pond where she lives. Her life is happy and secure until one day when she can not find her beloved friend, Croakie. Gailia is afraid she will lose all of her friends where she can not see or be with them. With the help and guidance of a wise old tree she is able to walk through her fear of losing everyone that she loves, as she comes to a better understanding of the continuous nature of spirit and a never-ending love. As her awareness of spirit grows, she once again becomes a very sparkly fairy child, still surrounded by all those who love her. The story of Gailia has been artfully narrated on to a CD. Complete with beautiful music and an inspiring song called "Remember Me," this CD masterfully captures the overwhelming feelings of sadness, grief, and the fear of losing all that you love. It transforms those feelings of hopelessness into hope, and sorrow to peace, as it helps to create a new understanding of letting go and freeing the spirit.

The Hunt for money is the alive, fascinating story written in a genre of an entertaining detective. Its author writer Vladimir Morgan - one of the first Russian immigrants who have arrived to Canada in the last century. This story is about adaptation a fellow countrymen in Canada and about becoming small businesses, headed by newcomers and about tragic destiny of the protagonist of the detective - ice-cream man Bobby Kotelny. For the first time the chapters from the book have been published in the Russian-Canadian newspaper Montreal-Toronto. In one of dialogues the author explains the name of the narration. Bobby says: -The street seller of ice-cream twists pedals of the bicycle and goes for dollar. It trades not so much, how many hunts for it. So, a trade is a hunt for money. As well as our life. Action of the story is developed in two largest cities of Canada - in Montreal and in Toronto. Newcamer Bobby Kotelny tries to resemble the present Canadian. He overcomes difficulties of a hard immigrant life as the fair person with its proud of the lifted head. In Canada Bobby meets the lovely the woman. She the same too loves Bobby. But reunion them hearts is stirred by a tragical case. As a result of that our Bobby Kotelny perishes. The book does not contain any pornography in its any displays, there is no discrimination, hatred, scene of violence or obscene abuse. Besides we notify reading public, that all characters and events of the story - no more, than art fiction and in a real life had no place. The possible concurrences is no more, than unfortunate accident. Vladimir Morgan's immigrant detective The Hunt for money will success at readers today and in the future. The same text in Russian:

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Stories from the author's 30 years of commercial fishing in Alaskan waters.

How Anansi Learned Self-Esteem is a collection of ten original Anansi the Spider stories with illustrations. The stories cover various aspects of self-esteem development beneficial to children and general audiences.

This book explores the modern Gospel message that you, with your human will, are ultimately responsible for your eternal destiny and future existence. It lays out a detailed examination and analysis of the sovereignty of God as described in the Bible. It contrasts this Bible teaching with today's message that humans have a free will, which is sovereign in choosing their final destiny.