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Adoration and Pilgrimage: James Dean and Fairmount

by James F Hopgood

Manifesto of A Servant

by Paul Paps

The manifesto begins with setting the stage for the good work of the people to begin by laying the groundwork for the Tiger Foundation a worldwide trust organization for the betterment of society. The manifesto then presents forty real world objectives, directives, initiatives, and policy works for the foundation to undertake. Then the manifesto covers the religious world and ends with a call to duty for all the people.

Robert's Rules of Order Fast Track: The Brief and Easy Guide to Parliamentary Procedure for the Modern Meeting

by Jim Slaughter

Easy, accessible, and to the point. Robert's Rules of Order Fast Track gives you everything you need to know to conduct shorter, fairer, and more orderly meetings.

In this new and improved update based on the most recent Robert's Rules of Order, you'll find:
- The fundamentals of parliamentary procedure, with tips on knowing which rules to use for your meetings.
- Simple suggestions for making, seconding, and debating motions.
- A primer on voting, from knowin... more

Leary's Global Wineology: A Guide to Wine Education, Mentorships, and Scholarships

by Charlie Leary

This is the only guide to wine education programs, classes, and scholarships. Those desiring to increase their understanding and appreciation of wine for personal enjoyment or social know-how, and those who are want to pursue a professional career in the wine industry now confront a plethora of wine education options with a confusing array of titles, degrees, certificates, and specializations. Some wine education is free and short, while other programs can cost dearly in time and money. Some cou... more

The Other Side of Nam

by William Travis

Many stories have been written about the Vietnam War. This story is not meant to point fingers or judge; it is a story of events that happened to me, starting in 1968. War is hell is an understatement! Kenny knew something was wrong as his best friend tripped a wire. For a couple of seconds, they just stared at each other. It was as if his friend were saying goodbye. Even though it was only seconds, it lasted so long! Then came the explosion! His friend put his back against the mortar on the ... more

Self Care for Educators: Soul-Nourishing Practices to Promote Wellbeing

by Paul Shotsberger

Having come through a once-in-a-century season of prolonged crisis, teachers and educational leaders from all sectors and career stages are in desperate need of meaningful, proactive self and soul care. As educators, we have willingly chosen to step into a helping profession where–even in the best of times–the emotional toll of giving of ourselves for students, colleagues, and communities can be exacting. For these reasons, cultivating time and space for intentional, purposeful soul-renewing sel... more

Dare to Imagine

by Leonard Eckhaus

Dare to Imagine is a cornucopia of wonderful children’s poems, songs and fables. Each of the poems is also a fun lyric to a song that the children can sing along with. Follow the kitten Patches as she makes a new friend and learns how important it is to heed her mother’s advice; read the fairytale of Sirius, the brightest star in our galaxy and how she taught all the other stars to shine brightly; go on a great adventure with Darby as he rides trolley cars and marches in a parade; and go alon... more

Savanna Town & Rhonda's Cat Series Collection

by David W Nichols

20 various children's stories which teach life lessons with ethics and moral values. Educating reading skills and reading comprehension.

Stopping the Rise of Sea Level

by wasfi youssef

This is the first book that presents a feasible solution that stops, or even everses, the rise of sea level. Before tat, the world assumes that the rise of sea level is unstoppable. The proposed solution is to use a portion of the water the rivers of the world discharge into the open seas (oceans, seas, and gulfs) to plant 100 billion shade and fruit trees, irrigate 240 million acres of agricultural crops, and produce 10 billion cubic meters of potable water each year.

The Support Staff at Your School

by Andrew Kirkpatrick

When we think about a school's staff, we typically think of teachers and administrators. But did you know there is a whole group of people who play a vital role in keeping your school running smoothly? Without a dedicated support staff, our schools would struggle to provide a safe and effective learning environment for children. Discover all the ways a support staff contributes to your school and find out how you can help members of the support staff in return. The Support Staff at Your School i... more

The Eventual Vegan

by Alexander

A short account of why I stopped eating animal flesh. Written from a self-evaluation perspective with a few pop culture references. www.theventualvegan.com

Bhutan Travelog: Bhutan Travel Guide (First 2021)

by Joni Herison

Until recently, Bhutan has been relatively unknown. In many minds, it is a mystical secluded place. Bhutan is gaining popularity as a travel destination, owing to the credits of international media features and Bhutan’s skilful management of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the past fifty years, Bhutan has gradually emerged from centuries-long self-isolation to meet modernisation demands. It has been careful with its choices and decisions on the road of development and progression. While Bhutan h... more

Mini Monster Sudoku - How to Solve Sudoku Puzzles

by lmdjones

The Mini Monsters LOVE sudoku puzzles! Join them as they help YOU solve a standard 9 x 9 grid puzzle! This book is a colorful interactive guide book for children ages 6 and up. At the end of the book, there are a collection of 50 9 x 9 grid sudoku puzzles with solutions. Grab your pencil and your brain!

Author

by Dominique Mellow

"Words" is a piece that challenges the meaning of existence and cries out for reason, without which it would be nearly impossible to control our passions, which often demand action but not necessarily in the appropriate way. The author makes a direct appeal to the reader's interest in the need to internalize the concepts that need to guide humanity toward a more dignified port. The author attempts to balance the forces of existence and clear up the misunderstanding that has been ingrained ... more

Weird Foods of Portugal: Adventures of an Expat

by Wendy Lee Hermance

"Portugal: The New California" has been in international headlines. If you are now, or consider becoming an expat in Portugal, you MUST read this book! Hermance's “Weird Foods of Portugal: Adventures of an Expat” educates and entertains. As we follow her around this beautiful country we effortlessly acquire a trove of knowledge about Portuguese culture. Plus, the author gets herself into plenty of expat pitfalls so you won't have too. BUT take notice, the real value of this book is in the ... more

In The Balance: A 15,000 km Voyage of the Seas of Europe

by Jono Dunnett

Expedition windsurfer and finalist of the Amazon Storyteller award Jono Dunnett sails from the Arctic Ocean to the Black Sea. Europe's Seas are the stage and context for this extraordinary voyage. Two years later he breaks the Guinness World Record for Longest Windsurfing Journey. At sea, he could not be more alone. On land, he finds the best of humanity. In this account are the stories that unfold. Told with honesty, touching on issues ranging from climate concern to social anxiety, this ... more

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