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One quiet day, in a peaceful home filled with warmth and love, Adam notices something special. He has always been curious about the little moments around him. While others may not think twice, Adam watches closely... and somehow, the smallest questions lead him to the most meaningful discoveries.

But everything changes when he sees his father standing calmly on a prayer mat, speaking softly in a way Adam has never seen before. As curiosity turns into wonder, Adam and his sister Zara begin a beautiful journey of learning how to pray. Step by step, from washing with care to bowing and prostrating, they discover that prayer is more than just actions it is a way to connect directly with Allah.

With gentle guidance, loving moments, and a heart full of faith, Adam learns that no matter how big or small he is, he can always turn to Allah. Because prayer is not just something we do... it is something we feel.

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How much of a person's life is under their control, and how much is a product of fate?

In a world divided by Angels and Demons, it's hard to know where destiny will take a person - toward glory or the grave. With the time until her sentencing quickly ticking away, I find myself questioning whether the decisions of those sworn to protect order truly safeguard the unfortunate.

All her life, Eleanor has been failed by those meant to preserve peace - both human and Angel. Please don't fail her again. Destiny will come for her, but trust that she will do what she can for you first. She may not be a saviour, but she knows what it means to survive, and she can teach you the same.

So She May Live is the third book of the contemporary fantasy series So She May... by Jaimie Thomas. As Eleanor Beck's time begins to run out she grows more desperate to prove herself in the eyes of the law, but conflict follows her and all that's left to do is face it head on, even if it might condemn her. Action-packed and diving into the world of Angels and Demons that has been shadowing her every move, So She May Live is the conclusion to the recount of her past, and the gateway into her future.

Queen of Darkness was the name given to Eleanor by the people, and now it's time for her to go to war - for the world, and for her daughter.

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Chosen 2 by Randy Lynn Cooper is an emotional, real-life story about survival, betrayal, and faith. This book shares the author's real experiences and the difficult moments that he has faced in his life. This is the second part, continuing his first book, which was also about his past life experiences.

The story begins with an exciting new relationship. Everything seems to be normal in the beginning, but things soon start to change. There were a lot of troubles and warning signs that Randy had been ignoring. Suddenly, he noticed that his love turned into confusion, manipulation, and emotional pain.

At the same time, Randy faces serious health problems. He suffers from a torn Achilles tendon that makes it hard for him to walk. Soon after, doctors discover aggressive prostate cancer. His life changes overnight. During the COVID pandemic, hospitals are overwhelmed, and life becomes so confusing. Randy suddenly finds himself fighting for his life while also dealing with heartbreak and betrayal from people he trusted.

He was left alone during recovery, and Randy began to reflect on his past. He starts learning about narcissistic behavior and toxic relationships. Many painful experiences from his life finally begin to make sense.

Chosen 2 is a story about pain, strength, and personal growth. It shows how a person can survive deep emotional wounds. It also shows how faith and self-awareness can lead to healing. This book will give you the power to fight betrayal, loss, and difficult life battles.

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HUMAN MORAL BEHAVIOR is A Principle of Nature Discovered by Philosophy And Modern Evolutionary Sciences

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Essays from Antiquity to Modern Times Reedited and Updated

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This book is a collection of essays on the development of moral philosophy and review of studies in evolutionary sciences related to the cooperative behavior published previously and arranged in a thematic sequence. The book is a reedtion of slightly modified and updated previous publication. It contains essays grouped into several thematic sections: The Virtue Ethics: The Ethics of a Sage; Christian Ethics; Critique of Christian Ethics; Discursive Ethics; Ethics and Evolution; Humanist Ethics; Issues in Practical Ethics.

The book attempts to summaries the attempts of the human mind to deal with the question of human condition of living in a society and how we should behave toward each other and toward the rest of the world.

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Daryl Linard never asked to become a weapon.
After a catastrophic accident costs him his limbs, experimental prosthetics from Helix Systems give him his life back-and far more than he ever imagined. Strength. Speed. Precision. Power. But beneath the miracle lies a darker truth: the same technology used to rebuild his body was also designed to control it.
When an anomaly Daryl was born with helps him break free from Helix's grip, he uncovers a covert program turning wounded patients into obedient soldiers known as Intelligent Computerized Enforcement (I.C.E.) agents-their secret, enslaved lives hidden even from themselves as they are randomly activated to carry out Helix's will. Now off the grid and hunted, Daryl is driven to free the others as he learns just how far Helix Systems is willing to go to maintain control.
As alliances form and secrets surface, Daryl crosses paths with Dr. Jennifer Harding, an electrical prodigy struggling to understand her own terrifying abilities, and a brilliant neuroscientist whose knowledge could either reinforce Helix-or tear it all down. Together, they ignite a chain reaction that exposes a much larger truth: Helix isn't just experimenting on bodies. They're preparing for a future where power answers only to loyalty.
With the fate of countless lives hanging in the balance, Daryl must decide how far he's willing to go to stop Helix-without losing his own humanity in the process.
LAZER DROID is a gritty, high-stakes science-fiction thriller about autonomy, identity, and resistance in a world where technology can rewrite the human soul.

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Eulogy for the Living is a collection of poems that explore the themes of alienation, trauma and the immigrant experience from the point of view of an ordinary person. The 125 poems within, all derived from the personal experiences of the writer, stories from childhood, observations of the world and in an attempt to understand the human condition at its core, deliver a powerful reading experience and one well worth the effort.

"Mourn not the past but the present.

Despair not the deceased, but the breathing.

Death be damned, decay be damned.

Eulogize not the dead but the living."

-from "Eulogy for the Living"

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Dance with the Devil; Voyage of the Sea Dragon 2

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The world's only nuclear research submarine has been dragged into an alternate universe. There is no United States, no way home, and no other vessels like her. Captain Lee Zuved and the crew of Sea Dragon must forge a new existence in this strange and eerie world as they desperately search for a way back home.

But survival becomes complicated when they're caught between warring nations, kidnapped by those who covet their technology, and forced into conflicts not theirs to fight. Then something far more terrifying emerges. Ancient earth spirits, awakened and merged into a single destructive entity, are bent on destroying all of humanity.

Sea Dragon faces an impossible choice. They can hide and wait for a way home that may never materialize. Or they can stand and fight for a world that was never theirs-knowing if they fail, there may not be a world left to save, in any universe.

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This is another fast-moving storyline by the same author of 'Orphans Are Forever,' that continues to evoke the emotions of those living in and around the quintessential village of Langdon in the summer of (84) with its gripping twists and turns which, take place behind closed doors. That continued to challenge Inspector Watts wisdom to the limit, especially when a little red door suddenly appeared from out of nowhere and opened a whole new can of worms of deceit and deception for him, and his team to deal with.

Particularly when Professor Turner sat scanning the night-sky through the telescope at the Astrological Centre, when a bright light suddenly filled the eye-piece lens as it sped across the universe and nearly fell off his swivel chair as he tried in vain to re-focus the lens as it entered the earth's orbit.

But come the following morning; having driven his Combined Harvester into one of his Wheatfield's Billy Grimshaw couldn't believe his eyes when he saw a naked body sprawled out in the middle of a crop-circle holding onto a battered in suitcase.

Only added to the enigma of trying to solve who the Candlestick-man was?

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On a heavy Chicago afternoon in June, with the world locked away in COVID quarantine, Gunnar Branson stood alone outside a garage. He watched as his wife, college-aged daughter, and two cats drove away. A thirty-year marriage ended while he stood in the alley. Dark thunderheads loomed overhead, alternating with bursts of hot sun. A light breeze fluttered the linden tree.

At a certain age, it's easy to believe that most of the light is behind you. Or at least, that's what Gunnar thought. Story over.

But maybe not.

It wasn't over when his family moved to Alaska in the 1970s with a depressed world running out of gas. Years later, as he struggled with the end of a marriage, he started to believe there were answers to be found in that past. He wrote a story of a boy growing up in Alaska and an older man waking up to the best part of his life and in the process learned that the story is not over. The world does not have to end. Not yet, anyway.

Keep chasing the lights.

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Growing Up Unprotected in a World That Looked Away

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G3MIN3Y3: Growing Up Unprotected in a World That Looked Away is a raw and unfiltered memoir that pulls readers into the reality of a childhood shaped by trauma, silence, and survival. Joshua Gray tells a story many people are too uncomfortable to face-one where pain is normalized, protection is absent, and the line between right and wrong becomes blurred at an early age.

Through vivid storytelling, Gray exposes the long-lasting impact of early experiences that were never addressed, showing how they influenced his identity, relationships, and decisions later in life. What begins as a story of vulnerability and confusion evolves into a deeper reflection on accountability, healing, and breaking cycles that often go unseen.

This book doesn't soften the truth or look away from the difficult parts. Instead, it forces readers to confront the realities that many endure in silence. At its core, G3MIN3Y3 is not just about what happened-it's about what happens after, and the internal battle to reclaim control, understanding, and purpose.

Honest, intense, and thought-provoking, this memoir challenges readers to see beyond the surface and recognize the hidden struggles that shape who we become.

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In the early 90s when mobile phones were the size of a briefcase and nobody had heard of e-mail, five friends in their early twenties, with the ambitious intention of circumnavigating the world, bought a 41 foot sailboat that had been wrecked in a hurricane and went to work fixing her. A year later, in October of 1992, they sailed out of Marion, Massachusetts to begin what would turn out to be a two and a half year sail around the world, covering almost 30,000 miles. They each brought their particular skills to the table and sailed as equal partners in the boat and the endeavor - there was no captain. All five returned home in May of 1995 with five tales from the adventure of a lifetime. This is one of those tales told by one of the crew.

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when we were new such formal words in your email please you wrote for myself and my daughters can I call you Mum like our friend Mr Friday In January 2023, an Afghan man  a long-term refugee living in Australia  walks into the home of two older women in Adelaide. What begins as a simple request for help evolves into a year-long journey of connection, resilience, and unexpected friendship. Through the story of Laila, a single mother with five daughters, and her growing relationship with the author, this work explores the power of human connection across seemingly insurmountable divides of language, culture, age, sexuality, and faith. Laila and her daughters now reside in Australia.

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Les McDonald, Union Politics, and the 1966 Wildcat Strike at Lenkurt Electric

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The Red Baron from Local 213 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) was Les McDonald, once a firebrand Communist activist and the youthful leader of the left faction within the Vancouver electrical workers union. His fate would be intertwined with the Lenkurt Electric strike of 1966, a wildcat strike that led to the imprisonment of four trade union leaders. Following his involvement as a long-time trade unionist, McDonald went on to be better known for his dedication to the establishment of triathlon as an official sport of the Olympic Games. However, McDonalds important role in Local 213 and the Lenkurt strikea watershed moment in Canadian labour historywas, until now, the untold story of the first half of his life.
 
Referencing Local 213s Minute Books, newspaper articles, collected correspondence, as well as dozens of personal interviews conducted by the author, this book examines the history of IBEW Local 213 in the turbulent years leading up to the Lenkurt strike. In addition to describing these events and their important historical ramifications, author Ian McDonald chronicles how his father helped to rebuild a left faction within the local union. With a focus on the period between 1955 to 1985, this ground-breaking study of a single construction trade union localits brief post-World War II experience with Communist leadership, well-known work-site militancy, and repeated interventions by the IBEWs International Officesheds light on the locals red minority activism and ultimately explains why McDonald returned to the world of sport to finish his career.

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Alberta Anglers, Fish Fights, and the Race to Save Mountain Coldwater Streams, 1900 - 1930

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Anglers knee-deep in Alberta's mountain streams after the First World War understood that there was something wrong. Coal mining, forestry, and irrigation were industrializing landscapes. Roads and railways brought unprecedented numbers of people to remote fishing grounds. Once home to abundant runs of cutthroat, mountain whitefish, and bull trout, the Bow, Highwood, and Oldman Rivers, and their many high mountain tributaries, were in crises.

Up and down the Eastern Slopes, anglers rallied to defend their watersheds. The ensuing fish fights were not peaceful. Deep disagreement on tributary closures, open season dates, environmental protection, regulation and enforcement raged among fishers. But despite their disputed viewpoints, Alberta's anglers agreed to advocate fiercely for the conservation of their rivers and streams.

Troubled Tributaries reveals for the first time the workand the controversyof fisheries conservation in the Eastern Slopes of Alberta's Rocky Mountains from 1900 to 1930. It is a story of passion and commitment, of the struggle to balance natures use and preservation, and of people coming together even when divergent viewpoints threatened to break them apart. This is the story of the first round in the great fight to save Alberta's western trout kingdoms.

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Environmental collapse. The betrayals and alliances of the animal world. A father who works in a timber mill. The celebrities in our feeds, the stories we tell ourselves. Loss, never-ending loss. Self-Portrait with Cephalopodselected by francine j. harris as winner of the Jake Adam York Prizeis an account of being a girl, and then a woman, in the world; of being a living creature on a doomed planet; of being someone who aspires to do better but is torn between attention and distraction.

Here, Kathryn Smith offers observations and anxieties, prophecies and prayers, darkness and lightbut never false hope. Instead, she incises our vanities and our hypocrisies, the bloody hand holding back / the skin, revealing the worlds inner workings, / rubbery and caught between the teeth. These are the poems of someone who feels her and our failings in the viscera, in the bones, and who bears witness to that pain on the page.

Self-Portrait with Cephalopod is an urgent and necessary collection about living in this precarious moment, meditative and resolutely unsentimental.

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From Arra Lynn Ross, a tender, generous, and generative extended poem centered on the experience of parenthood.

What is learned? Ill return for my son; / at school, at three thirty-eight, bells will ring & run / days over years. Using unpredictable syllabics, rhyme, and syntax, Day of the Child captures the sensation of altered time that accompanies a childs growth. Seasons come and go. A schoolboy becomes a dreaming infant becomes a five-year-old exploring metaphor for the first time becomes an ultrasound image, a frieze on screen. A mother cycles through her own often dissonant identities: soother, watcher, blame-taker. And both mother and child assume another, significant role: artistic collaborators.

For Day of the Child is a poem co-created by child and mother, offering a space in which eachs stories, thoughts, wordsunbound / by Time & times delineationstangle together. In which apartnessOh indivisible divisible, the presence of another heart beating inside the mothers own bodyis continually negotiated. And in which the mother considers her place as intermediary between the child and the world: her protection, her complicity, her joy. Its octave pairs ebb and flow, expand and contract, producing a portrait of raising another human as refracted as it is circular, just as a river breaks into many suns, the sun. For, as the child asserts, love is a circl[e] round / as a Ball.

Challenging the notion that parenthood is not itself a poetic endeavor, Day of the Child makes of childrearing a refrain I reframed each day with new words.

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While Marta was on her way to visit her friend Emilia and Emilia's husband, Bence, at their villa-and to attend one of the most prestigious military balls inside the city of Budapest-all she could think about was going to America, if only she could figure out a way to get there. When she met the handsome and rugged Captain Bartholomew at her friend's dinner party, sparks flew as their eyes met and held. As her attraction to the captain grew, her plans to go to America were suddenly put aside; all she could think about was winning a handsome rogue's heart.

Jonathon Bartholomew was a captain in the Royal Imperial Hungarian Army, overseeing a squadron of soldiers on the Russian border. He was set to retire in a fortnight, after which, he would leave on a ship bound for America. Until that time, there was a threat of a Russian invasion that kept him and his soldiers on high alert. When he met the fair Marta at a dinner engagement, he knew in an instant that he wanted her. No woman had ever affected him so deeply. When she was taken captive by the Russians in a plot to undermine him, he went after her, only to be captured himself. Will they be rescued, or will their fate be left at the hands of Russian spies?

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This book examines the rise of great power competition in space, including the relevant and practical space strategies for China, Russia, the United States, and other countries.

The work discusses the concepts and writings of past strategists, such as Thucydides, Sun Tzu, and Clausewitz, in relation to warfare initiated in or extending into space. This analysis underscores why polities initiate war based upon an assessment of fear, honor, and interest, and explains why this will also be true of war in space. Based upon the timeless strategic writings of the past, the book uncovers the strategy of space warfare, along with the concepts of deterrence, dissuasion, and the inherent right of self-defense, and outlines strategies for great, medium, and emerging space powers. Additionally, it highlights changes needed to space strategy based upon the Law of Armed Conflict, norms of behavior, and Rules of Engagement. The work also examines advancements and emerging trends in the commercial space sector, as well as what these changes mean for the implementation of a practical space strategy. Given the rise of great power competition in space, this work presents a space strategy based upon historical experience.

This book will be of much interest to students of space policy, strategic studies, and International Relations.

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Build. Break. Adapt. Persevere.

Sometime in early 2014, Albinder Singh Dhindsa set out to build a better way to deliver groceries across India-driven by urgency and belief, and with no fallback plan. What followed was a crash course in navigating a complex social and economic landscape, rife with unreliable infrastructure and supply chains, the instability of a rapidly evolving gig economy, capital that arrived with its own risks, and pigeon poop problems in his warehouses.

With no playbook to rely on, Albinder wrote his own in real time: pivoting fast, making high-stakes bets and building systems where none existed. In doing so, he reshaped how Indians get what they need every day, at speeds that have redefined consumer expectations. Today, Blinkit processes over three million orders in over 200 Indian cities daily and has expanded far beyond groceries--delivering everything from everyday essentials to iPhones and ambulances in under 10 minutes.

Buildit cuts through start-up mythology to offer a rare look inside a founder's mind--at how decisions are made under pressure, how trade-offs are weighed and how companies are built when certainty is a luxury. Sharp, deeply grounded and informed by Albinder's hard-won view of India's business landscape, this is both a candid founder's story and an essential read for anyone trying to build and scale in an unpredictable market.

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Pocket Companion to Guyton & Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology - E-Book

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Pocket Companion to Guyton & Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology - E-Book

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Generations of students have relied on the world's foremost physiology textbook Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology for the knowledge they need to master in this complex field. Pocket Companion to Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, Fifteenth Edition, contains the essential elements from the main text for high-yield study. This accessible, authoritative companion volume echoes the structure and content of the best-selling textbook, making it ideal for a quick, portable review or entry point into complex topics.
- Puts the same reliable, useful knowledge found in Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 15th Edition, at your fingertips for easy access and quick reference.
- Enables you to grasp key information quickly, thanks to concise, readable text.
- Reflects the updated content of the 15th Edition in a condensed, synopsis format, perfect for students who need a review or summary of each chapter or are in a flipped classroom situation.
- Outlines key points and provides abundant cross-references using a parallel chapter organization, so you can easily locate more in-depth discussions in the main text when needed.