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Childrens Teacher is a teachers quarterly. In addition to the exposition of the printed text, each of the thirteen lessons includes the purpose of the lesson, extensive teaching plans, lesson introduction, background of the lesson, meaningful insights, and related activities.

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Youth Teacher is a quarterly publication used to help the Sunday school teacher discuss issues pertaining to youth ages 12-17. Sections such as Biblical Emphases give background knowledge of the lesson. All lessons include relevant life concerns and lesson applications to help the teacher relate the Bible to the lives of young people.

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Seekers for Jesus is a quarterly written especially for young people ages 12-14. In addition to introductory material and biblical exposition, each lesson contains a section to help students apply the lesson to life. Questions are interjected to gauge the students understanding of the presentation.

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The Simple Doctor-Proven Solution for the Health and Life you Deserve

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The Perfect Human Diet, companion book to the number one film, is a game changer in the world of health and nutrition. The result of broadcast journalist C.J. Hunts unprecedented global exploration for a solution to our exploding epidemic of obesity and diet-related disease the #1 killer in America. Its a fascinating treasure hunt - the unexpected discovery of the authentic human diet - and The Perfect Human Diets doctor proven solution for achieving optimal human health and longevity. Inside, you get exclusive access to the worlds foremost authorities on evolutionary anthropology and the emerging field of human dietary evolution. You will bypass current dietary groupthink and see for yourself the exciting proof that ends dietary confusion. And join the thousands of film viewers worldwide who say they finally understand the full human story, gaining a new confidence to take charge of their own health and wellbeing. Fascinating and compelling, you get the secrets about the perfect human diet that were previously unknowable - No more dietary theories from diet gurus to misguide you - The Perfect Human Diet gives you the facts. Uniquely easy to put into use, C.J. Hunt explains a new method of eating to optimize your health based on these breakthrough scientific facts, including detailed grocery shopping advice and great tasting recipes. Described as irrefutable and the answer to the obesity epidemic The Perfect Human Diet will forever change the way you think about food - and guide you to the health and life you deserve.

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You'll love these portable projects! Make the most of the moments you spend in waiting rooms, lunch rooms, trains, planes, or cars. Learn Kathleen Brown's unique Double Stitch technique--featuring a simple running stitch--and sew wherever you are.Learn to easily sew by hand to join patchwork pieces and create the look of hand quilting at the same time using the Double Stitch technique14 charming patterns for beginners, including embroidery designsDelightful table runners, pillows, handwork suitable for framing, and more

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There are few original ideas in politics. In the creation of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange was responsible for one.

This essay reveals the making of Julian Assange both his ideas and his world-changing actions. Robert Manne explores Assange's unruly childhood and then his involvement with the revolutionary cypherpunk underground, all the way through to the creation of WikiLeaks. Pulling together the threads of his development, Manne shows how Assange became one of the most influential Australians of our time.

Short Blacks are gems of recent Australian writing brisk reads that quicken the pulse and stimulate the mind.

Robert Manne is professor of politics at La Trobe University and a regular commentator with the Age, the Sydney Morning Herald and ABC radio and television.

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BOOK TWO OF THE BUTTERFLY TRILOGYFrom the author of the New York Times bestseller Butterfly comes a provocative, riveting tale of one womans escape from her haunting past.The rich, the glamorous, the powerful all come to STARSto gossip, to make deals . . . and to indulge luxuriously in their most erotic fantasies. At the magnificent and secluded Palm Springs mountaintop resort, bodiesand soulsare offered up to save fragile careers . . . or are used to extract the final succulent and satisfying drops of sweet retribution. And above it all, manipulating events from the shadows, is the beautiful owner of STARSa woman of great mystery, fleeing the tragedy, disgrace, and scandal of a devastating past that haunts her every moment.</p>

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Building Blocks of Generational Discipleship

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This book provides any church an opportunity to plan, strategize, evaluate, and refine their discipleship, and more specifically, their family ministry plan. Ron Hunter begins the book sharing vital philosophy necessary to understand before a leader can move on to strategy built on the foundation of Deuteronomy 6. He also shares important principles such as the one-eared Mickey Mouse, the senior pastor complex, and the unseen staff member that will lead to implementation. This book is the ideal resource whether a ministry leader is just beginning in family ministry or has an established program needing refinement. Readers will be able to build on the foundation of a timeless philosophy to disciple the next generation.

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Early morning arrives in Africa. The sun makes its daily climb up the sky, birds send musical notes in every direction, and patches of grey emerge as an elephant herd slowly advances across the savannah. Alice the grandmother elephant, also called the matriarch, competently leads the herd of females and calves. In time, when the male calves reach maturity, they will leave the pack and roam either alone or in bachelor groups. Alice is 65-years-old; she knows where she and her group can find nourishment and a safe place to sleep. Her cues are followed seamlessly; when she stops, the herd stops.
Times of jubilance and excitement for the elephants prompt waiving of their ears; however, when the elephants feel threatened, heads raise high as they simultaneously spread their ears out to the sides.
This heightened caution could lead to the use of their tusks. There are also four large molars which slide when the elephants eat. Their food is well-accounted for as an elephant can weigh up to six tons, the equal weight of a hundred people, and they live until they're 65-years-old.
 
Characteristic of any elephant herd, the matriarch announces her final decisions through her body language and very deep, trumpeting rumbles - sounds which the human ear can hardly perceive. These sounds are used throughout the herd and can communicate messages over vast distances - at times spanning several kilometers.
 
Tato the small calf is getting tired and lagging behind. He trumpets to tell the bigger elephants to slow down. The herd halts, and Tato bustles to his mother Nadine to be nursed. The calf has begun to navigate the use of his trunk to breathe, manipulate objects, and eat. Just as with trumpeting, elephants also use their trunks to drink.

He has not yet become accustomed to his trunk, so he sometimes trips over it. He has learned to pull the delicious grass up to his mouth. When he is thirsty, he sucks up water and squirts it into his mouth. His favorite way to use his trunk is to suck on it like a child sucking his or her thumb, and Tato continues to find comfort in his mother sticking her sable into his mouth.
 
Two of the young and spritely male elephants, Charlie and Massudu, play together, romping on the Savanna. The pair orchestrate their own version of football, throwing pieces of wood up into the air and having other elephants catch them. They love to play catch-me-if-you-can, rumbling around in the grass and climbing on top of each other. 
Toto's big sister and cousin greet each other cordially by lifting their trunks and wrapping them around one another, each touching the other gently. They stick their sables into one another's mouths to say hello.
On the river bend, another set of young, male elephants play joyously beneath the rays of sun, but in a moment, the two are locked in combat. Back and forth, they push each other while wrestling with their trunks.
Quietly preparing to pounce, a hungry lion is hiding behind some bushes. It creeps slowly toward Toto, who is playing with his friend. They are both unaware of the danger. With a roar and twist of its tail, the lion bounds forward after Toto charging through the air like an explosion. Toto shrieks and trumpets loudly for Nadine. Growling and lashing its tail, the vicious animal was now terrifying to the calf. Valiantly, Nadine rushes to her baby's side ready to take up the fight with the lion. With a tramp of her feet, she could easily crush the lion. The herd reacts immediately to the danger, as they all feel threatened. They lift their heads in rage and furiously shake their big ears from side to side. 
They march forward towards the lion, shrieking and trumpeting ready to attack their enemy. Even the powerful lion knows when he is outnumbered. In shock and defeat, the lion gallops away to the plains, securing a hiding place behind a bush until the elephants left the savannah.

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(From the introduction) The material for Vinton County and Its Families was compiled over a period of many years. The information included is principally from 1850, the date of the establishment of the county, to the near present time (1996).

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Surviving Hell is a harrowing account of Lieutenant Colonel William Miner, taken prisoner for 39 months after his unit surrendered to the Japanese on the island of Cebu, Philippines, during World War II. Despite losing every friend in his unit and suffering from torture and deprivation that would warp men souls", Bill Miner professed, I am lucky. People fell beside me and people were blown apart beside me. Anywhere I went as a prisoner, I tried to be aware of the situation and use it the best I could to survive." This fascinating and arresting true story features excerpts from Bill Miner's personal prison diary, which he kept despite the accompanying risk of torture or even death, along with photos and post-war recollections.

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From the Great Depression to World War II

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Follow Author Joseph Szalay thru the Great Depression as the son of Hungarian immigrants, thru his service during World War II with the 102nd Infantry Division. Candidly written through various artlcles that appeared over the course of more than 10 years in "The Herald Democrat" newspaper in Sherman, Texas

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Feb 22, 1944-July 21, 1944; (from Acknowledgements) The Silent Heroes is the culmination of over 10 years research. Needless to say, it would not have been possible without the support of many official agencies, former airmen of 8th, 9th and 15th AF and many people in USA, France, Belgium, Italy, England and Czechoslovakia.

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How it was, how it is, and how it will be in the future

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Destroyer Escort Sailors Assn - Vol III: Trim but Deadly

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In 1948, Colonel David W. Irvin, Jr. volunteered for the Berlin Airlift and fLew 85 missions from Rhein-Main AB at Frankfurt, Germany. He later volunteered in the B-47 program and completed training in naviagation, radar and bombardier school to become what is respectively known as a 4 headed monster"" in the Air Force. This is his story.""

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A newly promoted detective,Ginger Walker, works with her boss at Plaquemine Parish Sheriff Office to solve the arson of the local courthouse in 2002. They must investigate whether or not there is any connection between the murder of the judge's law clerk, the torching of the courthouse, and the theft of a criminal file from the sheriff office before the fire. Down river from New Orleans, the law enforcement members of this parish end up researching a civil lawsuit filed in another parish near New Orleans, namely Jefferson Parish.  They uncover corruption that was hidden from the public and which might have prevented the events in their parish.

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From the winner of the 2017 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, Ada Palmer's 2017 Compton Crook Award-winning political science fiction, Too Like the Lightning, ventures into a human future of extraordinary originality

Mycroft Canner is a convict. For his crimes he is required, as is the custom of the 25th century, to wander the world being as useful as he can to all he meets. Carlyle Foster is a sensayer--a spiritual counselor in a world that has outlawed the public practice of religion, but which also knows that the inner lives of humans cannot be wished away.

The world into which Mycroft and Carlyle have been born is as strange to our 21st-century eyes as ours would be to a native of the 1500s. It is a hard-won utopia built on technologically-generated abundance, and also on complex and mandatory systems of labelling all public writing and speech. What seem to us normal gender distinctions are now distinctly taboo in most social situations. And most of the world's population is affiliated with globe-girdling clans of the like-minded, whose endless economic and cultural competition is carefully managed by central planners of inestimable subtlety. To us it seems like a mad combination of heaven and hell. To them, it seems like normal life.

And in this world, Mycroft and Carlyle have stumbled on the wild card that may destablize the system: the boy Bridger, who can effortlessly make his wishes come true. Who can, it would seem, bring inanimate objects to life...

Terra Ignota
1. Too Like the Lightning
2. Seven Surrenders
3. The Will to Battle

At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

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She may be his favorite mystery...

All of Lady Abigail Hurst's dreams seem to be coming true when at long last her childhood sweetheart asks for her hand. But when a maid is found dead, and her betrothed is the chief suspect, Abigail begins to wonder just what manner of man she's marrying...

The Marquess of Longcroft, Edmund Townsend, has always preferred complex mathematical equations to the trappings of society. And love? Love is a non-quantifiable concept. Still, Lady Abigail is his sister's friend, and he finds himself drawn into the mystery of her affianced... even as he begins to anticipate Lady Abigail's company with unfathomable pleasure.

Investigating the murder may reveal more than the sordid truth. It may just reveal the love Abigail always wanted... a little too late.

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Anna Weber is every inch the proper librarianold-fashioned, conservatively dressed right down to her tightly clipped flaming red hair. She's just moved to a small Texas town, and is determined to spend time with her friend before she has to disappear. Relationships arent easy for her. She knows too well what it means to be burned. And the last thing she ever wants to do is fall in love...

Especially not with a fireman who's hot enough to set the entire state of Texas on fire.

Cowboy can't resist the fiery little librarian, and he's determined to make her his. Beneath that prim-and-proper exterior is a woman he very much wants to knowif she'd let him. She'll test his patience. His control. Hell, his very sanity. And for the first time, Cowboy wonders if he's found the one fire he can't control...

Each book in the Tangled in Texas series is STANDALONE:
* Rules of Protection
* Playing With Fire
* Law of Attraction