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"Hey Dad" is dedicated to the greatest teacher, Jesus Christ. Without your message of love, peace and joy where would I be. Psalm 127:3 states "Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him." May we all cherish the time that we share with our children.

Rod Thomas has spent his life in and around South Wales, UK. He was brought up in Rhiwbina, Cardiff before moving to Pentyrch and Llanilltud Faerdre. Later he ran a post office with his wife in the village of Bryn, Port Talbot. He now lives in Baglan, Neath/Port Talbot. It also tells of his foray into the music business it's successes and failures but always content to have his wife by his side.

Bled for Days Dead for Months are a collection of poetic narratives built in the complex and painful experiences of domestic violence. It's in this prose that these harrowing experiences impact the multifaceted sides of an individual. Raw, unflinching, tender: abuse knows no boundaries. This is an exploration toward healing and forgiveness. Recollecting the abuse is not only painful, but cathartic. My hope is that processing my story can do for you what it did for me: create a safe haven to search for a peace that surpasses understanding.

The writer's name: Yayesew Shimelis -ያየሰው ሽመልስThe compelling book, "የሴራ እርካብ፤ የደም መንበር", penned by Yayesew Shimelis, an intrepid journalist and the proprietor of Ethioforum, the prominent Amharic media outlet, offers an incisive exploration of the turbulent landscape of Ethiopian politics. Yayesew, a young and contemplative Ethiopian journalist, fearlessly navigates the tumultuous currents of recent political developments in Ethiopia, delving into the intricate web of political issues and current societal issues.In this thought-provoking narrative, Yayesew shares his personal journey, recounting the price he paid for his commitment to truth.Having faced imprisonment by the Ethiopian government on seven separate occasions within just three years, he unveils the challenges and sacrifices made in his pursuit of professional journalism.The book unfolds over a span of four years, providing an in-depth analysis of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's tenure. Drawing on firsthand experiences, insider connections, factual data, and encounters with key figures, including former and current politicians, militarycommanders, retired and active diplomats, and veterans, Yayesew sheds light on pivotal stories, evidence, and facts surrounding Abiy Ahmed'sleadership and his circle.Covering a spectrum of topics, the narrative explores war, widespread casualties, large-scale imprisonment, conspiracies, and criminalalliances. Key events such as Abiy Ahmed's marriage, his controversial education, the betrayal of close associates, the attack on thenorthern command, the Sene 16 bomb explosion (ሰኔ 16 የቦንብ ጥቃት), and the war in Tigray are dissected, revealing their profound consequences.The role of the media during this conflict is also scrutinized, offering a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted challenges faced by the nation.Covering a spectrum of topics, the narrative explores war, widespread casualties, large-scale imprisonment, conspiracies, and criminal alliances. Key events such as Abiy Ahmed's marriage, his controversial education, the betrayal of close associates, the attack on the northern command, the Sene 16 bomb explosion (ሰኔ 16 የቦንብ ጥቃት), and the war in Tigray are dissected, revealing their profound consequences. The role of the media during this conflict is also scrutinized, offering a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted challengesfaced by the nation.

This book might be about women's lib or is it polygamy? Women need to play the main role in space travel and especially colonization. This SF series presents many issues to ponder and suggests some inventions needed for space travel. The series starts in todays world and through forced invention gets mankind into space colonization to save the human race. Most of the science presented is in some stage of development now. If you want to travel for months in space and then create a colony on an empty planet, you need more women than men. On a spaceship, or in a scientific laboratory, women can do what a man would do. The man may be better at leadership because women tend not to want to lead, but in reading this series you might agree with the author about the makeup of the crew. There are a number of morale issues.This is the 2nd book in the Ancient Destiny saga. Book 1 describes the threat to Earth and the SHIP that has taught the great scientists of Earth. Book 2 is the escape from Earth with many scientific concepts for space travel, explorations for new earthlike planets, the escape and journey to new planets, establishing colonies on new planets. Book 3 adds new crewmembers as replacements, new science concepts, searches for knowledge on other planets, visiting Earth years after its destruction, encountering an enemy, finding who built SHIP and the so called, Library of Atlantis, more Martian history and first contact with the Galactic Alliance.Martians left Mars prior to an interstellar collision that created the Rift Valley on Mars and blew away most of their atmosphere. They created Atlantis, but once again had to evacuate to go to another solar system before Atlantis was destroyed. The rock that destroyed Mars is coming to Earth in a few thousand years so the Martians left behind a powerful small ship to train the survivors on Earth in science to once again evacuate Earth. SHIP picks its own captains to advance science. In the past SHIP chose Aristotle, Tesla, and others, but science had wars instead of scientific advancement. Now time is almost up and SHIP chooses a young college freshman as its last captain. Volume one deals with his training and his advancement on Earth. SHIP allows him to select a female as first mate on SHIP to help with the mission to evacuate some of humanity to the stars.Volume two deals with Craig's brief courtships with the additional five women. The six women experts in their fields promote various areas of science to push humanity toward space travel. Craig and his polygamous family explore space to find suitable planets to establish colonies. All the advanced nations of Earth complete a small number of spaceships. SHIP and Karen work together to train 140,000 colonists as Dawn develops the spaceships; as Jill develops kits for oil drilling rigs, refineries, ore smelting machines; as Estera studies the plants found on new planets and ensures the ships will carry Earth plants for the colonies; as Sandy studies animals found on the new planets; as Shelby develops training on the chemistry needed for producing plastics, clothing, fuel, pharmaceuticals and other things from petroleum and coal found on the new planets. This book compares the SHIP in history to God in history, considers political issues for a new colony, and well, read it yourself.

This handbook contains chapters pertaining to twenty-two industrial systems from air compressors and compressed air systems to water treatment equipment and corresponding systems. It provides their descriptions including operation, maintenance and frequently found problems. Lastly it describes detailed troubleshooting methods to resolve those frequently found problems. Besides the system chapters, the book contains twenty-two sections forming an appendices containing data logs for the strength of materials and equipment to lists of the many engineering societies, codes, and frequently sought information for all engineering aspects of industrial facilities.

The Kid-Friendly Kitchen wants to help both parents and children explore preparing healthy meals with the right mindset and a little creativity. This book will teach children valuable life skills by fostering a positive relationship with food and encouraging their curiosity and creativity by allowing them to choose ingredients, mix flavors, and experiment with different cooking techniques. Kid-Friendly have created a sample weekly meal plan to help make your life easier, your kids' meals more enjoyable and promote healthy eating habits. In addition to that, this book also includes packing children's delicious and nutritious school lunch boxes daily. Is your child a picky eater So, grab your aprons, gather your loved ones, and let's embark on a journey of culinary exploration and togetherness.Additional Info: I am a mother of three children and a full-time healthcare worker. Based on my background, health is my priority, and diet has a significant impact on health and chance of living long. Thus, what we consume and feed our children today will come with good or adverse consequences tomorrow based on our diet. It was important for me to engage my children in developing healthy eating habits by making my kitchen kid friendly. The recipes and techniques provided in a kid-friendly kitchen worked well for me, my children, and my whole family to have fun, exciting and creative moments together. Based on my experience, I wanted to share what worked for me with you all; it is simple and doable. According to the study done by North Dakota State University, cooking with children helps them build self-esteem, develop self-confidence, responsibility, and independence ("Now You're Cookin': Meals with Help from Kids!," 2018).

To anyone who has ever questioned the afterlife due to their religious beliefs. Where ever there is an afterlife, we all, gay or straight, will be there together.

This book reflects not only the rich experiences and deep expertise of its authors but also their passion for and commitment to creating antiracist learning environments that empower students to strengthen their mathematical identities. More than a collection of strategies, it is a handbook for transforming mathematics education by acknowledging and leveraging the interconnected nature of children's learning through valuing and meaningfully involving students, families, educators, administrators, and community members. The chapters offer a treasure trove of practices that promote inclusion and reflect the importance of a collaborative approach to antiracist mathematics education. What a gift to those who work in mathematics education and recognize the need to transform business as usual.Mark W. Ellis, NBCT Professor and Chair, Secondary Education, CSU Fullerton This volume is an exceptional addition to the field, supporting individuals striving to enhance the educational experiences of mathematics students from marginalized groups. With a diverse range of authors, the book offers a much-needed counterbalance to the prevalent deficit narratives upheld by educators and other authoritative figures whose decisions significantly shape the prospects of countless young people in our nation. Kudos to TODOS for skillfully curating this collection that effortlessly intertwines thought-provoking ideas with practical strategies, creating a truly inspiring read.Pamela A. Seda Co-author of Choosing to See: A Framework for Equity in the Math Classroom Owner, Seda Educational Consulting, LLC Antiracist Mathematics Education: Stories of Acknowledgment, Action, and Accountability is an incredibly powerful book addressing the equity considerations that have always been the heart and soul of TODOS: Mathematics for ALL. The authors provide clarity and guidance for educators, communities, and students who seek to enact antiracist mathematics instruction and learning. The authors' keen insights into the challenges of this work and the strategies to overcome them set this book apart from others. The chapters are extremely valuable for personal and professional growth and perfect for educators striving to ensure that their classrooms and schools embrace teaching that is equitable, empowering, and inclusive for all. As one author observed, "Invisibility is painful. When you are not seen or recognized, you cannot help but question your worth." The chapters make visible students, parents/caregivers, teachers, administrators, and community members, highlighting their value and contributions to the education of every child. The book connects theory to practice and provides honest and thoughtful reflections, recommendations, and resources to advance TODOS' ultimate goals for students' mathematics learning and agency. Antiracist Mathematics Education is your guide to achieving the vision of TODOS.José Franco Co-director, Math Pathways & Pitfalls, WestEd Antiracist Mathematics Education is a must-read for every educator seeking to improve mathematics education experiences for their students. It is time to intertwine an antiracist lens with the mathematics education experience, and this book provides both the lens and the guidance necessary to apply it. Readers are exposed to firsthand stories from historically excluded peoples describing their lived experiences and educational experiences. Through these stories and the recommended practical action steps, readers will learn what they can do to ensure every student feels seen and valued in their educational environment. This is a must-have book for EVERY mathematics educator.Kristopher J. Childs Mathematics Education Consultant K Childs Solutions

Meet Boomer, the Golden Retriever who left an indelible mark on the lives he touched. From his delightful adventures in a quaint village to his cherished mascot and TV celebrity role, this true story is a heartwarming tribute to the life story of an extraordinary dog and the love he inspired.

The Golden Lock is a fairy tale for those who dare to dream. It is about following your heart, trusting in your dreams, and letting loose your imagination. The characters are dreamers, whether they are a princess or a prince, a sprite or fairy, a King, or an evil Lurk.The Golden Lock is a fairy tale in verse. It is meant to be read aloud with laughter or listened to by a soothing voice. If you enjoy the silliness and love fairy tales, I hope you enjoy "The Golden Lock".