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Author: Anthony J. Major Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 145025540X Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 232
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Never before did a group of young American kids exceed the exploits of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in such a magnificent manner. The six Major brothers and their group of hellions grew up in the sleepy town of Kellogg, Idaho, uncovering the strangest of characters, confounding the police and local authorities, creating and operating the strangest of machines, and causing the most bizarre spectacles that are still being talked about decades later. Now, after the years of tale telling, the truth is now put into print for the very first time.
Author: Anthony J. Major Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 145025540X Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 232
Book Description
Never before did a group of young American kids exceed the exploits of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in such a magnificent manner. The six Major brothers and their group of hellions grew up in the sleepy town of Kellogg, Idaho, uncovering the strangest of characters, confounding the police and local authorities, creating and operating the strangest of machines, and causing the most bizarre spectacles that are still being talked about decades later. Now, after the years of tale telling, the truth is now put into print for the very first time.
Author: Anthony J. Major Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 1663256683 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 295
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Just as a young schoolteacher was ready to quit her career and join a convent, she goes on a blind date and meets a mysterious and energetic Canadian man. Nine children later, the father runs off into the mountains, trying to revive defunct gold mines in the hopes of striking it rich. Eventually, he disappears across the Canadian border, never to return home. With the father now gone, the oldest sibling takes charge and the six brothers each venture out in life on their own. This story is about the trials and tribulations that each of them faced without any guidance; the setbacks, disappointments, heartbreaks, fist fights, and brushes with the law, all involving extreme mischief. Would they end up in prison without a father figure, or would they go on to find success? Since comedy and humor is the best medicine, this band of brothers pushed the envelope in the most hilarious ways. Only time would tell how it would all end.
Author: Rev. Gary W. Duncan, M.S., M.A., CSM/OCP Publisher: Dorrance Publishing ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 162
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About the Book Death, Transcendence, and Beyond chronicles Rev. Gary W. Duncan’s spiritual journey, from exploring the pagan Christian traditions of his Cherokee grandmother during childhood, to his adolescent job in a funeral home, to his own psychological and metaphysical studies later in life, leading him to ultimately become an ordained priest and psychopomp, a spiritual “tour guide” for the dying. In this highly personal and transparent work, Rev. Gary Duncan explores topics such as death, reincarnation, karma, the afterlife, and magick, and how expanding his understanding of our world and the next made him into the spiritual leader he is today. About the Author Rev. Gary W. Duncan, M.S., M.A., CSM/OCP began his career in the funeral business and later went into industrial chemistry where he spent over five years in polymer research and another five years in behavioral, social science, and medical research. He spent the next twenty-one years in private practice as a psychotherapist, sex therapist, and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in the State of Ohio. He is a writer, published author, ordained Gnostic Catholic Priest, and founder of the Monastery of Inner Awakening, a center for the study of sacred sciences, the soul, and the afterlife.
Author: Silvana Ziviani Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN: 1291875913 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 230
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Silvana Ziviani, seventy-five year old, has had an extremely adventurous life both internally and externally, and with this book, a true and exact report of her inner voyage, she wants to offer testimony of the direct experience of her long and difficult religious search, the hard-fought and thrilling quest for the freedom of the heart. This is a book that can be read at different levels: It is an autobiography of a modern woman and her adventurous life, but at the same time, it's a study of Buddhism and its various traditions; it is the direct experience of the teachings of the foremost spiritual masters during entire years of silence and meditation almost without interruption, years of going deeply within, into the mechanics of the mind and emotions, isolated in various meditation centers throughout Europe and Asia (Nepal, Burma, Sri Lanka, Thailand).
Author: William J. Webb Publisher: InterVarsity Press ISBN: 0830869026 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 194
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William J. Webb defuses misguided readings of biblical passages that call for the corporal punishment of children, slaves and wrongdoers. Setting these passages in their ancient cultural context, Webb reaffirms the importance of reading Scripture with God?s redemptive movement in mind.
Author: Glenda Kaufman Kantor Publisher: SAGE ISBN: 0761907769 Category : Psychology Languages : en Pages : 345
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This collection, based on papers from the 4th International Family Violence Research Conference, call for a collaborative approach to the study of family violence and examine theory, methodology, assessment, interventions and ethical concerns related to both child and wife abuse.
Author: Jeanne St. James Publisher: Double-J Romance, Inc. ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 449
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When two broken halves come together to forge one unbreakable whole… Officer Bradley Lennox, aka Nox, has been living in the shadows of his own grief since the unexpected loss of his wife. Just when he was finally on the road to recovery, they found Sadie in a motel in Ohio, causing his world to spiral back into darkness. Concerned for their fellow Blue Avenger, his MC brothers issue an ultimatum: accept help or risk losing his job as an officer with the Shadow Valley PD and his spot on the Tri-State Federal Drug Task Force. They hope it’ll compel Nox to free himself of the heartbreak consuming him. Then Aaliyah, a widow and single mother, takes over running the grief group he’s forced to attend. Knowing the pain of loss all too well, her determination to help Nox reignites the hope of him getting better. But it also sparks a connection he didn’t see coming. However, their journey is far from easy. Nox is resistant to fully embracing a new beginning, despite Aaliyah's unwavering perseverance. To make matters more complicated, her father is the sergeant at arms for the Dark Knights MC and harbors a deep-seated hatred for law enforcement. While Nox struggles to forge a brighter future for himself, for the task force, the stage is set for a violent showdown. A war erupts between two ruthless factions: the Deadly Demons MC and La Cosa Nostra, posing a threat to Nox’s fragile peace. Especially when someone he cares about gets caught in the crossfire. Note: Beyond the Badge: Nox is the sixth book in the Blue Avengers MC series. It’s HIGHLY recommended to read this six-book action/adventure series in order due to the continuing story arcs (subplots). However, each book focuses on a different couple who gets their HEA. This series has no cheating or relationship cliffhangers.
Author: Mark O'Connell Publisher: Simon and Schuster ISBN: 1439104182 Category : Family & Relationships Languages : en Pages : 316
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Fathering is one of the most basic and profound human activities. Yet in addition to its many joys, fatherhood is often freighted with longing, sadness, anger, and misunderstanding. Most of us, men and women alike, are acutely aware of how difficult it is to father well, year after year, until, and even after, children are grown. At the same time, the essential relationships between men and women and their children are under stress these days as never before, subject to the pressures of work, money, divorce, remarriage, and adoption. As a result, many fathers struggle with deep uncertainties about their parenting abilities. Meanwhile, society's definitions of masculinity appear ever more fluid, negotiable, and unreachable in today's media-saturated culture, which endlessly exposes men (and women) to a stream of images celebrating violence, war, hypermasculinity, athletic ability, corporate competition, alternative life-styles, "metrosexuality," and triumphant materialism. Who, men might rightfully ask, are we expected to be? Do various pop-cultural definitions of masculinity really reflect what it is to be a man? What in men's true natures helps them be good fathers? Can aggression be useful? What masculine traits do fathers need to guard -- and guard against? How do men love their children, and how is being a father very different from and no less essential than being a mother? And how can women understand how men experience fatherhood? This is the rich social reality that Dr. Mark O'Connell, a psychotherapist and father of three, addresses in his provocative, brilliant, and wise book. Drawing on both his professional case histories and personal experience, O'Connell describes the internal conflicts that many men feel about the difficulties of being a father but which they are often unable to discuss easily. Such issues include questions about authority, discipline, intimacy, physical contact, and sexuality. In ways that are distinctly masculine, O'Connell says, fathers communicate standards, insist on respect for others, instigate necessary confrontations, and even engage in the kind of rough-and-tumble play that enlivens the developing neural structures in a child's brain. O'Connell contends that fathers play a crucial role in conveying the rules, expectations, and inevitabilities of life, and he describes how men can help their families by understanding and embracing their own masculinity. Men are different from women and must be allowed to parent differently as well. The Good Father, however, is not just a very readable book for fathers struggling to find their best selves in relation to their spouses and children. Women will want to read The Good Father as well. All men and women have complex and important relationships with their fathers, whether or not those men were good fathers. Dr. O'Connell reveals how men and women alike bring these relationships to their parenting, and how we so often need to untangle these generational knots. Filled with reassuring common sense, The Good Father opens a path toward happier, more satisfying relationships for the entire family while helping men become the good fathers they deeply want to be.
Author: Frank Oppel Publisher: Booksales ISBN: 9781555212292 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 486
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From the wharves of Gloucester to the sugar maple groves of New Hampshire, from the orchards of Vermont to the bustle of downtown Boston, these volumes of collected articles - reproduced with illustrations from the original turn-of-the-century magazines in which they first appeared - bring the past magic of New England and its beloved coast to life.
Author: Anthony J. Major
Author: Anthony J. Major
Author: Anthony J. Major
Author: Rev. Gary W. Duncan, M.S., M.A., CSM/OCP
Author: Silvana Ziviani
Author: William J. Webb
Author: Marc Chenetier
Author: Glenda Kaufman Kantor
Author: Jeanne St. James
Author: Mark O'Connell
Author: Frank Oppel