Bøger af David Adams

Every night, you need an average of 7-8 hours of sleep. Sleep is as essential as air, water, or food. Now, ponder this: How much have you invested in enhancing the comfort of your bedroom in the last five years? Could it be that you're resting on an uncomfortable mattress and an old pillow handed down from your parents?Let's momentarily step away from the quest for a cozy bedroom because that alone won't guarantee a good night's sleep. In this book, you'll discover a plethora of simple and effective lifestyle and sleep hygiene recommendations that can enhance your sleep quality and quantity.

Do you want to let others know you are trying to be more than just good in bed? Than buy this book and hold it proudly. This book has several pages available for you to keep a daily journal about all your godly stories that occur in the bedroom. Besides that this book really has no value on the inside, besides an amazing cover. This is almost exactly the same book as "How to Cope With Being a Sex Goddess" but has a different cover.

TERROR IN PARADISESTEVE WALLACE embarks on his most challenging mission so far !!!!!!ISIS is funding its evil plans to dominate the world financed by selling stolen ancient artefacts. The CIA needs Australian Agent Steve Wallace to go undercover to collect vital Intelligence. He has to unravel the terrorist organisation's funding distribution system. The money gained buys missiles, guns, and ammunition and fund cells and terrorist attacks, including 9/11. Steve Wallace is ex-SAS and one of the best, but this undercover job calls for a James Bond or Jason Bourne. Can Wallace succeed out of his comfort zone? Travel with him as he tracks down the smugglers all over the world racking up a body count, and sending shock waves through the sophisticated organisation, all the way up to the third-generation New York Antique Dealer.

Archaeological evidence for Anglo-Scandinavian Norwich, spanning the Middle Saxon period to the 11th century.

A unique first novel, radically experimental with music, poetry, architectural sketches and mementos. The visual aspect of the page layout carries an additional level of the message. Does Kris really talk with God? We will never know. But his message to us of Armageddon is more relevant than ever since 1963 when the novel took place (and was written).

Can you get healthy just by reading a book about health? Of course not. This can be just another book that collects dust, or one that can have a lasting impact on your life and those who surround you. This book explores how to get healthy and, more importantly, why you need to. When you understand the Why behind the How, and apply what you've learned, then you can have true success and long-term results. In this book, you will learn: -That the power to heal is within you -How to break negative belief systems -Why the things you've been doing haven't been working -The importance of knowing your own role in your healthcare -The only way to create different results "This book will help you break commonly held belief systems that keep you from optimal health." -Dr. Charlie Webb, Leading Expert in Optimizing Health "Dr. Adams is really changing people's lives. In Don't Just Be Alive...LIVE! you'll learn how to get rid of what you don't want and create the optimum lifestyle you've always dreamed about." -Lyn Jenkins, RN and Mom

"Canada will NEVER be a safe haven for zombies. EVER." - John Baird, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 2013 There are so many things worse than death. Let's explore some, shall we? As inevitable as birth, death is just another part of life. No more malicious than the sunset at the end of a day. It isn't some evil bogeyman that preys upon innocent mortals who would otherwise live forever. All good things must come to an end. But what if they don't? What is life continued as a rotten parody of its previous existence, left to jerk and move, their mind a driver unable to drive stick? Dive into this confused mish-mash of stories set in Hugh Howey's world of I, Zombie. Enjoy the comedic, the horrific, the stupid and the insightful. Still not fit for human consumption.

Skye Rae Shimomura was an ordinary teenage fox just playing music on her Crimson Ocarina for the town festival. One fateful day however, a dragon's spirit appears with the request to save the dragon's daughter. The young fox accepts the request, and with the help of her close friends and Sensei, travels across the magical planet of Kazaron. She will ride amazing dragons, collect powerful magic crystals, and even uncover a deep secret about her origin that took place over 113 years ago.

"Never again attempt to develop this kind of technology." It is with these words that an unknown alien attacker destroys the Earth cities of Tehran, Sydney and Beijing. Fifty million people die... and nothing is ever the same again. Some call them Demons, some call them Aliens, but to Chinese Naval Captain Melissa Liao they are the enemy. She is given command of one of three great warships built to fight the "demons", the TFR Beijing. Her task is simple. Find who attacked Earth and why... then stop them. Book one of the Lacuna series.

I am Ren of Atikala. Kobold. Sorceress. Warrior. I have many stories to tell and this one is about my home. Home. The word has a special resonance with us all. Great or humble, rich or poor, everyone cherishes their home, and if deprived of it, loses a piece of themselves. I once thought that life could not be so cruel as to take everything I'd known in an instant. Oh how I now understand that life can be capricious indeed. This is the story of how I came to the surface of Drathari and unwillingly traded a life for a life.

It's 2037. I'm Mike Williams, but you can call me 'Magnet'. Everyone else does. It's short for 'Chick Magnet', which is good old-fashioned military humour at its finest. At age fifteen, my face picked a fight with the propeller of my family's boat, on a shoal near Broome, off Western Australia. It was an accident, but, needless to say, the propeller won. Twelve years later, I was a not-so-ruggedly-handsome fighter pilot assigned to the TFR Sydney. Not the Captain, or flight leader, or anything similarly exciting. Nobody special, just one mostly-unmemorable pilot among the many nameless, faceless masses. I'm Magnet. This is my story. Contains: Magnet Magnet: Special Mission Magnet: Marauder Magnet: Scarecrow and a bonus story, "Magnet Saves Christmas"! This novel length collection of Magnet stories is interwoven into the Lacuna universe, taking place between Lacuna: The Sands of Karathi and Lacuna: The Ashes of Humanity, but is suitable for reading as a standalone collection. Parts of the Lacuna universe: - Magnet - Magnet: Special Mission - Magnet: Marauder - Magnet: Scarecrow - Magnet Omnibus I (new release!) - Imperfect - Faith The Lacuna series: - Lacuna - Lacuna: The Sands of Karathi - Lacuna: The Spectre of Oblivion - Lacuna: The Ashes of Humanity (new release!) - Lacuna: The Prelude to Eternity (coming soon!)

Do you want to let others know you are trying to be more than just good in bed? Than buy this book and hold it proudly. This book has several pages available for you to keep a daily journal about all your godly stories that occur in the bedroom. Besides that this book really has no value on the inside, besides an amazing cover. This book is almost exactly the same as "How to Cope With Being A Sex God" but has a different cover.

This book, a utopian novella set in the year 2026, is part of a trilogy along with The History of the Culture of War and World Peace through the Town Hall: A Strategy for the Global Movement for a Culture of Peace. Together they put forward a comprehensive and feasible plan to achieve world peace. They are based on the author's responsibility for the United Nations International Year for the Culture of Peace (2000), the Manifesto 2000 signed by 75 million people, and the United Nations Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace. This novella foresees the coming collapse of the global economy and nation states as an opportunity to refound the United Nations on the basis of those who understand the need for a culture of peace: individuals, civil society organizations and local governments. It provides an imaginative and personalized account of how the world has come to a culture of peace and explores the various contradictions involved.

Are you tired of the endless attempts to tear your child away from the Internet, gadgets or video games? Are you afraid that social media will make a bad guy/girl from your little baby?Parenting is a wonderful journey, especially today, when children are surrounded by gadgets, the internet, video games, social networks, etc.This applies whether you're parenting toddlers, preschoolers, elementary students, or teens, or whether you're parenting boys or girls. To help your child along his or her journey to adulthood, you should know the basic principals and requirements for parenting in today's world. In this parenting guidance, you will discover the keys to understanding: modern discipline; child development; forming the right habits; the influence of parents; establishing value in the child's life.You will learn how to turn seemingly dangerous hobbies, like the internet or social media addiction, into useful tools for developing your child's personality.Against the background of the general trends that one encounters when bringing up a child, you will find real-life examples that help you understand the modern process of parenting.Let's look a glimpse of what you'll receive in this Guidance Introduction Chapter 1: The Modern KidChapter 2: Communication with a Modern Child Choose discipline over punishment Acknowledge their emotions Using approaching statements Kind words are essential Acceptance is keyChapter 3: Forming the Right Habits for Your Kids with The Use of Technology Screen Time Internet Access Mobile Devices Video Games Your Kids and Social MediaChapter 4: Self-development for a Modern KidChapter 5: Modern Children and ReligionFinal Words Just Click the "Buy Now" Button and Enjoy the Reading! Happy Parenting!★★Buy the Paperback Version of this Book and get the Kindle Book version for FREE ★★

I believe that history is made by people like you and me. That means that "peace is in our hands", which was the slogan of the United Nations International Year for the Culture of Peace (2000), of which I was the director. To learn how this could be possible, I undertook the study presented here in Psychology for Peace Activists which examines the lives of great peace activists, based primarily on their own autobiographies, in terms of a theory of consciousness development. Being American, I chose to study activists from American history. This was later expanded to include the important example of Nelson Mandela from South Africa. From this, I draw the conclusion that while the task is difficult, it is also possible, and we have much to learn from those who have gone before us. For this reason, I have given this little book the sub-title of "A New Psychology for the Generation Who Can Abolish War."

Part of a trilogy along with The History of the Culture of War and I Have Seen the Promised Land, the most comprehensive and feasible plan ever put forward to achieve world peace. It is based on the author's responsibility for the United Nations International Year for the Culture of Peace (2000), the Manifesto 2000 signed by 75 million people, and the United Nations Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace. It foresees the coming collapse of the global economy and the system of states as an opportunity to refound the United Nations on the basis of those who understand the need for a culture of peace: individuals, civil society organizations and local governments. It provides descriptions of initiatives already underway, as well as approaches that can be used by those who wish to take up the task.

Although there are many histories of war, this is the first history of the culture of war. Drawing on anthropological, sociological and historical data, it traces all aspects of the the culture of war in its evolution from prehistory to the present time. It concludes that the history of the state has been the increasing monopolization of the culture of war, to the point that the state is incapable of promoting a culture of peace. This book is part of a trilogy along with World Peace through the Town Hall: A Strategy for the Global Movement for a Culture of Peace and the utopian novella, I Have Seen the Promised Land. Together they put forward a comprehensive and feasible plan to achieve world peace. They are based on the author's responsibility for the United Nations International Year for the Culture of Peace (2000), the Manifesto 2000 signed by 75 million people, and the United Nations Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace.

Few people manage to make a true impact on others the way Mike Adams did during his life.As a professor, columnist, and friend, he left an indelible mark on nearly everyone he met, moving them to become the best versions of themselves through his witty yet thought-provoking remarks. Although Mike passed away in 2020, his legacy lives on through the insights he shared in his writing--the greatest examples of which have been carefully compiled by his surviving brother, David. These narratives serve to map out the major events of Mike's life while shining a light on the positive influence he had on those he encountered along the way.A touching testament to someone who was loved by many, Life and How to Live It tells the story of a life well lived by a man transformed--from a D student to an A student, from an atheist to a Christian, and from a liberal to a conservative. It honors a beloved leader who devoted himself to educating and inspiring others in life and who continues to do so now that he's gone. With Mike's trademark humor and wisdom leaping from every page and David's commentary providing meaningful context, this book is sure to ignite a desire in every reader to examine their beliefs and consider how to make a lasting difference in the world.

A poetic tale of the growth and struggle of a laborer who became a professor and a technical writer, along with the angels and ghosts who helped and haunted his path, and the call to poetry that never left him. That path follows Stephen Dzerko as a recently divorced and broke and rebellious aspiring poet with little certainty in front of him. His path leads to years of rambling, uncertain blue collar jobs, near death in industrial accidents, and the family strangeness for those coming of age in the 60s. The book traces the unusual path he took from laborer to working, albeit reluctantly, in higher education. Casual Labor is really a tale made up of other tales. Rather than a linear narrative, the tale is organized thematically, with sections such as The Laborer's Dream; A Little Strange; Visitations; The Art of Lostness; Angels, Ghosts & Kindred Spirits; A Little Sensitive to Light; Politics & Death; and When the Heart Speaks, Take Good Notes.Stephen Experiences danger and heartche as he seeks to find what one reviewer described this way: In its overall structure, Casual Labor is an autobiographical story of questing, a mighty effort to find, by writing, the unity of a life that often seems to be in chaos: directionless or even flying apart. The language of its prose and the language of its poetry exquisitely capture the movement between the mundane and the mysterious that Steph negotiates throughout his search to make sense of his experience and that of his parents, whose unconditional but often bewildered love for him, and his memory of that love, sustains him when all else crumbles away. It was a tale that needed to be told, full of wonder and sadness, that asks the reader to participate in Steph's explorations of a "laboring" life from a post-War childhood through the Viet Nam years and after; through "searching for love in all the wrong places"; through grappling with experiences whose moral is "life isn't fair"; to a present that leaves him still pondering life in a universe without the comforts of the Church, where language itself leads him to the only order there is.

Spout the dragon is upset because he is not being treated fairly because he is different! But this little water-breather uses his talents to help out his friends, and he realizes he can be super helpful when it comes to being a firefighter. Spout the Dragon Becomes a Firefighter shows children that it's okay to be different and when you work hard you can become anything.About the AuthorDavid Adams works as a police officer in Sonoma County and has always wanted to write a children's book. He works closely with firefighters and knows how important they are in our communities. He has two daughters to whom he loves reading books and a wife who helped support him through the police academy and with making this book.

A selection of new and significant earlier work by American poet David Adams.

Set within a wider British and international context of post-war reconstruction, The Everyday Experiences of Reconstruction and Regeneration focuses on such debates and experiences in Birmingham and Coventry as they recovered from Second World War bombing and post-war industrial collapse.