Bøger af David Miller

A unique urban fantasy adventure with a mix of mythological and supernatural elements set in contemporary Boston If encountering a warrior woman on horseback, complete with chain mail, animal hides, and sword, menacing a red-clad leprechaun in a top hat and carrying a magic lantern didn't blow Sean Regan's mind-a former police detective recently busted down to patrol-the giant, bloodthirsty, attacking vulture that disappeared into a gigantic puff of smoke certainly did. Add to that a series of bizarre murders-bodies whose very souls were sucked from them like a vacuum-those freaky October snow storms, a deadly search for an ancient Celtic artifact called Lia Fáil that could determine the fate of this world-and Others-depending on who possesses it, and oh yeah, a killing spree by what just might be a pesky vampire on the loose, all leave Regan's grasp on reality tenuous at best. Crap like that doesn't happen in modern-day Boston. Does it? Pre-Christian Irish mythology is divided into cycles; the earliest of these being the Mythological Cycle, from the Book of Invasions, and chronicles the ancient lives, loves, losses, battles, and wars of the great Celtic gods. Now bear witness to the Irish Cycle, the epic, multi-part tale of what comes next.

Unlock the potential of your feline companion with "The Cat's Meow" This comprehensive guide offers a revolutionary approach to understanding and communicating with your cat through the power of clicker training.In this book, you'll embark on a transformative journey that will deepen your bond with your cat while unlocking their innate intelligence and curiosity. From the basics of clicker training to advanced techniques, each chapter is meticulously crafted to provide clear, concise instructions, ensuring success for both you and your feline friend.Discover how to create a positive training environment, choose the right tools, and set achievable goals for your training sessions. Learn essential exercises such as teaching your cat to sit, come when called, and touch a target, laying the foundation for a harmonious relationship built on trust and mutual understanding. But "The Clicker Cat Companion" goes beyond basic obedience commands. Delve into advanced techniques such as shaping behaviors and teaching tricks, unleashing your cat's creativity and problem-solving skills. Address behavior challenges with confidence and compassion, using clicker training as a powerful tool for enrichment and wellness.More than just a training manual, this book is a celebration of the unique bond between cats and their human companions. Explore the joys of interactive play, decode your cat's communication signals, and nurture a happy, well-balanced cat for life.Whether you're a seasoned cat owner or a newcomer to the world of feline companionship, "The Cat's Meow" is your indispensable guide to building a lifelong relationship filled with love, trust, and mutual respect. Embark on this rewarding journey today and unlock the full potential of your feline friend.

Herein lies a further adventure, set in the old west, featuring The Man From Castor River Bottom. A man blessed with fast hands, a keen eye and remarkable accuracy with his custom made .45 Colt known as "The Gurka". He is also cursed with wartime memories he describes as "The Beast" within him.A chance meeting with a old friend from his wandering years sets Hoyt Matthews off on a rescue mission. The Carter ranch in Precise, Colorado is under attack. The only defense is one man and his 17-year-old son.Hugh "Mongoose" Johnson is a ruthless, land grabbing, thug who has already forced two land-owning former slaves to sell out to him. 'Goose' has a thirst for more land, a six pack of gunmen and his sights set on the YC Ranch.Upon hearing of the threat to his friends ranch, Hoyt feels the dark wartime beast, long buried within him, arise once again. Submitting to his sense of responsibility, he leaves his comfortable family farm nestled on a hillside above the Castor River in Southeast Missouri. His destination: Southwest Colorado. His mission: Rescue his friend's source of livelihood. Along the way, he enlists the assistance of two war-time friends and garners the aid of a United States Marshal to reveal a serious discrepancy in the ownership of his friends ranch.The YC ranch requires a rescue. A rescue led, amid a cloud of burning gunpowder, by Hoyt Matthews, The Man from Castor River Bottom.

Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of the town of Arbroath, Scotland in this comprehensive exploration of its early years. Combining meticulous historical research with an engaging narrative style, the author brings to life the people and events that shaped this fascinating community.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

The Secret Of The Jew: His Life, His Family by David Miller is a comprehensive book that delves into the lives and experiences of Jewish people. The author explores the history and culture of the Jewish community, highlighting their struggles and triumphs over the centuries. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the Jewish way of life, including their religious beliefs, traditions, and customs. The author also sheds light on the challenges faced by Jewish families, including anti-Semitism and persecution. He examines the impact of these challenges on the family unit and the ways in which Jewish families have adapted and persevered in the face of adversity. The Secret Of The Jew: His Life, His Family is a thought-provoking and insightful book that offers readers a deeper understanding of the Jewish community. It is a must-read for anyone interested in Jewish history, culture, and traditions.A Marriage Guide, How To Stay Married, What A Married Daughter Of Israel Must Know, The Fountain Of Youth And Happiness.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Our family's account of traveling before snowmageddon 2021; totaling our car during the storm; and being rescued. The book details God's loving care through our most difficult challenges, by sending strangers to show us His love and protections. It details how our family learned to be thankful even when we go through harships and our prayers appear to be unanswered or ignored. This book will not only entertain readers with a travel adventure but also comfort readers who are also dealing with their hardships and tests of faith.

Miller's poetry in Matrix is minimalist, but it is not austere; it is spare, but generous rather than dry. As with his prose poetry, there are buried quotations and allusions, a richness of layering. And there is the balance of repetition, compositions of colour replaced by their words, simple ink drawings.

Enjoy these 30 unique Christmas coloring pages for relaxation as you celebrate this amazing Christmas year in 2017. These coloring pages are sure to bring enjoyment and relaxation to you this Christmas season!

This is the third poetry collection by Poet, Author, and Composer, David Miller. Miller's works have long been recognized as rich in imagery, clarity, humor, and substance. Lasting Blessings is no exception. He deals candidly and adroitly with the subjects of addiction, recovery, mental health, and spirituality, but also paints beautiful images of quiet life on the Carolina Barrier Islands and reveals how conchs get their shells.Dave and his wife, Ann, live in North Carolina in a little house called, "Island Time."

An epic crime novel spanning decades, continents, and cultures.

Mike Winters dreamed of escaping his dead end job and living a peaceful life by the beach. His decision to start an online business unwittingly draws him into the dark world of international cyber-crime with explosive and deadly consequences. The eBay Killers is a rollicking tale of young love, assassins, suburban swingers, Interpol, bashings, AC/DC, the Australian Federal Police, Captain America, bikers, strip clubs, a stuffed fox named Tyler and the transformation of a leafy Canberra suburb into a war zone.

A man struggles for forty years. He's after satori likely. But he acquires liver cancer.

If our planet is going to survive the climate crisis, we need to act rapidly.Taking cues from progressive cities around the world, including Los Angeles, New York, Toronto, Oslo, Shenzhen, and Sydney, this book is a summons to every city to make small but significant changes that can drastically reduce our carbon footprint. We cannot wait for national governments to agree on how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and manage the average temperature rise to within 1.5 degrees. In Solved, David Miller argues that cities are taking action on climate change because they can - and because they must. Miller makes a clear-eyed and compelling case that, if replicated at pace and scale, the actions of leading global cities point the way to creating a more sustainable planet. Solved: How the World's Great Cities Are Fixing the Climate Crisis demonstrates that the initiatives cities have taken to control the climate crisis can make a real difference in reducing global emissions if implemented worldwide. By chronicling the stories of how cities have taken action to meet and exceed emissions targets laid out in the Paris Agreement, Miller empowers readers to fix the climate crisis. As much a "e;how to"e; guide for policymakers as a work for concerned citizens, Solved aims to inspire hope through its clear and factual analysis of what can be done - now, today - to mitigate our harmful emissions and pave the way to a 1.5-degree world.

Death Trip is a novel documenting Harry Cain's journey into the dark heart of America.

Although perhaps best known now for her long friendship and correspondence with the writer Flannery O'Connor, Maryat Lee (1923-1989) was a highly regarded playwright, first in New York City and later in Appalachia, where she created EcoTheater. In both cases she used non-professional performers and events and people from their own lives to create a fresh and enthralling sense of story. As she wrote in the magazine that eventually became Whole Earth Review, "The words 'acting' and 'actor' have an association with pretension for most people outside the theater. I want something different. I just want people simply, and not so simply, to be themselves." Her plays evolved from the real lives of junkies (Dope!), gay urban life when it wasn't mentioned in public (After the Fashion Show), and the legend of John Henry--with a female lead. From the Soul and Latin Theater of Harlem in the 1950's to remote West Virginia in the 70's and 80's, her passion for immediacy and real connection in theater shine through Professor Bill French's book.

After challenging the reader with "...are you happy, truly happy?", the author of three previous books of narrative poetry suggests you join him by returning to Mother Nature to find your true nature. Several "get naked" references entice you to dump your smart phone and other devices and take a walk, rejoin Nature, commune with Nature. Not sixties hippy style this time but with the appreciation for Nature inherent to Native American cultures. Go Native, become one with Nature, instead of living apart from it. Sing a few Bird Songs and BE! Like two of his previous books, the author leads us into his poetry through a narrative drawn from what he has learned while living in his "new" home town of Yucaipa, California, an area rich in Native American history and culture. He serves as a guide, rather than an expert, as he leads us on new trails to find our true selves, our true nature, our true happiness, in the Nature that Native Americans have known all along. We are also treated to poetry that pays tribute to local Native Peoples and their Bird Songs. While many of his stories, poems, and characters may be local to his Yucaipa, they are presented as examples of sources that can be found "in your Yucaipa". This is not rocket science, as he says, it's as easy as walking outside and being quiet, real quiet. The narrative and poetry are very accessible, even to the novice poetry reader, and would be good reading while sitting under a quiet tree, re-discovering yourself. Both serious and funny at times, the author invites us to join him in the Nature that beckons us home. In the latest edition a special tribute to the wisdom of grandmas/grandmothers has been added, along with several (9) new poems stemming from a recent trip taken with a local Native American elder to a local sacred site.

Lessons We Learned from Our Fathers honors all the fathers you never hear about on the news, who are actively engaged fathers. From the father on the SEPTA subway platform in Philadelphia feeding his newborn, to the father in Rucker Park in Harlem watching guys hoop while his baby takes an afternoon nap, a transformation has been occurring amongst Black fathers.These fathers are "woke" and fully engaged in raising children to be scholars, community transformational leaders, spiritual anchors and individuals who love and care about humanity.While we may never see their names or photographs in the Washington Post or the New York Times, these men have created a standard in their homes and families that models Black manhood in its truest form.Although seldom acknowledged or discussed, the Black community has a rich legacy of fathers whom have blazed the trail, up lifting families and maintaining the richness of family and community life.Lessons We Learned from Our Fathers honors all the fathers you never hear about on the news, who are actively engaged fathers. From the father on the SEPTA subway platform in Philadelphia feeding his newborn, to the father in Rucker Park in Harlem watching guys hoop while his baby takes an afternoon nap, a transformation has been occurring amongst Black fathers.These fathers are "woke" and fully engaged in raising children to be scholars, community transformational leaders, spiritual anchors and individuals who love and care about humanity.While we may never see their names or photographs in the Washington Post or the New York Times, these men have created a standard in their homes and families that models Black manhood in its truest form.Although seldom acknowledged or discussed, the Black community has a rich legacy of fathers whom have blazed the trail, up lifting families and maintaining the richness of family and community life.

Submarine Commander Drake Chandler's career is on the line as he is sent on a last chance mission - surveillance off the coast of the President's newest ally North Korea. The President has concluded his Legacy 'Peace In Our Time' Diplomatic Achievement with North Korea removing and destroying all their nuclear weapons. On arrival on station, Drake is attacked by the North Koreans. Later tapping into an unknown communications cable, Drake learns North Koreans intend to launch a nuclear weapon at the United States. When he informs the National Command Authority, they refuse to believe him and he is ordered to abort his mission. Does Drake defy orders and stay to shoot down the missile, or does he depart the area as ordered and risk WWIII.

* DO YOU REALLY WANT TO QUIT SMOKING? THEN THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU!* WRITTEN BY A FORMER 40-A-DAY TWENTY YEAR SMOKER - SOMEONE WHO LOVED SMOKING.* A METHOD SPECIFICALLY TAILORED TO SMOKERS WITH LOW WILL POWER.* DESIGNED FOR SMOKERS WHO HAVE TRIED MULTIPLE TIMES TO GIVE UP AND FAILED.* A TECHNIQUE THAT ACTUALLY WORKS AND IS SUSTAINABLE, DEVISED FOR THE 'REAL WORLD'.* CONTAINS ALL THE INFORMATION YOU REQUIRE TO SUCCEED IN YOUR GOALS.* FREE YOURSELF FROM THE CHEMICAL ADICTION TO NICOTINE.* REMOVE THE PSYCOLOGICAL CHAINS OF SMOKING.* DISCOVER A NEW, HEALTHIER AND HAPPIER YOU.* ALL THE TOOLS YOU WILL NEED IN ONE PLACE, EXPLAINED IN PLAIN ENGLISH.* A GENTLE KINDER WAY OF QUITTING WITH REALISTIC GOALS.David Miller was a heavy smoker for twenty years who loved smoking but who desperately wanted to quit for his health. He had tried multiple times to give up but for one reason or another had failed repeatedly.Rather than give up 'giving up' David looked at the reasons he had previously returned to smoking. He recognized that he was weak willed and susceptible to temptation and devised a set of strategies to overcome these issues.The result was a technique that combined lots of small parts, that was easily achievable and that allowed him to quit smoking for life. And it worked! Many years later David leads a happy, healthy life as a nonsmoker.The success of David's technique has now helped countless others kick the smoking habit and remain cigarette free.Now, you too have the opportunity to put David's experience into practice. By purchasing this book you can unlock the secrets of quitting cigarettes and become a new you!

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David is a bright and intelligent 6 year old who chronicles his fun-filled adventure of riding the bus to school! Excitement fills the pages as he introduces his bus driver and his favorite teacher, and gives you a peek inside his lunch box! David reveals his favorite subject and shares a quick review of what he has learned. His sheer joy for learning and riding the bus to school will encourage children everywhere to see how fun learning can be. What are you waiting for? Hop on the school bus with David...and enjoy the ride!

1969 in California. Where people disappear and reappear at will. It's the end of something and the beginning of something, too. Nobody could say for sure what it should be called.

In the aftermath of 9/11 a man without an identity is admitted to a downtown emergency room. In the ensuing years we learn that he, much like the New York of the new century whose fate he shares, has been changed irrevocably by his experience. Or maybe he was never the man he claimed to be in the first place.

The Author/poet David Miller invites you into his home and life, and into a conversation that delves into such everyday questions as What is the soul? What is the meaning of life? What is the meaning of My life? Where did I come from? Who am I, really? Just simple, everyday questions. But instead of a scientific, theological, or philosophical treatise, the author asks you to join him, an average white man, on a quest to find out why the voice of black women seem to speak the loudest from his soul. We meet a black nurse that cradles him, a child with polio, against her warm big black breasts. His first teen crush, a new (you guessed it!) black English teacher with soft hands. A black and a brown woman at a Florida poetry gathering that send him off on a wild ride, 27 hours later, for the long drive home to California, writing feverishly along the way (and, oh, those dreams!). Finally, his most recent inspiration, his wife Myrtis, who liberates and releases the inner David that had been hiding in his shadows all along. Challenged with: "Have you ever written something erotic?" the poet's imagination (?) runs free, free, free at last. Erotica? Even chocolate erotica? From Dave, serious Dave. Who knew? Apparently, Myrtis! Woven into the conversation are more than forty poems and twenty haiku that help to tell the story, and yes, they're mostly about women, and yes, mostly black women. Oh sure, there's a little science like DNA, but this is a conversation, not a lecture. Your opinion counts. The author merely offers himself up as the starting point. What you think about him, and more importantly, what you think about yourself is up to you. Rather than just a book of poems that leaves you guessing their meaning or purpose, The Women I Am, is a presentation of poems within a story, each helping the author explain his African awareness, his relationship with black women, both in his present daily life and within each of our ancient souls. Mr. Miller is trying, after all, to answer the same questions many authors and poets ask: Why did I write that? Where did 'that' come from? His answer, well, see for yourself, decide for yourself.

Do you want to be strong and build muscles?Do you want to meet your fitness goals?Most likely, you're looking to improve your strength, build muscle, increase your endurance, or trim body fat. Optimal nutrition and hormone levels combined with enough sleep and working out consistently are essential to your success.If you fail to supply your body with the nutrients and calories necessary for your fitness goals, you will never reach your full potential.A plant-based diet offers fewer food options than the average omnivore. This is particularly true when it comes to lean protein sources. Education is the best investment you can make as a vegan athlete, plant-based gym rat, or whatever label fits you. This book will also teach you everything you need to know about proper plant-based nutrition and covers complimentary vegan supplementation for an active lifestyle. Included are easy-to-store, high-protein recipes that may promote the production of testosterone.Here is an overview of what you can expect from this guide to relying on a meatless diet: - Eat slow to muscle building- Carb cycling for weight loss- Overtraining Causes and Remedies- Our pantry vegetal- Breakfast Recipes- Soups and Stews Recipes- Desserts and snacks Recipes- Main dishes - Sides and Salads Recipes- Smoothies and drinks Recipes- Sauces and condiments Recipes- Supplements for vegan and vegetarian bodybuilderThere is no better way to kick-start your transformative journey than to embrace the vegan revolution and rely on it to power your athletic and bodybuilding goals. Allow this book to help you find your way!Would You Like To Know More?Download now to increase athletic performanceScroll to the top of the page and select the buy now button.

Through the many colors we all are, we follow the author on a journey from the comforting arms and warm bosom of a black nurse in a polio ward to the open arms and welcoming bosom of a black woman fifty years later. As in David's other books, we are invited to join in the journey, not as mere spectators, but as participants. The story is told within both narrative prose and poetry, enhancing each with the other. This fifth book by the author serves as a prequel to The Women I Am and Walking Bear Footprints, wrapping them into one package of a poet's retrospective of his life that is individual and unique only because we all are just as individual and unique. Being born to two white parents that were too poor in too many things to be any color, the author's life intersects at very vital times with women of color that give him the colors that would find their way into his ancient African soul and into his poetry, and finally, into the arms of an African-American soul. While the color black is frequently emphasized so is the color red, for war. With red we follow a Viet Nam era veteran to an anti-war poet questioning the sense of it all. Being an every-man's poet, David does not disguise his feelings about his history and our history. In the end he invites us to decide for ourselves what our lives and our history tells us about ourselves as both individuals and as a society. And, although we may feel Alone in the Crowd, we learn that we never truly are.

This is a true story of a young police inspector who finds himself out of a job during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore in World War II. He begins to fight back in his own way and is soon lured into joining a clandestine Allied spy ring. Working in disguise, 22-year-old Halford Boudewyn is tasked to smuggle out classified documents from a POW camp which could prevent another major invasion planned by the Imperial Japanese Army. This book is written based on the notes Boudewyn left behind shortly before is death. Now for the first time, his complete story can be told.

Released to the depths of a cold, dark river by her very young distraught mother, a child finds herself in a strange new world where, if she is to become an angel, she must first find the answers to why she is there and what: "I remember her crying," will lead to. We are first introduced to an old poet, who wrote, and is still writing, the story of the Angel Rose. At first he is reluctant to share it with the child who finds him writing, alone, with his back to the world. She must lead him out of his shadows, and help him rediscover himself and his voice. Along the way she will discover her own voice, and thus the tales begin. The stories are told through the weaving together of many poems into the narrative. They are stories as old as long ago, and as new as tomorrow, asking: What would we do. They are a type of coming-of-age story, or at least, coming-of-awareness. The dedication sets the tone: The Angel Rose is dedicated to the memory of the children of Ethiopia, The Congo, Rwanda, Somalia, the Sudan, and Syria (and too many, way too many, unaccounted for others). The author then goes on to ask us to remember them, our brothers, our sisters, our sons, our daughters all. While the two tales have numerous sources for their inspiration, such as the iconic cover photo of the Afgan Girl (National Geographic, June 1985, et.al.), the author's first inspiration came in a dream recounted in his book, "The Woman I Am," another book of exploring for truth and meaning through poetry. Hopefully, after enjoying this book you will be inspired to explore more yourself, and, the author hopes, even try exploring and expressing yourself through your own poetry.