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What do women expect from a relationship and how can men help to achieve it?What part does sex play in the personal relationship between partners?How do we realistically deal with inequality, disappointments, and abuse within a relationship?How can we improve the caring, respect and love side of a relationship?This is a confronting book which directs help to both women and men, who want to improve their potential to appreciate or fulfil their lives and relationships in the present, to understand how we are unconsciously influenced by the legacy of unresolved fears, negative thoughts, and disappointments from the challenges we have been exposed to in our past.Section headings:Attitudes towards sexSex from two perspectivesSexual equalityIntimate sexThe conversational, counselling style of the book is particularly concerned with, but not limited to, helping women and men in understanding their self-perceptions and behaviours that can lead to poor communications between couples, relationship breakdown, abuse, and domestic violence. The self-titled chapters, grouped into four themed sections, provokes and challenges us to examine and understand the reasons why we behave in certain ways that defeat our fundamental purpose of living as happy, self-assured, worthy individuals capable of caring, loving and respecting our partner and ourselves.

In BEHIND THE TEARS Dr Bruce Robinson discusses the different types of suffering that people experience today, how to understand why God allows it and, importantly, how to survive it. He also provides advice for the family members, friends and for churches when someone in their midst is suffering - i.e. 'how to help not hurt'. Finally he talks about how anyone can grow from suffering into a warmer, brighter future. SOME OF THE KEY ISSUES DISCUSSED ARE:How common suffering is WHY God allows it How to grow from suffering Practical tips for those who suffer Practical tips for those who care for sufferers Practical tips for friends and churches Grief Cancer, mental illness, chronic diseases and pain Conflict, anger, disappointment and bitterness How to grow from suffering and turn it into service of others.

Do you remember when you were 7 years old? You may remember it like yesterday - going to school, playing on the playground, having fun with your friends, enjoying the simple things in life and not having a worry in the world. For me, these years were stolen when I was diagnosed with Brain Cancer at the age of 7. Instead of going to school and having fun, I spent my days having chemotherapy and radiotherapy in hospital. I also had to deal with the side effects of the treatment, as well as learning to walk again. I couldn't even do the simplest of things anymore, my independence was ripped away. Now 15 years in remission and kicking Cancer's butt, I share my story of those darker days and some of my greatest accomplishments of Winning The Fight. This book will have you thinking 'WTF'!

On 11 January 1965, 15-year-old best friends, Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock were overwhelmed and slaughtered in the sandhills behind Sydney's Wanda Beach. Not only had the killer struck in a public area and during the summer school holiday break, but he'd done it in broad daylight. Despite the brazenness of the act, several police investigations and their ostensibly ongoing inquiries have failed to bring the killer to justice.Why did Marianne and Christine walk into the sandhills that ill-fated day? Why were they killed? How did their killer, who was almost certainly blood soaked, leave the area unseen? Why have the various police investigations failed to identify the killer? Were Marianne and Christine early victims of a 'True Crime Anti-Hero' like the vile Derek Percy, or the sadistic Christopher Wilder?Were they victims of a sexual assault gone awry, or were they the 'gateway' victims of a short-lived 'ripper-esque' killing spree in the Sydney-Wollongong corridor?

Join Sammy, a brave and courageous swamphen of Lord Howe Island on his many adventures. Meet his unique collection of friends from this World Heritage Island, including Tina the white tern, Willie the double-headed wrasse, Wilbur the woodhen and Sandy the swamphen who rally together to help Sammy overcome enormous obstacles. Will the Crown of Thorns destroy the coral reef? Can Sammy save Tina from Rodney and his rat gang? Will the Grommets invade the world?

Foundations by Robert Boundy is a workbook containing two progressive drum set syllabuses; Foundations and Intermediate, designed to develop practice skills and knowledge for playing the drumkit. The lessons presented in this book are based on Robert's study and documentation of American jazz drummer Gene Krupa's 14 key drum methods. The coursework featured in this book was developed through much reflection and consideration of how music students learn. Online music teaching is embraced in the contents of this book and designed using a context-based teaching and learning approach. It centres on maximizing the effect of learning through private music tuition for students of the drum kit. Foundations contains 12 modules to work through, supported by online play along backing tracks and video demonstrations available on the Rob's Drum Shed website.