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I grew up on Canvey Island in the 1950s when life back then was very different from today - unhurried and easy going and although times were hard, we got by - we had to. School was no fun for me due to the name calling and mockery I both endured and had to contend with. The 1953 floods too, hold scary memories. I feared stormy weather at night for many years and I really don't enjoy swimming. It wasn't all bad, there were plenty of fun times too.

At noon on Friday 3rd August 1787 on the Racecourse, Northampton. 5000 people mill around, looking for the best vantage point to see four men hanged in a public execution. They were members of the Culworth Gang, a band of highwaymen that had carried out 47 recorded robberies and many other offences on the good folk of the East Midlands, with little regard for consequence. The gang numbered up to seven on a raid, but only four had been convicted and for them, there was no escape. The makeshift gallows was their fate. Not long after midday the hangman's noose tightened and sent the four to meet their Maker. The gang had roamed the countryside of South Northamptonshire and neighbouring counties for twenty years looking for people to rob. Eventually caught due to carelessness, this is the first full history of the worst gang of highwaymen in the county's history.

It's time to find the answers... it's time to find Your truth It's time to access your Master Plan This is the book of the 21st century that connects and integrates the body, the mind and finally brings us back to spirit. Dr Michael Sims takes you on a journey through the Body/ Mind/Spirit framework of human existence - connecting to contemporary and ancient disciplines that communicate to us and give us practical understanding and methods to integrate the Body/Mind/Spirit framework into our lives. Our current times, worlds and relationships are crying out for a new way forward - societies, people and groups are feeling the pressures of life acutely and more profoundly than ever - now is the time to regroup, to take stock and connect back to who we really are... It's time to come Home and integrating your Body/Mind/ Spirit through accessing your Master Plan will show you the way...

Follow Sam and see if you feel like him today. Sam likes to show people how he feels so he can talk to them about it. This book is for 3 year olds onwards. The idea is simple. I have picked 12 different emotions that are easy to understand for children at a young age and not to complicated and confusing. Some children find it hard to explain how they are feeling. I hope with the aid of this book and chart enclosed it will teach your little ones to recognise and show everyone how they feel. That they will grow knowing that we care and it is good to share their stories. To help support and nurture young minds so all children grow with confidence and positivity. I hope this book will teach children from a young age to share their feelings and make it fun.

Gloria Samuel loves to teach and loves travelling. This book was inspired through one of her many series of travelling, to Africa between 2017 - 2020. Children are the ones who grow up and change the world. Their minds are developed through growth and experiences. We hope they continue to heal this world and make it a better and safer place, for all of us to live and breath regardless of their circumstances.

If you dare, walk with me: To a place that exists outside the norms of any morality. And who then, am I? Well.... You may call me.... 'Jack'. But, you may know me better as... 'Jack... the Ripper!' I fascinate many So, prepare to be thrilled! Between these printed pages A whole new story, about my past, will unfold. My life in 'Brighton' History, after all, always has Hidden me here..... In plain sight!

Pytheas of Massalia-a Greek scientific adventurer of the fourth century BC-was the first literate explorer to meet British countryfolk and write of their customs, crafts, food and farming practices. He explored parts of Britain including Kent, Stonehenge and the Cornish tin mines, then sailed to Scotland, Shetland, Iceland and the amber coasts of Denmark. His was a truly ambitious voyage, extremely risky for mariners in the boats of the time, especially in stormy conditions and near-Arctic drift ice. Consequences arising from Pytheas' inspection of Stonehenge are far-reaching because as a learned Greek he understood its purpose and, in the assessment of the present author, validly identified it as a Temple to the Sun. Temples implicitly accommodate and safeguard in their inner sanctum one or more icons to the divine. Befittingly, the present author had previously noted a significant, hitherto-unrecognized, carefully-carved phallic icon (a fallen bluestone) in the middle of the monument, and in this volume makes it public knowledge. Moreover, Pytheas describes the Stonehenge priesthood in enough detail as to indicate that the monument was still in use when he was there. Purposeful, exciting, audacious, this was a sensational exploit on sea and land. The 58 illustrations help to express the points under study, and allow readers to appreciate the mood of ocean and countryside that Pytheas encountered.

APART POSSIBLY FROM MEMBERS, WHO WOULD WANT TO READ ABOUT THE CARR FAMILY EXPERIENCE? MY DOUBTS ASSAILED. Gradually a more positive mind set took over as I concluded that most of us experience the framing, sustaining, in some cases maiming, events we call life within the context of the family stage and drama: Schooldays, Marriage, Offspring, Separation, Births and Deaths. To smooth the reader's journey a simplified Carr family tree has been included but it is in awareness of the above great commonality that these poems are offered, in hope they bring caring and sharing to others.

An age-old approach has quietly been addressing the issues confronting the human condition. An approach that in our science-driven world we have almost forgotten, the heart of the Gospel message. It can no longer be ignored. Our mental and emotional health and well being are being constantly challenged and even under threat, accelerated by the rapid changes to our daily lives brought on by the recent 2020 global pandemic. Times are uncertain. The future is no longer as clear. Therapy has gained rapid traction, promoted as the best evidence-based alternative to medication for addressing the increasing mood and anxiety disorders we are experiencing. While therapeutic approaches have merits in helping to modify or adapt our ways of thinking and behaving, therapy alone cannot fully address the root issues that affect us all. The purpose of this book is two-fold. The first is to explain why therapeutic approaches tend to fall short of effecting lasting change. The second is an attempt to share fresh insights into why the Gospel message is more relevant to us today, the only true therapy for the human soul.

It begins with a favour for his uncle. He's a dogged journalist. His visit coincides with a total solar eclipse. He's been here before, and so has his uncle. He's determined to disprove his uncle's theories. He doesn't believe in any local bunkum, or her. It's an isolated corner of the world. Its inhabitants are indigenous tribes people. It holds beliefs and customs involving heavenly events. Its god is a sacred scarab who is easily angered. It attracts an archaeologist to its ancient burial grounds. She's been missing for 10 years. She's found holding the sacred scarab. She claims not to remember her missing decade. She distrusts him and so does the scarab. She's the granddaughter of the archaeologist. It ends in a three-way obsessive quest for the truth.

PollyAnna Perkins lives in the small seaside town of Coatham Sands along with her mum and gramps. The only thing missing in Polly's life is her dad who disappeared before she was born. Whilst seeking shelter from a storm on her way home from school, Polly is tempted into a funfair where she is persuaded to try out a virtual reality game and is sucked into a vortex. After being unceremoniously dumped onto the dark side of the moon, Polly meets a disgruntled young boy called Nunkie along with his cheeky agogwe companion, Pendek. They team up with Uncle Tibus and the Archivist to begin an epic adventure. Follow this bunch of kooky friends on their incredible journey to thwart the emperor Astronomus in his quest to conquer the Blue Planet and rule the Universe. Witness them fight off the malevolent hook-handed commander Virunas, navigate the Sea of Tranquility and overcome attacks from the deadly strix and amikiri. Can Polly and her friends find the molecule inverter and repair the forcefield in time to save both Earth and Lunardium from the evils of the empire and along the way can Polly discover the Archivist's heart stopping secret?

The main character is an artist who is looking for a healthy relationship with a female. The book talks about her difficult chapter of life in overcoming life's obstacles while fighting with depression and mental health problems. In relationships with doctors who are sensitive are seen as angels, in which she is looking for a mentor and life advice. It shows how much she cares about a healthy relationship with herself. She opens up to people using artistic dialogues. While looking for a diagnosis, she meets a lot of people who help her get back on her feet and recover. It focuses on the feelings they experience during life's twists and turns. It shows how much art has in common with medicine. It reveals a hidden feeling in a relationship with a female and how much it affects her state of mind. The main theme is love for art. The main character learns reciprocity and growing up, but also self-discipline, mental strength, self-confidence and care for her own health.

Journey through Wings of Metamorphosis, a poetic odyssey from adversity to freedom. This collection of poetry weaves through the threads of nurturing the inner child, grappling with grief and the courage required to let go. From the depths of pain to the heights of healing, these verses embrace vulnerability and resilience, embarking on a transformative journey towards renewal and rebirth.

Getting things done is not a collection of actions that keep you busy, and being busy doesn't mean you are busy. Rather, it is a revealed process that gets the only PRIZE showcased in any career for passing through life. This book is a well-researched GTD & MTA principles, dynamics, and result-oriented processes that drive energy, executing problem-solving skills, realistically. Motion isn't speed. Getting direction is far more important than gaining speed to a goal. Your future is waiting to grow, contained therein are breakthroughs yet to be experienced. Explore and exploit them in this book. Consider It Done (CID) has eight in-depth chapters. A book that will remain in your memory long after you've finished the final page. If you want something new, be ready to do something new, work hard in silence, and let success make the NOISE.

In these twelve counselling encounters Ross Prufrock explains lucidly the thoughts, feelings and processes of a very human counsellor. He encounters people for whom he clearly has a good deal of affection. All the twelve people that Ross discusses have different astrological sun signs. Readers are therefore challenged on two fronts: can they recognize each sun sign in these people and how do they respond to the counsellor's approach and his male gaze. A book for astrologers and counselling trainees - what is good and what is bad practice?