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Colour in these detailed line drawings. The ideas will stimulate your own thoughts and memories, helping to create your own pictures and stories. Ideas include - Wild and free animals - Sports - School friends - Flying - Night out - Holidays - The Earth and its planets - Gardening - Weather warnings - Plan for New Town - Tree of Life - Performing on stage - Zodiac creatures - Heroes past and present These exercises aid relaxation, stimulate creative expression and improve memory. They have been successfully used in various therapeutic and educational settings. Used on their own, they help the brain to think in different creative ways, using your personal unique experiences. Share your work with others, this improves memory and encourages discussion which results in positive feedback.

Its crisis time in Somleigh village and the community is up in arms. A heavy metal rock band has moved into the Manor house, and is destroying the calm of the district with their appalling behavior and dreadful music.Even worse, they've acquired the brewery as part of the estate, and are threatening change the beloved local ale to suit the London palette.Something has to be done and bloody quick too. Lucky you kept all those explosives after the war Ivan....

This is a future history and thought experiment detailing the steps people will have to take to make Mars a habitable planet.

This is a history of the progress humans made in colonising the solar system between the years 2000 and 3067. It includes descriptions of how our ancestors terraformed Mars and Venus, how they gave these planets atmospheres and oceans, how they used life to make them habitable and how science changed both the people and their machines.

The 3rd January 1925 Mussolini said that - the democratic values have to be found in the Catholic tradition - then he dismissed the parliament, the political parties, the freedom of press, made the Catholic Religion the Religion of State and persecuted the oppositions as Apostates of the faith and enemies of the State.Nevertheless, the democratic values like the freedom of choice and the secular value of Justice are the result of the emancipation from the absolute power of the church, and have never been catholic values but catholic heresies to be persecuted and eradicated with recurrent intellectual cleansing.As evidence, there is no way to tell one democratic value that has ever been a catholic value in history, but how to interpret the evidence that all the Universities are disguising the democratic values as Catholic Legacy, and propaganda at a geopolitical scale this alternative system of values for some students, while the others are blackmailed for the confirmation of their true academic career from state universities, become paperless like impostors and their lawsuit are swept into the afterlife for Justice.Unfolding as casual conversations in the park concerning significant contradictions regarding the origin of fascism and civil rights, this book aims to explore and challenge the very syllabus and school programs through first hand experiences and research.

Joshua was nearly eleven and he'd worked down the Blists Hill coal pit since he was seven and a bit. He hated it down there. He hated working in the dark, he hated the rats and the stink of the tunnels, and he especially hated it when the mine flooded and his wet boots rubbed his feet raw. Then on the day that Bradley the horsekeeper gave him another beating so bad he ached all over, he made up his mind to run away and find work on the Severn trows. But what would happen to poor Drummer, left behind in the dark? What would happen to his Mum and sisters if he left them to the mercy of the evil Isaac Whitlock? And how could he sail to Bristol, when his Dad had been set to work in the most dangerous part of the mine? Afraid of the river gangs and worrying about his Dad, Joshua must decide whether to run for his life, or to stay in Coalport and try to protect his family.