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Portions of this book were previously published in The Castoffs, Vol. 1, digital issues 1-4 and The Castoffs, Vol. 1, print issues 1-4.
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Portions of this book were previously published in The Castoffs, Vol. 3, issues #10-14.
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Ready for a revolution in material freedom that will utterly change your quality of life? Dig into the companion Bible study to Randy Alcorn's bestselling book.
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Originally published in 1970, North to Cree Lake is the true story of two brothers who embark on the adventure of a lifetime. The onset of the Great Depression meant there were few opportunities for young men on the prairies, so the pair decided to pursue their dream of trapping ...in the North. This is a vividly recounted tale of life in the northern Saskatchewan wilderness, the old North, land of mystery and deep silences only accessible by canoe in summer, by dog team in winter, or by aircraft. The young men embrace the challenges of travelling in the North, and not only survive, but thrive. North to Cree Lake is full of fascinating details about everyday life in the North - what they ate, how they travelled, how to prepare moose nose - and offers insights into the men who chose to live in such an isolated and perilous region. Karras wrote North to Cree Lake many years after he left northern Saskatchewan, but the clarity of his memories is remarkable, as is his deep love of the North. A farmer's assistant for $2 a day, a grain buyer, and ultimately a school administrator, Arthur Karras no longer hunted when he returned to civilization but continued to fish. The writing of North to Cree Lake occupied his thoughts for many years. Karras lived in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, with his wife and two sons, and wrote one other non-fiction book.
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This book presents the reader with a meticulous way of achieving prosperity. Utilizing storytelling and philosophy, the reader will undeniably be lead on a roller coaster of emotion through their own past as well as the past of the author. The author's insights and advice on how ...to achieve personal fulfillment, overcome self-defeating behaviors, and realize individual influence is unparalleled. The book's core messagesaknow yourself, hold yourself accountable for your actions and behavior, set realistic and measurable goals, strive to be the best you can beaare time honored. This book is designed to indulge every reader in success and does not adopt a one size fits all methodology.Effortlessly leading the reader through the most important part of life, the present moment, the book begins with slowing downaallowing the reader to ponder on their current life. Continuing to transform the reader through self-reflection and self-recollection, one will find pleasant ease in knowing themselves fully. The foundation of each individual will be thoroughly explored and mendedaas the goal is to be your best prior to being the best for others. As the first of a trilogy, the book ends with the start of applying your influence on others.
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Covering the National Curriculum requirements for Key Stage 2, this text addresses life processes and living things. It includes 60 photocopiable worksheets for handing out to pupils, along with teacher's notes giving background information, answers, resources needed and teaching.../safety notes.
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Provides descriptions of a broad range of surgical and medical procedures for operating department practitioners.
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Advanced Satellite Communications .
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Provides comprehensive information on leadership and management issues encountered by all healthcare staff working in the operating department, particularly ODPs.
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Life is a bit like a patchwork quilt. You have to make the best quilt you can with the fabrics you have, not the ones you might have wished for.
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