British paranormal horror written and directed by Edward Boase. In an attempt to win a one million dollar prize for the best paranormal footage, flatmates Jemma (Jemma Dallender), Matt (Joshua Dickinson) and Steve (Nate Fallows) purchase a supposedly haunted mirror online which they hope will hold the key to the jackpot. However, they find themselves unprepared for the apparently unstoppable forces that they unleash within their home. Is the million dollar prize worth the price they're forced to pay?

It was the late 60's and early 70's and June's way of life was the way that most young girls go when they are coming of age.
She was at that age when boundaries are tested, the meaning of freedom explored, and the values she had grown up with, questioned.
Together with her friends, the moral and ethical issues of their situation as white South Africans became more complicated and the problem of loyalties, because of peer pressure, had to be uneasily addressed.
The complex mixture of South African politics, religion and the drug culture, did not help June's failing view on life.
It was only when she experienced a dynamic encounter with God that everything seemed to make sense at last.

This book focuses on the specialised field of Nurse Case Management and the need for formal training for Nurse Case Managers (NCMs). In particular, the study aimed to establish what the outcomes should be of a learning programme for practising NCMs in South Africa. I used a descriptive survey study design. Data was collected using the Delphi technique. The Delphi technique involves questionnaires to be distributed, collation of the data returned and the distribution of a revised questionnaire for input from the participants. Each questionnaire distributed becomes a 'round' and forms part of the process of data collection. A group of experts working in the field of managed healthcare (MHe were included as the study respondents. Consensus was reached after three rounds as to what the learning outcomes for NCMs should be. This study found that NCMs practising in South Africa require a specialised set of competencies that are not covered in the basic general nursing training...

"Marriage on the Rock...s" gives one a glimpse into the mental struggles that are experienced when implementing faith in a failing relationship.It is a simple story of one woman's personal walk with God, and the power of love, in the face of an almost irreconcilable relationship... With God all things are possible...

This comprehensive exploration of Bulgarian traditions, beliefs and lifestyles provides a wealth of information available for the first time in English, in one volume. Folk customs sustain a community and promote the welfare of the individual within it, and in Bulgarian these customs have for centuries fulfilled many social and personal needs, strengthening the family, comforting the bereaved, educating and celebrating. Part One includes an introductory overview of Bulgarian history and looks at the background to traditional Bulgarian society, costumes, music and dance. Part Two and Three detail the various festivals and customs that are related to almost every aspect of Bulgarian life, dividing them into two groups: customs relating to the family and individual, and calendar customs and festivals. The book includes general information on human behaviour and beliefs, as well as more specialized information on subjects such as the ritual use of plants or the significance of, for example, the colour red. It will be a valuable source of reference for anthropologists, ethnographers and historians.