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The author examines the numerous facets of 'implicit intelligence
policies'those unspoken directives that often profoundly influence
social and educational policies-and their impact on policies
regarding measured and actual mental ability.
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Patti the Pelican (Paperback)
Patrick Giambalvo; Illustrated by Ruby Roth; Edited by Angela Browne Miller
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Discovery Miles 6 170
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Transcending Addictions and Other Afflictions, (Second Edition),
with over 30 illustrations and diagrams, is the newest version of
this book of worldwide popularity. This Second Edition adds, to the
already highly valuable and practical material of the First
Edition, a whole new and broader understanding of both drug/alcohol
and non-drug addictions. TRUE PERSONAL CHANGE HAS SO MANY ASPECTS:
PHYSICAL, NUTRITIONAL, SOCIAL, SPIRITUAL, MENTAL -- EVEN CELLULAR.
Only change on all levels can break or rewire a problem addiction
to a substance, a behavior, an emotional pattern, or a state of
mind. In this new second edition of TRANSCENDING ADDICTION AND
OTHER AFFLICTIONS, Dr. Angela Browne-Miller maps the life
management and state of mind & spirit management steps involved
in making both minor and major change on all levels. These steps
work together to bring about a shift in personal patterning. This
is the newest edition of this book which builds new information
regarding addiction onto the founding material found in the first
edition. Among the many addictions and habits that can be addressed
by the steps in this book are: alcohol, drug, smoking, marijuana,
gambling, gaming, Internet, pornography, sex, love, relationship,
eating, work, self-mutilation, nail biting, and many other
addictions and habits. Note that just about any behavior that
becomes both problematic to self or others (even dangerous) and out
of hand (difficult to control or resist) is a problem addiction in
some way.
FOR KNOWING NO HURT NO HARM delves into the actual and frequently
quite obscure (sometimes even secret) nature of intimate partner
abuse and violence. Hidden, subtle, and even obvious aspects of
this abuse in all its forms are discussed, portrayed, even revealed
-- taking the discussion of partner abuse deeper to finer levels of
analysis, beyond existing understandings. We may have to ask
ourselves: What's love got to do with it? How do some (not all yet
indeed some) partners, spouses, lovers, even causal dates, find
themselves abusing each other? What is really taking place in these
relationships? Right before our eyes, yes, this is abuse taking
place. Some of this abuse is quite obvious. Much is quite subtle,
even hidden -- hidden either unwittingly or yes, sometimes hidden
purposefully. Violence takes many forms, ranging from non-physical
emotional, verbal, social, economic, and other perhaps harder to
identify, even covert, forms to physical, ranging from threatened
abuse to actual abuse and even terror. Even physical abuse can
range widely, from pushing to hitting to striking in other ways, to
causing no or mild injury to moderate or great injury, even
disability and death. All involved are affected in both the short
and the long term, including the persons being abused, the persons
doing the abusing, others who are also being abused by one or both
of the abusing and abused partners, as well as the witnesses,
children, other family members, neighbors, employers, co-workers,
communities, societies.
PROXY WAR Volume One: Phantom War Trilogy Written by E.L. Speed
Foreword (Introduction) by Dr. Angela Browne-Miller "Proxy War
immerses us in a fascinating yet chilling, romantic yet troubling
story of love, war, heroism, confusion, and intrigue. Against the
disturbing backdrop and hidden truth about the Vietnam War, E.L.
Speed's fascinating piece of historical fiction, Proxy War, tells
the tale of two dishonest and strong willed presidents, a young
diplomat on the brink of treason, and its star protagonist, a naval
aviator and war hero. This hero, living the moral dilemma of the
period, is increasingly and dangerously conflicted about his role
in the War. Nevertheless, he puts his life on the line daily as he
fights a Proxy War in the skies over Vietnam. Modern warfare and
international affairs teach us that a proxy war is a particular
type of war, a war played out in someone else's backyard in hopes
of keeping it away from home.... "Proxy War is indeed far, far more
than a war story. This is the timeless story of the search for
honor, truth, and dignity - all in the context of an intensely
controversial war and a perilous global Cold War reality, both
landmark predicaments of those times. The reader glimpses death as
an acceptable solution but only if it is not meaningless. Duty, a
rather complex psychological phenomenon, provides the key to
understanding choices made, such as the choice to continue fighting
while questioning war's very raison d'etre." Dr. Angela
Browne-Miller Foreword, Proxy War Editor, Violence and Abuse in
Society Author, To Have and To Hurt Metaterra(r) Publicatio
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