Written for, and to, his family, the contents of this book are the memoirs of World War II veteran, husband, father, and grandfather, John F. Ireland, chronicling the events of his life. It is a journey compiled of snippets of memories from a childhood of humble beginnings, being drafted into the Army at the edge of adulthood, serving as an infantryman on the front lines during the Second World War, and through his life post-war as he ventured into starting a family, and the experiences during his working years. It is also a map of a journey of faith - a look back on life to see where God had His hand upon him, guiding him, protecting him, and carrying him throughout his "story."

This book features: exam style questions and answers that help students to practice for the exam; short, introductory sections give general advice on study skills revision, exam preparation and techniques; exam tips and advice from the examiner provide essential support; chapter overview check boxes give a checklist of topics for students to tick off when they're happy with their level of knowledge; and, key terms sections highlight essential terms that students should know.

The bestselling New Fashion Figure Templates has been providing help for fashion students and fashion designers for decades and this new expanded edition will provide help for generations to come. The new edition includes over 200 templates of men, women, teens, and children on perforated pages for easy pull out, which can then be scanned. Costumers will also be provided with access to download a range of templates direct from the internet.The templates include figures in movement - with attitude and in classic elegant poses - from a variety of angles including full-length poses, three-quarter length poses, back views and front-on poses. The figures may be copied or photocopied and enlarged from the book or used as a guide to develop your own illustrations. This is a very useful tool for fashion students and designers, providing them with strong visuals for their work by making the most of templates created by one of the world's leading fashion illustrators, Patrick John Ireland. But they can overlay their own designs on to the templates to ensure the work bears their own creativity or use the scans as a basis for digital designs.A new chapter provides over 150 different fashion details from the author, ranging from sleeve shapes, hemlines, tucks, collars, drapes, gathers, pleats, and pockets.