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As the mother Wes Moore, whose memoir about overcoming the
obstacles that face a fatherless young black man was a huge
bestseller, Joy is often asked: How did you do it? How do you
balance parenting, work and self-care when you don't have a partner
to pick up the slack? How do you connect with a child when you
can't always be there? Joy's answer is "presence." We can't always
be physically there for our children, but the power of presence can
help us to be a voice in the back of their minds that guides them
through difficult times. In MY PRIDE, MY JOY, Moore explores seven
pillars of presence--heart, faith, mind, courage, financial
freedom, values, and connectedness--that all parents can use to be
positively influence their children. Using compelling stories from
women who have been there and practical advice on everything from
savings accounts to mindfulness, this book is a compassionate look
at what it takes to raise great kids.
Perspectives and outlooks morph into unpredictable mental images,
as time and space (spatio-temporal) fluctuate. Major shift in a
man's vision accompanies the aftermath of experiential
picture-frames. The assembling of tomographic cross sections of an
individual's impressions may even result in philosophical
transactions. The poems in this collection, arranged in a reverse
order in the alphabetical sense, exemplify the fusion of personal
practices with professional and general ethical constructs. The
thoughts, which pass through an emotional roller coaster, may not
always be generated systematically. But the underlining unification
of universal ideas emerges with obvious undertones. Dr. Joy T.
Kunjappu, D.Sc., Ph.D., an Indian-American
educator/consultant-scientist, lives in New York City. He served as
a professor of chemistry, teaching in academic institutions in New
York City (Columbia University, Yeshiva University, and Brooklyn
College of the City University of New York). Author of two science
books and more than 100 scientific and technical articles, he has
published three poetry books in his mother tongue, Malayalam - an
Indian language with deep classical roots, and two other books in
English - "A SOJOURNER'S RHAPSODIES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER," POEMS]
and "LINKS AND CONNECTIVITY: FROM BLOG TO BOOK," ESSAYS].
A Third Collection of 50 Poems: In this randomized mix of poems,
the author correlates and ties the broken strings of continuity in
storing mental pictures. Lack of order is the precursor to creating
order, which is the quintessence of cultural underpinnings and the
so called discipline. These poems reflect the author's in depth
analytical-stitching of experiences with a philosophical bent.
Follow a married couple on their journey on the Appalachian Trail.
Find out what they ate, what gear they used, how far they hiked
each day and how long, where they stayed, and many other things.
Discover exactly what life is on the trail and how nature and other
trials and tribulations will attempt to slow your progress on the
long trek and change your perspective on life.
Follow a married couple on their journey on the Appalachian Trail.
Find out what they ate, what gear they used, how far they hiked
each day and how long, where they stayed, and many other things.
Discover exactly what life is on the trail and how nature and other
trials and tribulations will attempt to slow your progress on the
long trek and change your perspective on life.
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Murdoch Mysteries: Series 1-3 (DVD)
Yannick Bisson, Helene Joy, Thomas/Craig, Jonny Harris, Lachlan Murdoch, …
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R1,448
R681
Discovery Miles 6 810
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The complete Seasons One to Three of the Canadian historical crime
drama series set in late 19th-century Toronto. Yannick Bisson stars
as Inspector William Murdoch, a dashing young detective who
pioneers new scientific approaches to solving crime such as
fingerprinting, forensic techniques and lie detector machines.
Assisted by coroner Dr Julia Ogden (Helene Joy) and Constable
George Crabtree (Jonny Harris), Murdoch employs these new-fangled
methods - as well as his own unswerving instinct - to solve some of
the city's most gruesome murders. Season One episodes comprise:
'Power', 'Glass Ceiling', 'The Knockdown', 'Elementary, My Dear
Murdoch', ''Til Death Do Us Part', 'Let Loose the Dogs', 'Body
Double', 'Still Waters', 'Belly Speaker', 'Child's Play', 'Bad
Medicine', 'The Prince and the Rebel' and 'The Annoying Red
Planet'. Season Two episodes comprise: 'Mild Mild West', 'Snakes
and Ladders', 'Dinosaur Fever', 'Houdini Whodunit', 'The Green
Muse', 'Shades of Grey', 'Big Murder On Campus', 'I, Murdoch',
'Convalescence', 'Murdoch.com', 'Let Us Ask the Maiden',
'Werewolves' and 'Anything You Can Do'. Finally, Season Three
episodes comprise: 'The Murdoch Identity', 'The Great Wall',
'Victor, Victorian', 'Rich Boy, Poor Boy', 'Me, Myself and
Murdoch', 'This One Goes to Eleven', 'Blood and Circuses', 'Furture
Imperfect', 'Love and Human Remains', 'The Curse of Beaton Manor',
'Hangman', 'In the Altogether' and 'The Tesla Effect'.
In this collection of essays about the nuances of the Malayalam
language, with a special accent on the aspects of prose writing,
the author elaborates upon the need for adhering onto pure
grammatical rules in writing, to maintain a uniform, globally
acceptable communication pattern. Most of these essays dwell upon
the established and accepted conventions sustained by educated
writers, and are embellished with some original ideas along with
several collated information from many time-honored books on
grammar. The scope of some of these essays is extended beyond the
realm of grammatical issues, and transcends into the domain of
creative writing.
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