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Plants are a major part of most gardens and fulfil many roles
within them, providing colour, shade, scent, form, texture and much
more. Choosing the right plants can be a challenge but this book
provides a step-by-step guide for successful long-term planting,
using design techniques and good horticultural practice.
This title is ideal for people who wish to attract birds to their
gardens, whether to aid the bird population or purely for pleasure.
The reference tables throughout identify the food and plants that
attract specific birds. It is from UK authors who have a
long-shared interest in wildlife, conservation and ecology. The
most regular contact many people have with wildlife is the pleasure
of watching birds in the garden. Readers can increase the
attraction of their garden for birds by supplementing the food,
shelter, roosting and nesting sites that are available. Hazel and
Pamela Johnson show the most effective means of ensuring that birds
will flourish and also detail the principles of sympathetic
gardening, discussing how best to enhance local habitats, whether
in cities, suburbs, a village or rural setting. Even patios and
balconies can be attractive and useful to birds and the authors
share their experience of this, devoting a chapter to the
particular concerns of small gardens. They also cover:
constructing, siting and maintaining ponds; cultivating annuals,
biennials, perennials and aquatic plants; organic gardening and
conservation issues; avoiding potential hazards; and, breeding and
feeding habits.
Talk about a BIG catch! The 25-foot squid hauled in by a fishing boat off the coast of New Zealand in December 1997 was one of the most amazing stories of that year! Here's a fascinating look at the giant squid, cephalopods in general, and the implications of this extra-ordinary discovery--written in conjunction with The American Museum of Natural History.
Three generations of Emmerline's family have been living out their
love for God by rescuing children who have been orphaned, abandoned
or made destitute by their country's upheaval. Theirs is not merely
a story of evading the enemy and surviving, but also one of seeking
out the vulnerable and teaching them how to thrive. Daring to trust
God against all the odds, this is the powerful story of one
family's sacrifice to provide a home for orphans so that the
children of Myanmar could hope for a better future. Royalties from
the sale of this book will go to Vision Beyond Borders and the Daw
Gyi Daw Nge Orphanage. Content Benefits: This powerful story of one
family's sacrifice over many years to protect and show the love of
Christ to many lost children in Myanmar will inspire you to do the
good in front of you and see that actions of love can change lives
for the better. Tells the incredible story of three generations of
Karen Christians living out their love for God. Will inspire you to
see what happens when one family chose to use the weapon of love to
combat evil. Understand what it was like being a Christian in a
predominantly Buddhist Myanmar at a time of ethnic cleansing and
military dictatorship. Be inspired by these courageous Christians
living for God in extreme circumstances. Opens a window onto the
lives of persecuted Christians. Shows the effective legacy faithful
missionaries have had over the years. Will encourage you to take
action where you are and do the good in front of you. A perfect
gift for any occasion to encourage friends, family or loved ones.
Royalties from the sale of this book will go to Vision Beyond
Borders and the Daw Gyi Daw Nge Orphanage. Photos - An 8 page
insert features many of the people whose stories are told. Binding
- Paperback Pages - 152 Publisher - Authentic Media
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Have you ever wondered how you would cope if there was a disaster?
What would you need if there was no power or communication for an
extended period? Would you be prepared to remain in your home for a
few days, a week, or a month without venturing outside? Can you put
your hands on exactly what you would like to take with you if you
had to evacuate? Written specifically for a single woman living in
an urban environment, this is a practical guide to prepare your
home for safety and comfort for as long as you would need to stay
inside. You will learn what you would need to have on hand, where
to store supplies in a limited space, how to prepare for possible
evacuation, what to do about personal hygiene, and how to provide
for your pets in the event of a catastrophe.
In the modern business world, there is a shortage of effective yet
culturally diverse leadership. Most attempts to develop
multicultural leaders are limited to one-way training, coaching,
and mentoring programs. Individuals are expected to quickly fit in
and adjust to the corporate culture. All too often, the result of
such programs is highly qualified people who are uncomfortable and
uncommitted-and who eventually leave the organization. Everyone is
Multicultural: Bridging Cultural Influences for Business Success is
designed to help organizational leaders, leadership candidates, and
the general public gain new insight and direction into the current
workplace diversity agenda. Dr. Pamela Johnson draws on more than
twenty years of experience in multicultural leadership development
to explain the past elements of the diversity movement, redefine
the meaning of true diversity, and present a new theory of
multicultural leadership development. Developmental change takes
time-time to think, time to feel, and time to grow-and only an
ongoing process of multicultural leadership development will
produce sustainable results. and others and learn what it takes to
succeed in the business world today. It's the perfect guide for
individuals of all cultural influences who want to improve
performance, workplace relationships, and diversity initiatives.
What could make a smart woman ignore doctor's orders? What could get a hardworking employee fired from her job? What could get a black woman in hot water with her white boyfriend? In a word... HAIR. When does a few ounces feel like a few tons? When a doctor advises a black woman to start an exercise program and she wonders how she can do it without breaking a sweat. When an employer fires her for wearing a cultural hairstyle that's "unprofessional," and she has to go to court to plead for her job. When she's with her man, and the moment she's supposed to let loose, she stops to secure her head scarf so he doesn't disturb the 'do. TENDERHEADED? Yes, definitely. All black women are, in one way or another. The issue is not only about looking good, but about feeling adequate in a society where the beauty standards are unobtainable for most women. Tenderheaded boldly throws open the closet where black women's skeletons have been threatening to burst down the door. In poems, essays, cartoons, photos, and excerpts from novels and plays, women and men speak to the meaning hair has for them, and for society. In an intimate letter, A'Leila Perry Bundles pays tribute to her great-grandmother, hair-care pioneer Madam C.J. Walker, who launched a generation of African-American businesswomen. Corporate consultant Cherilyn "Liv" Wright interviews men and women on the hilarious ways they handle "the hair issue" between the sheets. Art historian Henry John Drewal explores how hairstyles, in Yoruba culture, indicate spiritual destiny, and activist Angela Davis questions how her message of revolution got reduced to a hairstyle. Tenderheaded is as rich and diverse as the children of the African diaspora. With works by Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, bell hooks, Henry Louis Gates Jr., and other writers of passion, persuasion, and humor -- this is sure to be one of the most talked-about books of the year.
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