This simple narrative is written as a memorial, first and foremost, to the proven existence and faithfulness of GOD, the Father of our LORD Jesus Christ, without whose Grace and Mercy I would have been destroyed long ago. Secondly, I write to all those children and young people who may for various reasons feel alone and adrift in this life, that through the events and experiences here re-told some, at least, might discover the Fatherhood of God and the security of His Love for themselves. And lastly I write for Steven, Michael, Elizabeth, James, Edward, Daryl, and Helen, that they too might better understand the Great Love of God that brought us all together.

Developing and Utilizing E-Learning Applications provides a complete investigation of new methods, technologies, and practices critical to modern educational environments. Exploring topics such as virtual worlds, learning methods, and ICTs as well as interoperability in e-learning environments, this reference provides essential knowledge for educators, practitioners, and students alike.

Handbook of Research on E-Learning Standards and Interoperability: Frameworks and Issues promotes the discussion of specific solutions for increasing the interoperability of standalone and Web-based educational tools. This book investigates issues arising from the deployment of learning standards and provides relevant theoretical frameworks and leading empirical research findings. Chapters presented in this work are suitable for practitioners and researchers in the area of educational technology with a focus on content reusability and interoperability.

Steve was born in Ely on 4 May 1960 and lived and worked in the city for more than 40 years. He played football for Cambridge City, Kings Lynn, Bury Town, Soham Town Rangers, Ely City, Ely Crusaders and Ely Park Rangers (plus many other local teams) over four decades, ending his career on the exact date of his 53rd birthday in the colours of Littleport Town. In addition to representing the Civil Service on one occasion, he made more than 50 Lewis Cup appearances for the Inland Revenue Great Britain & Northern Ireland team over 17 consecutive seasons and played for the Inland Revenue Eastern Counties and Cambridge Taxes teams, leading from the front to help all of those sides to unprecedented successes. This book recounts his journey from a child to a veteran, and how that journey impacted on his life.

Is God dying? Some people think so--and more want it so. They say Christian beliefs and our way of life aren't relevant anymore. But what critics, and even many churchgoers, don't realize is the life-changing importance of Christianity. Showing how the world would be a dark place without Christianity, Unimaginable guides you through the halls of history to see how Jesus's teachings dramatically changed our world and continue to be the most powerful force for good today. Learn how Christianity has stood against slavery, racism, eugenics, and injustices toward women and children why freedom as a universal value and modern education and legal systems owe much to Christianity how Christians throughout the ages have demonstrated the value of human life by sacrificially caring for the sick, marginalized, and dying how people of faith are extending God's kingdom through charities, mental health initiatives, and other ways. This provocative and enlightening book is sure to encourage believers and equip them to respond to doubters.

Bad Dreams Are Not Allowed Read this fun, engaging story with your child and together learn how to overcome their fears and insecurities. Tatiana Inez, the book's main character, is an inquisitive little girl who's empowered to deal with apprehension through creative brainstorming. She discovers super powers in the most ordinary things, such as smiles, happy thoughts, and veggies. She even places her bad dreams on time-out. After reading "Bad Dreams Are Not Allowed " your child will be ready to explore problem areas and create unique, playful solutions.

Dibs Doi, The Bully Boy is the 1st book in THE KITTY MANSION children's character development series. Dibs Doi, The Bully Boy is the story of a lovable cat named Dibs Doi, who loves hogging all the attention from his people. This makes Dibs a bit of a bully to all of the other kitties in the house and the kitties don't want to play with him. Through the book, Dibs realizes that being a kinder kitty is a better way of getting attention and making friends.

Steve was born in Ely on 4 May 1960 and lived and worked in the city for more than 40 years. He played football for Cambridge City, Kings Lynn, Bury Town, Soham Town Rangers, Ely City, Ely Crusaders and Ely Park Rangers (plus many other local teams) over four decades, ending his career on the exact date of his 53rd birthday in the colours of Littleport Town. In addition to representing the Civil Service on one occasion, he made more than 50 Lewis Cup appearances for the Inland Revenue Great Britain & Northern Ireland team over 17 consecutive seasons and played for the Inland Revenue Eastern Counties and Cambridge Taxes teams, leading from the front to help all of those sides to unprecedented successes. This book recounts his journey from a child to a veteran, and how that journey impacted on his life.