This author explores how fiction can convey experiences more effectively than mere facts. Their novel, inspired by a four-year global sailing voyage, delves into the depths of narrative to capture the essence of travel. Recognizing that journals alone often fail to tell a story, the author harnesses the power of storytelling to bring memories to life and communicate a sense of experience to others. Their work demonstrates that true narrative often requires more than just recounting events, and that a well-crafted story can be more believable and compelling than the unvarnished truth.
Aimed at college administrators and Title IX coordinators who are responsible for leading campuses that are safe for everyone, Ending Sexual Violence in College enables those who work or live on a college campus to take an active role in making the campus safer.
A 16-year-old boy embarks on a solo journey around the world on a 35-foot sailboat, navigating the challenges of the open sea. While fictional, the narrative draws from the author's own experiences, providing a vivid depiction of adventure, self-discovery, and the trials of youth at sea. The story captures the essence of exploration and the resilience required to pursue one's dreams.
The story revolves around a drive-by shooting in Long Beach that remains unsolved until ballistic evidence raises alarms in Washington, DC. Detective Sam Devereaux teams up with a CIA investigator, but is kept in the dark due to national security concerns. As tensions rise, Devereaux learns the identity of the suspected killer, leading to a thrilling chase that spans from Long Beach to the CIA's corridors, culminating in a dramatic showdown on a ferry amidst a fierce Northwest snowstorm.
Exploring the realm of traditional, complementary, and integrative medicine (TCIM), this book addresses the critical questions and challenges associated with its application in public health and health services research. It highlights the potential benefits of TCIM while examining its integration into contemporary healthcare practices, making it a valuable resource for understanding its impact on health systems and patient care.
The adventures of Alfie the monkey and his friends, Rattie the water rat and Raccie the raccoon, unfold as they sail on the Good Name from island to island. Each story features unique challenges faced by various animals, with Alfie's friends attempting to help. Ultimately, it is Alfie's emphasis on friendship and fairness that leads to the resolutions, as showcased in tales like "Raccie and the Magic Pillow" and "The Giggle Beast of Snake Island." The book highlights themes of camaraderie and problem-solving through imaginative storytelling.
The journey centers around Jamie's quest to reclaim the schooner, Stella Maris, as stipulated in his father's will. This adventure takes him to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, where he must navigate the Outer Islands to retrieve the vessel. The story unfolds as a thrilling voyage around the world, combining elements of exploration and personal discovery as Jamie embarks on this significant maritime challenge.
Focusing on the nature of 'evidence' and 'effectiveness,' this book explores perspectives beyond traditional medicine, incorporating views from patients, complementary medicine, and midwifery. It delves into contemporary theoretical debates surrounding medical and health knowledge, offering critical analyses of how 'evidence' is produced, applied, and translated across various healthcare settings. This examination encourages a broader understanding of healthcare practices and the implications of different evidentiary frameworks.
The book explores the profound impact of globalization and the diminishing role of human workers, particularly in the Western world, creating a sense of uncertainty and disempowerment. It delves into personal quests for identity and ancestry, addressing fundamental questions about self and heritage. Through reflections on family interactions and memories, the author seeks to reclaim and understand the past, while emphasizing the significance of God's role in shaping identity. Ultimately, it advocates for finding stability and community through self-awareness and spiritual understanding in a rapidly changing environment.
The journey begins as Otis embarks on a seemingly short cruise from Manila, which unexpectedly extends into an extensive adventure across the Pacific. Stranded on an unnamed island after crossing a barrier reef, he grapples with his desire to return home while uncovering the mysteries surrounding the enigmatic Far Atoll. The island holds secrets that bind him, compelling him to confront his past and the unknown challenges ahead.
The book explores the evolving relationship between complementary and integrative medicine (CIM) and conventional primary health care, highlighting a shift from conflict to collaboration. It addresses core issues, challenges, and opportunities at this interface, making it a significant contribution to the research literature. Authored by leading international researchers from various disciplines, the collection offers insights drawn from their extensive experience in CIM and primary care, providing a rich understanding of contemporary practices and themes in this field.