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Spiritual Pride, We Are All Divine! is a book that spiritually empowers gay men and women while also giving advice about healing ourselves holistically and taking an inspirational look into the journey of being gay. This book is written for a gay audience, but it is also beneficial to anyone who wishes to have a better understanding of what it’s like to be gay, and the spiritual reasons behind homosexuality. Gay men and women have historically been excluded from religions and led away from finding an accepting belief system, but this ends now! Spiritual Pride, We Are All Divine! by David Howard, PhD, shows us why being gay is a beautiful journey chosen by our Spirit and the Source from which we come. With this understanding, gays can form a strong spiritual belief that will become one of the greatest sources of inspiration and support in their lives! Spiritual Pride, We Are All Divine! offers an abundance of holistic and spiritual advice for gay men and women—enough to get started on an inspirational spiritual journey. Some of the topics presented include: how our thoughts and feelings can affect our health and our relationships; how to use meditation and mindfulness as calming and healing tools; how to manifest the life we want; how to develop our intuition; how to connect to the energy of our Spirit; and the benefits of awakening to our divinity!

The second edition of The Voice Clinic Handbook offers an extensive update with contributions from top experts across various fields, including laryngology, voice therapy, and voice science. This comprehensive resource has been largely rewritten to provide the latest insights and practices in voice care, making it an essential guide for professionals in the field.

Fourteen years after the death of my mother, and the day before my fiftieth birthday, my father had a heart attack. It made me realize just how fast life was travelling-and that I would give anything to put life on hold. As I drove to the hospital, I wondered what it would be like to lose my last parent. Sights along the way brought me to fond memories of my incredible childhood. My entire family had always been there for me, no matter what. At the beginning of my career, when I'd needed Dad the most, he'd come to my aid, both physically and emotionally. His actions that day helped shape me into the person I am today. Now it was my turn to be there for Dad. I got to know him all over again as I visited him daily during his twelve-month stay at the hospital. One cold wintery night, he couldn't stop talking about the happy memories he had of our family over the years. By the end of that evening, we both fell fast asleep, emotionally exhausted from all the tears and laughter. With his hand twitching in mine, I faded into the most beautiful life-like dream where Mom came back to us, for just a day....

The ones who keep quiet for the longest are the dead, yet there are echoes of them everywhere. A turn of the head brings a glimpse of a Victorian banker retrieving his top hat from the gutter. A walk across a bridge lets you pass the ghosts of a Catholic saint, a Marxist martyr, and a boy with a tin drum. The dead are there to be heard; they are also listening to you. The Ones Who Keep Quiet showcases David Howards ability to give our world a metaphysical mulling, which he achieves with memorable lyricism and an edgy attention to questions of identity and time, silence and isolation. Kathleen Grattan Poetry Award judge Emma Neale noted this new collections extraordinary range, from mordant puns and verse drama to unexpected polyphonic juxtapositions, as if the poems have been internally pleated. In his judder-bar voice, Dad pulls up Mum: Its good enough for the likes of us. Awake to the dream of a state house, the sound of an egg beater inside that dream; on orange formica, the second-best tea set; three ducks above a coke fire steaming smalls. My sister plaits her hair Fuck, lets go to the shops so someone will talk to us.

A thrilling true crime caper bursting with colourful characters and awash in 70s seedy glamour, chronicling the FBI's hunt for the world's most charming con man.

Designed for educators in television production, this guidebook offers essential resources for teaching and managing morning news shows at various educational levels. It provides practical insights and strategies tailored to elementary, middle, and high school settings, making it an invaluable tool for enhancing students' learning experiences in media production.

Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, an unnamed infantryman searches the North Carolina state house for Confederate memorabilia. Instead, he stumbles upon a priceless artifact: one of the fourteen original copies of the Bill of Rights. This unexpected find leads him to return to Ohio with a significant piece of American history, highlighting themes of discovery and the preservation of national heritage during a tumultuous time.

A guide to fossils. Featuring more than 1,000 photographs of over 500 species, it enables you to recognize species instantly. It offers coverage ranging from what a fossil is, how they are classified to how to start a collection. It is suitable for fossil lovers, as well as for collectors.

A controversial scheme to liquidate gold reserves sparks the murder of an economic analyst in Switzerland, thrusting Mark Gray into danger as he takes over the investigation. After a near-fatal attack, he reunites with ex-girlfriend Nicole Lascalina in Rome, and together they embark on a perilous journey. Their quest for answers leads them through key cities like London and Washington, ultimately culminating in a dramatic confrontation in Glacier National Park and Canada, where they face the killers head-on.