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This book is basically the life story of both my now deceased younger Brother & myself.. Our trials & tribulations along the way in the ultimate search for Our Mother.... After his death, that search ended in triumph ending the years of torment...Finally discovering her, was one stage of our identity, as beyond my wildest dreams, I also unearthed family members on my Paternal side...

No matter what your personal experience, we have all faced challenges in life where we are left with a depleted sense of self worth. Divorce, hardships, failures, and other tragic life events can all shape who we are and influence the way we think. Some of these events have such as lasting effect that they can hold us back and leave us with a diminished sense of self worth. If we are to truly succeed and flourish we must first understand ourselves. This guide will help to: - Understand Yourself - Raise Self Esteem - Become Happier - Be More Successful - Live Life on Your Terms Scroll to the top of the page and click add to cart to purchase instantly Disclaimer: This author and or rights owner(s) make no claims, promises, or guarantees in regards to the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents of this book, and expressly disclaims liability for errors and omissions in the contents within. This product is for reference use only. Please consult a professional before taking action on any of the contents found within.

Susan Smith's treatment of the works of the most subtle of all film-makers analyses the key elements of suspense, humour and tone across the whole of the director's career. Arguing that all three are central to our viewing experience, the book demonstrates how Hitchcock's masterly integration of those elements is the key to his success as a film-maker. Examining in detail such films as Sabotage, Notorious, Rear Window, Psycho, Shadow of a Doubt, Rope and The Birds, amongst many others, the book discusses the idea of the director as saboteur and the importance of 'the avoidance of cliché' in Hitchcock's narrative.

This much-needed book provides a practical and comprehensive guide to achieving a PhD by published work. It provides an honest assessment of the pros and cons of various routes and helps readers to select the pathway that is right for them. It demystifies key processes and aspects of the award, such as navigating regulations, writing a synthesis and preparing for a viva, and provides a wealth of guidance on how to maximise the impact of your published work. Each chapter is enriched with activities, questions and advice from those who have successfully completed the award to help readers get the most out of their doctoral experience. This text will be invaluable to researchers and academics of all disciplines pursuing a PhD by published work.

Murphy the Cat has moved into his new neighborhood. He wants to meet new friends.Everyone needs new friends. Join Murphy as he begins his journey with his guide Benjamin the mouse to meet his new friends: Pep the rabbit, the Mallard family, and Ticksey.

This book undertakes to accomplish three tasks in bringing the world of neuroplasticity to the everyday reader and to his or her idea of improving it in a way they see fit. It shows the reader that each person has the ability to alter and adjust the shape and resistance of his or her own mind. This is powerful information because when you alter the shape of the mind, you are essentially changing your destiny. Here is a preview of what you'll learn...- Boost neurogenesis- Improve brain circulation- Boost mitochondria- Reduce neuroinflammation- Promote the formation of new brain synapses- Improve sleep (and optimize cyrcadian rhythm)- Increase vitamin d without supplements- Become the best version of yourself- Much, muchmore Everyone tries to get rid of the negativity affecting our life in every possible way: reading books on the subject, taking part in training courses. Everyone is looking for the system to be always productive and achieve every goal. If there is still something missing to live the life of your dreams, it is not your fault... Unfortunately, this is what you have been taught and it does not make you able to change. It happens because you did not use neuroplasticity.

Elizabeth Taylor was one of the major film stars of the twentieth century, embodying all the glamour and allure of Hollywood stardom. Yet her achievements as an actress have often been overshadowed by her beauty and tumultuous life off-screen. To redress this imbalance, Susan Smith offers an illuminating study of Elizabeth Taylor's work in film, exploring her fascinating trajectory from child to adult star. Smith reveals the influence that Taylor's early work exerted over her later career and the ways in which her on-screen identity is profoundly rooted in her association with animals and nature. Smith carefully unpicks what made Taylor such a distinctive and dynamic on-screen performer – from the expressive use she made of her eyes to the dramatic significance of her voice – and considers the importance of certain professional collaborations that Taylor forged during her career, most notably her acting partnership with Montgomery Clift.

"The Musical: Race, Gender and Performance" explores one of the most popular and financially successful genres but one that has never enjoyed the critical recognition to match. Examining not only the structure and style of the musical, Susan Smith also addresses the relationship between narrative and musical numbers. The text also addresses the way in which image and soundtrack are connected, the possibility of dance and music as language and the role and representation of women and ethnic characters.Films studied include "Top Hat" (1935), "The Wizard of Oz" (1939), "Cabin in the Sky" (1943), "Singin' in the Rain" (1952), "An American in Paris" (1951), "Guys and Dolls" (1955), and "West Side Story" (1961).