As American law enforcement agents closed in on crime lord Antonio Carrillo, known as 'El Jefe, ' an unearthly plage struck Mexico. El Jefe retreated to his fortress in the wilderness, confident that thick walls would repel both dangers
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The Making of a National Hero: Law and Practice in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Ralph E. Gonsalves
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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A case for the possible elevation to National Hero status in St. Vincent and the Grenadines of George Augustus Mc Intosh, Ebenezer Theodore Joshua, Robert Milton Cato, and John Pamenas Eustace.
Everyone in Knight's Crossing shuns the abandoned Stryker farmstead, even the village's most powerful magicians. Thirty years earlier, young Dale Stryker butchered his family, including his much-feared grandfather, Wizard Ezekiel; then he vanished, but not quite forever. When a lost boy propels the cold case back into the news, DCI Arthur Ravyn and DS Leo Stark of the Hammershire Constabulary find themselves pitted against not only a murderer who has long hid in shadow, but villagers wary of strangers and for whom magic, both dark and light, is a part of everyday life, and death.
The Rodney Affair and Its Aftermath: A 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the Protests in Jamaica on October 16, 1968
Ralph E. Gonsalves
Independently Published
2018
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Fifty years ago, on October 16, 1968, the students at the University of the West Indies at the Mona Campus, Jamaica, led a massive protest in Kingston, Jamaica, against the Jamaica Labour Party government's decision to debar Dr. Walter Rodney, a Guyanese Lecturer at UWI, from re-entering Jamaica. This protest became known as the "Rodney Affair." This book commemorates that protest movement.
Ty Fortune is sentenced to ten years of hard labor at the age of 14 for his part in a bank robbery. Eight years later, in 1882, he is released for good behavior. He is befriended by an older man, Roy Olson, who is a retired professional poker player. Because of Ty's excellent memory, Ty is able to easily absorb all there is to know about honestly playing poker and he puts that knowledge to work.
Deepening Growth: Powerful Lessons in Cultivating Your Personal Transformation
Ralph E. Plaskett
Independently Published
2019
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Everywhere we look, there are quick remedies to the problems that plague us but these quick fixes end up causing more issues or prolonging the original problem altogether. We've searched in all the wrong areas for the answers to our most pressing issues causing us to be frustrated, confused, and frankly, frightened about what the future holds. In Deepening Growth, transformative coach and founder of the Plaskett Institute, Ralph Plaskett goes against the grain and reveals the essential areas of enriching growth that develops clarity, certainty, and illuminates our purpose. Like a surgeon, Ralph carefully cuts deep into topics with a fresh perspective that opens readers to new possibilities enabling authentic living. In this perspective-shifting book, you'll learn: (a) The key to any significant progress is self-reflection and taking action on the good, bad, and ugly - especially the bad and ugly. (b) How to unshackle from self and societal limiting beliefs that cause the unfulfillment of goals and aspirations (c) How to unearth the answers to bring about authentic change (d) and so much more...
The time for modern biomass has come. It has long been overshadowed by other, more widely-publicized renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar and hydro, and still retains an outmoded image in comparison to its apparently more attractive cousins. The potential for biomass to act as a store of solar energy, and yet to be converted efficiently when required into heat, power, transport fuels and even substitutes for plastics and petrochemicals, is not widely appreciated. The increasing abundance of well-designed, successful bioenergy projects around the world is creating new interest in this renewable, sustainable and low-emission-producing source of energy. The Brilliance of Bioenergy covers all the main resources and technologies, principles, practice, social and environmental issues as well as the economics involved. The book also presents valuable, practical experiences - both 'how to' and 'how not to' - in the form of case studies of both small and large scale projects in both developed and developing countries. The Brilliance of Bioenergy is for those wishing to learn more about biomass, the technologies and the business potential. It will be welcomed by all involved in biomass production, bioenergy utilization, planning and development, and in renewable energies in general, as well as students, academics and researchers in the subject.
Fiery Red Hair, Emerald Green Eyes, and a Vicious Irish Temper
Ralph E Jarrells
Wordcrafts Press
2019
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Charles Town, South Carolina. The Year of our Lord 1755It was rare for a woman, any woman, much less a silver-haired, 56-year-old woman, to own and manage a large plantation.But then, Anne Cormac was a rare woman.In addition to her other business and philanthropic enterprises, Anne Cormac owned and operated the highly successful Goose Creek Plantation--400 acres of prime farmland which produced fine, long-strand cotton, a substantial indigo crop, rice, fodder for the animals and vegetables for her household. Miss Anne, as she was known, was a fixture of Charles Town society. She was the money behind the local banks and factors who managed the trade through the Charles Town port. And she was the driving force in the development of Charles Town's Cormac Theater, renowned for rivaling the finest theaters in England and staging the best Shakespearean productions in the New World.While Anne Cormac began and ended her life with that particular name, it was the name she used in the in-between time for which she was, and is, most widely known. For in her impetuous youth, Anne Cormac was known as: Anne Bonny, the world's first female pirate.This is her story. In her own words.
Fiery Red Hair, Emerald Green Eyes, and a Vicious Irish Temper
Ralph E Jarrells
Wordcrafts Press
2019
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Charles Town, South Carolina. The Year of our Lord 1755It was rare for a woman, any woman, much less a silver-haired, 56-year-old woman, to own and manage a large plantation.But then, Anne Cormac was a rare woman.In addition to her other business and philanthropic enterprises, Anne Cormac owned and operated the highly successful Goose Creek Plantation--400 acres of prime farmland which produced fine, long-strand cotton, a substantial indigo crop, rice, fodder for the animals and vegetables for her household. Miss Anne, as she was known, was a fixture of Charles Town society. She was the money behind the local banks and factors who managed the trade through the Charles Town port. And she was the driving force in the development of Charles Town's Cormac Theater, renowned for rivaling the finest theaters in England and staging the best Shakespearean productions in the New World.While Anne Cormac began and ended her life with that particular name, it was the name she used in the in-between time for which she was, and is, most widely known. For in her impetuous youth, Anne Cormac was known as: Anne Bonny, the world's first female pirate.This is her story. In her own words.
This book presents all that Jesus said and did on earth (as reported in the Bible) by combining relevant portions of all four Gospels (and a bit of Acts) into one coherent, integrated flow. This is a unique approach that will excite and inspire readers with the Truth and Grace inherent in the totality of all Jesus said and did. Jesus' words comprise the very essence of Christianity.It is both compelling and emotionally moving to read Jesus' words presented all together instead of having to read them piecemeal over four Gospels and the book of Acts, with different events in different Gospels, or with different details of the same event split among Gospels. This book assembles all that together in one place.The book has both informational and emotional importance. On the informational side, it presents all that Jesus taught while on earth as reported in the Bible. On the emotional side, it reveals His love and compassion for us and can evoke our own deep emotional response.
It was a magical night.Clear. So clear that you could see forever. A million, million stars filled the blackness, the moonless sky, from border to border, from north to south, from east to west. The stars seemed so close, as if you could reach out and touch them. Like you could reach up, swirl your hand around and capture a handful of them. So many stars they must have multiplied just for that special night.Then... a sudden flash... in the East. A blinding flash as bright as the sun. It brightened the eastern sky. As the light faded, there was in the same place a star, ten times brighter than any other. Was it a sign? What could it mean?This celestial manifestation was an announcement of the birth of a man who would change the world.His name as Judah bar Simon. But you know him as...Judas Iscariot.
How will you respond when "it" happens?Most people chart a course for their lives. Career. Marriage. Children. Prosperity.Then "it" happens.Financial loss. Divorce. Death of a loved one. These unexpected twists in the road leave us disoriented, overwhelmed with unexpected doubt or uncertainty, and sometimes feeling far from God.In All Who Wander, Ralph Plumb reflects on his extensive travels around the world, and shares how he re-discovered his God-given purpose after a period of wandering, when he ran into his own crucible events. In the process he answers questions like- Is what I am doing more important than who I am?- How do I reach a place of forgiveness and healing?- In the end, what really matters?If you've lost your way or you're unsure about the future, don't worry. God is still by your side and you can find your way again.