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Lone Working Personal Safety: A guidebook for health & social care workers
Gerard O'Dea
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Rescue From Sana'a (ARCHANGEL, Mission Log #2)
Gerard De Marigny
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Island Geckos Everywhere: A Rhyming Story about Island Geckos
Gerard V. Aflague
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2014
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Remembering a Kaleidoscope of Yesteryears: Stories of My Life and Times in South Carolina
Doris Honour Gerard
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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Not Bukowski: A book of verses and stuff...
Brian Gerard (Lewandowski)
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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License To Kill: In A Small Town On Cape Cod
Gerard B. Hill
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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All too often, people who need help wind up falling through the cracks, and their struggles with mental illness end in tragedy. This was the sad fate of David G. Hill, who was twenty-three when he was killed by a police officer's bullets. David was suffering from depression when he died. Early in school, he had dealt with a learning disability and bullying, experiences that profoundly affected him. His mental health treatment and encounters with law enforcement soon began, but nobody seemed to know how to handle a young adult with mental illness. His father, author Gerard B. Hill, did everything possible to help his beloved son. After David's tragic death, his family was left with so many questions. How exactly did this happen? Could they have done anything to prevent the shooting? And was David really at fault? In License to Kill, Gerard reviews the last day of David's life, minute by minute, until that final, fateful encounter. Police departments across the United States lack proper crisis-intervention teams. This can lead to escalating situations like David's. This young man was a son, a patient, and a human being. He deserved better, and his family deserves answers.
Le Havre: A Riveting Exposé for Our World Today. The French Résistance World War II. A Historical War Romance Novel
Pierre Gerard
Lulu.com
2020
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Merriam Press Historical Fiction. The late Pierre Gerard's historical war romance poignantly portrays the atrocities of war and what happens when individuals and nations ignore, unite with or combat those whose deliberate and declared intent is to intimidate, persecute, dominate and annihilate other people and countries. We learn about the boundless bravery that was France's salvation during those terrifying, turbulent years. We taste the unleashed, incomprehensible evil that man is capable of and the horrific anguish and extermination the Nazis successfully executed against Jews, dissidents, and those they deemed different and inferior, and therefore, unworthy of life. Le Havre is significant not just for France and Europe during World War II, as the ramifications of this historical novel and era also apply to present and future civilizations. It is my hope that the reader be awakened and inspired by the passion and positive activism of The French Resistance. 52 images.
Un crime sordide est venu endeuiller la croisi re bord d'un ferry emprunt par l'inspecteur fran ais Jonathan Lefr ne et son pouse Victoria. Sollicit par le capitaine du navire ayant eu connaissance de sa pr sence bord, les vacances en Alaska de Jonathan prennent une autre tournure et en compagnie du second du capitaine, Jack Lenglit, ils vont essayer de trouver le coupable de cet acharnement contre la victime. Les assassins possibles sont nombreux car chasseurs et p cheurs esseul s rongent leur frein pendant cette travers e dont le but est pour eux d'aller en d coudre avec les gros poissons ou certains grands animaux des territoires d'Alaska. Il ne reste que huit heures avant le port d'arriv e et l'assassin peut encore s vir.
This book unravels the different notions of time and history that are implicit in the history of child psychoanalysis and in the clinical approach to childhood. It is based, in part, on topics that have been addressed in the seminar Psychoanalysis and the Child.
Times of Distress: A story of unswerving faith and commitment
Gerard Charles Wilson
Gerard Charles Wilson Publisher
2020
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MYSTERY ROMANCE SUSPENSE THE OCCULTFr Jos van Engelen, a Dutch missionary priest, stationed in New Guinea before World War II, is recalled to Holland to help his superior general combat ideological subversion within his fraternity. He arrives in March 1940. British intelligence enlists him for covert operations, but after the Nazis invade Holland, it all goes horribly wrong. He flees from betrayal and the murder of trusted colleagues to Amsterdam, where he joins the Dutch resistance. For the next five years, directed by the mysterious Femke, he works in covert roles, staying ahead of Nazi detection units and dealing with the occult. When the Nazis fire on a crowd in May 1945, he saves a young woman and her baby from being crushed. So begins an unspoken relationship with the Strict Reformed Truus van den Donker and a deadly tussle with her brutish occultist husband. After the war, the conflict continues with those he suspects of betraying him. The conflict comes to a head during and after the Second Vatican Council and results in more measures to get him out of the way. At the same time, he must confront sinister occultist forces that want him dead. This is a story of unswerving faith and commitment against diabolical forces Fr Jos can hardly conceive. Book One of the CONCILIAR SERIES develops the early story of Fr van Engelen, Femke Leeuwenhoek andTruus van den Donker with the location of the story in Holland, New Guinea and Australia. The period is from 1940 to 1970. Both will appear in a future title in the series. The SIXTIES SERIES will consist of eight connected but stand-alone stories. The cultural revolution of the 1960s (1960-1975) and the Second Vatican Council are the social, cultural, and political background. The author who lived through the turmoil of those times recreates its atmosphere. The themes of neo-paganism and Gnosticism are threads through the stories. Book 1 TIMES OF DISTRESSBook 2 IN THIS VALE OF TEARSBook 3 COUNTERCULTURE DREAMSBook 4 THE DREAM BECOMES A NIGHTMARE due Sept 2024Book 5 THE CASTLE OF HEAVENLY BLISSBook 6 A SENSE OF LOSS due 2025Book 7 WHERE TO NOW? due 2026Book 8 A LONG WAY BACK due 2027
Prison Hulk to Redemption: A History of a Catholic Family Part One 1788-1900 Second Edition
Gerard Charles Wilson
Gerard Charles Wilson Publisher
2020
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SECOND EDITION Revised 2022A history of colonial Australia, not of the famous and heroic, but of the small people, the anonymous people who were the heartbeat of a growing nation In this first book of his social history series, the author sets out on a journey through Australia's colonial history with his ancestors from British Isles. All arrived by the 1830s, two on the First Fleet in 1788. Most are from central and southern England. Four are from two little villages close by each other in Wiltshire: Semley and Donhead St Mary. In addition, two convicts and one free settler came from Dublin, Monaghan, and Donegal in Ireland, and a farming family of four came from Aberdeen in Scotland. It is surprising how much he finds out about them all-joys, successes, and tragedies. Their lives are anything but dull. James Joseph Wilson, who narrowly escaped the gallows and was surprisingly literate for a man thrice convicted of burglary, arrived in Port Jackson on board the Prince Regent in 1827. The colonial authorities assigned him to Robert Lowe, one of the Colony's early landholders. Lowe sent him to Mudgee in north-western New South Wales to shepherd his flocks. Young 18-year-old hutkeeper James Joseph was one of the first inhabitants in the Mudgee area. He teamed up with fellow convict Michael Jones to look for land. They married sisters Jane and Elizabeth Harris, daughters of free settlers, and travelled northwest to the Coonamble area, 330 miles from Sydney, to set up their farms. The two freed convicts and the Harris sisters became his great-great-grandparents. Nine convicts are in the direct line of his ancestors. He traces their lives against the social and historical background of colonial Australia, presenting a very different picture from the view usually found in school history books. They all thrive, taking advantage of their second chance. This book is the story of their redemption. Besides offering the reader an interesting, sometimes gripping family story, he reveals the cultural continuities in which his ancestors acted and how they responded to those continuities in a totally different physical environment. He seeks to discover to what extent the outlook, culture and character of his ancestors worked to make his extended family and him what they are. Naming his family Catholic is not gratuitous. Religion, as a social and political force, always plays an important role in a nation. It is emphatically the case in Australia where the national establishment threw together a sizable underclass of (Irish) Catholics with the Protestant Ascendancy. How was that to work out in a democratic order where there was no legal disqualification based on religion? He deals with that. Second, of my original ancestors only three were Catholic. The rest were a mixture of Protestants, from the Church of England to Scottish Wesleyans, to dissenters. How the Wilsons ended up Catholic makes an interesting story. And, finally, perhaps most importantly, he sketches a picture of the way Australia developed as a new people and a new nation. In 1950, most Australians had an ancestry like his. Since the publication of Prison Hulk to Redemption in 2016, the author has made many adjustments and additions, besides rewriting passages that could have been clearer. In preparing this second edition, besides thoroughly revising the text, the author stresses the social and cultural continuities to bring out his ideas on what it means to be a people and a nation. These ideas are drawn from his interpretation of Edmund Burke's political philosophy which he conceives as a Natural Law conservatism. Burke had distinct ideas on how a healthy nation develops and, if it is not careful, how it decays, collapses, and falls prey to takeover.
The Deacons Handbook: A Manual of Stewardship
Gerard Berghoef; Lester DeKoster
Amp Publishing Group
2012
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Learn about the endangered Sumatran Tiger, the threats he faces, and the ways we can help him to survive in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story for ages 4+.
To Whom It May Concern: I am a gorilla, you may be surprised to learnAnd, although my words may bite and burnWith this letter, your respect I hope to earnSilverback Jeremy is a mountain gorilla who lives in Africa. If he could write us a letter, what do you think he would say?Discover why the mountain gorilla has become critically endangered and learn what we can do to protect these noble animals in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story for ages 5+.
Shelly the Leatherback Sea TurtleHad a shell that was painted purpleBy a little girl named Lisa MayOn a sandy beach at Matura BayShelly, an endangered leatherback sea turtle, the largest of all living turtles, returns to Matura, her hatching beach in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.Learn about the threats she faces, as she shares the exciting stories of her adventures, in this beautifully illustrated rhyming story for ages 4+.
Paktika Provincial Handbook: A Guide to the People and the Province
Gerard Russell
Ids International
2010
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Brokenness has become endemic in our days. In poll after poll, the vast majority of respondents say that our country is fundamentally broken. Our political system is broken. Our economy is broken. Our very society, the way we live together, our values, our priorities, all of them are broken. For Christians, however, the brokenness of the world and their own brokenness should not come as breaking news; in fact, brokenness and the healing of brokenness are at the very heart of the Christian faith. Christians believe that God became a human being in Jesus who suffered and died on the Cross. He came to be among the broken-hearted in a broken world. That's the very painful, yet comforting thought behind this book.