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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Deborah Anne Tanzer
Little EscapesBy: Deborah Anne QuillinThese stories will not only entertain, with the relation of fantastical experiences; but will cajole readers to re-evaluate the dominantly accepted concepts of reality. To encourage the consideration of the suggested existence of ghosts, extraterrestrials and time travel, as some of the marvels of our universe.
During a winter season in the mid-1970s, unexpected and dramatic events shape the lives of three people living in the mansion, Winter Willow.Melanie, a young graduate student, is grieving the loss of her mother and main support system when she discovers that her PhD funding has been cancelled. Then she meets Stone, owner of Winter Willow, an old mansion in her neighbourhood, and is offered a position as his personal assistant. Moving in with him during that snowy and isolating season not only creates a strange sleepiness that makes it difficult for Melanie to concentrate on her studies, but also serves to disrupt the life and routine of Stone and his housekeeper, Celeste.When Melanie begins a relationship with a fellow grad student, she is confronted with the choice between a future with him and her life at Winter Willow. This novel explores the moment when a life can change, the pivot upon which the future depends.
Spanning the twentieth century to the beginning of the twenty-first, this masterful collection of linked stories follows the life of Amy, through tales stretching back to her youth in 1950s Ottawa, her experiences as a young wife and mother in a small Ontario town, and her later years back in the city. Through a collage of unique voices and points of view — including a dog that introduces us to the neighborhood where Amy lived as a child – The View from the Lane examines the authenticity of memory and the brimming life in the everyday.
Somewhere in the gap between the sacred and the profane, Deborah's poetry emerges to bring us into a more intimate relationship with the divine presence within and all around us. Her debut collection, SOUL BIRD, evokes a natural and accessible form of mysticism--each piece a poetic song of the soul, encouraging the heart of her readers (as well as her own) to awaken and take flight.This book will bring the magic of mysticism back into your everyday life, help you to rise above self-imposed limitations, and cultural conditioning, and (re)inspire a holy pursuit of love and wonder that is only yours.What others are saying: "Deborah's words cut through our armor because a place within our souls, previously hidden, is revealed; because, for a few suspended dream-like moments, protected truths peek out, wide eyed and hopeful, only to more boldly dance their way out, draw us close and wrap us in an embrace like no other.""Inspiring, healing, nurturing, calming and beautiful ""Deborah is a one of a kind writer of mystical magic and magical realism. Her writing captivates the soul."
Greenwind of Change By Deborah Anne A single drop of green blood changes everything... Deep within the ancient tranquillity of Willow Wood, young fae Aria awakens after a fall-only to discover shimmering green blood on her fingertips. For centuries, the colour of fae blood has foretold destiny, power, and war. And green has only appeared once before... just before a devastating conflict that tore the realms apart. Aria's discovery sets into motion a chain of events that can no longer be stopped. As whispers of the past return, old alliances stir, and ancient enemies prepare. With the Seventh-Hundredth Year approaching-a time when lore, lineage, and leadership are challenged-Aria must confront a truth she never asked for: she is the key to uniting the fractured realms... or igniting another war. Guided by Hedgewind, her loyal elven mage protector, and Thorn, the charming yet formidable elven warrior, Aria is thrust into a journey of training, prophecy, and hidden magic. From the peaceful canopy of Willow Wood to the perilous paths leading toward Birch Mountain, she must learn who she truly is-and what she is destined to become. As clans gather, including the divided White-Horned and Black-Horned Dwarves, the Mages of the Four Quarters, the Elves of the High Courts, and the Faerie Coven itself, the realms brace for a fateful decision. To restore balance, Aria may be forced into a political union... or forge a new path the lore has never seen. Filled with enchanting world-building, ancient prophecy, deep-rooted lore, and unforgettable characters, Greenwind of Change is a sweeping fantasy adventure about identity, destiny, and the courage to face a world waiting for its next ruler. Perfect for readers who love: Epic fantasy with rich mythology Coming-of-age quests filled with magic Strong female leads discovering hidden power Fae, elves, dwarves, mages, and inter-realm politics A blend of adventure, prophecy, and high-stakes destiny Step into the emerald forests, travel the ancient paths, and uncover the lore that binds all realms. Aria's journey is only beginning... and the wind of change is rising.
Discharge Planning for Home Health Care: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Barbara Stover Gingerich; Deborah Anne Ondeck
Aspen Publishers Inc.,U.S.
1994
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"Discharge Planning for Home Health Care" is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to assessing the needs of patients and establishing a coordinated hospital-to-home discharge plan. The referral format and assessment tools provide the user with an organized and systematic approach for the transition of the patient through the continuum of care. This comprehensive resource is based on current reimbursement and regulatory issues and contains over 150 tools for easy application to a broad spectrum of health care settings.
Home Health Redesign: A Proactive Approach to Managed Care
Barbara Stover Gingerich; Deborah Anne Ondeck
Aspen Publishers Inc.,U.S.
1996
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"Home Care Redesign" introduces home health providers to integrated care delivery systems and shows how to capture and control costs and outcomes, how to deal with staffing issues, and how to gain accreditation from all relevant organizations, including the National Council for Quality Assurance. Changes in documentation, information management, and marketing and billing are addressed. Implementation issues, maintaining the restructured organization, and quality assessment and improvement strategies such as benchmarking are covered. An abundance of practical tools, such as tracking tools, orientation outlines, job descriptions, and examples of documentation and competency assessment and performance tools support the text.
Lady Anne Bacon (1528-1610) was a highly educated woman who lived through the great political and religious transitions of five reigns and was embedded in the network of power at the Tudor court. Her intelligence and education took her far beyond the limits of the domestic sphere and she was caught up in pivotal events, including the crisis at the accession of Mary I and the reform of the Church of England under Edward VI and Elizabeth I. Yet, like many women, her place in the historical record remains shadowy and few today have heard of her. Born into an Essex gentry family, she was one of the five scholarly Cooke sisters, renowned for their learning. As a young woman she applied her linguistic skills to writing and translation, becoming a published translator before she was twenty. She served as a woman of the Privy Chamber, the inner circle of royal attendants, to both Mary I and Elizabeth I. Committed to the cause of religious reform, she was commissioned to translate a book that became central to the revival of the Protestant religion after Mary’s death. She married lawyer Sir Nicholas Bacon, later Elizabeth I’s Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, becoming stepmother to six children. Her own sons, Anthony and Francis, became respectively spy and statesman, and as a widow she ran a great estate alone for thirty years. Drawing on her subject’s forthright letters and other contemporary sources, Deborah Spring’s deeply researched and compellingly readable book reveals Anne Bacon’s extraordinary part in shaping the public story of Tudor history.
