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From maximizing space in Urban Gardening; to lights and pots in Indoor Gardening; to raised beds and plots in Outdoor Gardening, no matter the gardening journey you want to explore, The Spirit of Gardening- Gardening for New Bees acts as a guide, a resource, and a collection site for the "new bee" gardener. Start to learn about what you eat, by knowing what you are growing; supplement food; gain awareness; educate and harvest nutritional crops. The spirit or life revealed in gardening is truly amazing, relaxing, uplifting and rewarding. These are some basic gardening concepts and other necessary factors a new bee should consider;What are you planting? When are you planting? Where are you planting?Watering Composting and Maintaining Sowing Seeds, Transplants, Replants Germination Growing Process Harvest Preparation for Another Season Getting Involved in the Community
From maximizing space in Urban Gardening; to lights and pots in Indoor Gardening; to raised beds and plots in Outdoor Gardening, no matter the gardening journey you want to explore, The Spirit of Gardening- Gardening for New Bees acts as a guide, a resource, and a collection site for the "new bee" gardener. Start to learn about what you eat, by knowing what you are growing; supplement food; gain awareness; educate and harvest nutritional crops. The spirit or life revealed in gardening is truly amazing, relaxing, uplifting and rewarding. These are some basic gardening concepts and other necessary factors a new bee should consider;What are you planting? When are you planting? Where are you planting?Watering Composting and Maintaining Sowing Seeds, Transplants, Replants Germination Growing Process Harvest Preparation for Another Season Getting Involved in the Community
The future of medicine is happening now. Revolutionary new science is providing cures that were considered science fiction just a few years ago—and not with pills, surgery, or radiation, but with human cells. Promising treatments now in extensive clinical trials could have dramatic impacts on cancer, autoimmune diseases, organ replacement, heart disease, and even aging itself. The key to these breakthroughs is the use of living cells as medicine instead of traditional drugs. Discover the advances that are alleviating the effects of strokes, Alzheimer's disease, and even allergies. Cells Are the New Cure takes you into the world of regenerative medicine, which enables doctors to repair injured and aging tissues and even create artificial body parts and organs in the lab. Cellular medicine experts Robin L. Smith, MD, and Max Gomez, PhD, outline the new technologies that make it possible to harness the immune system to fight cancer and reverse autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, and rheumatoid arthritis. CRISPR, a new technology for targeted gene editing, promises to eradicate genetic diseases, allowing us to live longer lives—possibly even beyond age 100 in good health. Cells Are the New Cure takes you on a tour of the most exciting and cutting-edge developments in medicine. The content inside these pages could save your life or the life of someone you love.
GOD IS THE VOICE OF LOVE "God is Love" - I John 4:18 This book was inspired by God to heal relationships of all kind, not just marriages. God's plan is to ultimately bring healing to dysfunctional relationships by turning people hearts back to him where Love began. God wants people to seek him for guidance and instruction on how to really Love someone. If you believe that you have found that special person to share your life with and everything is going good but, you know deep within your soul it could be better and you would like it to be what God has planned it to be, I pray that as you read this book you can began to hear the voice of God talking to you. For those who are hoping to one day find that special someone to fulfill your life, PLEASE...wait on God. Understand that God knows what He has placed in you, and He knows that you are unique in Him. He has invested so much in you as a person. His desire is to please you and give you the desires of your heart. You must know that He has the perfect person that he's preparing for you, one that will love you in a very special way. Understand who you are, and how unique you are. (Unique means that you are the only one designed for that particular person.) That particular person is hard to find when we don't want to wait on God, so that He can lead us to them. You must decide to wait on God by telling yourself you are special, you have value, and you have worth, because you can't think more highly of someone else than you think of yourself. So, put a price on what God has placed in you, and see how much a person is willing to pay for it...don't sell yourself cheap Learn to hold on to that special gift God has given you and preserve yourself for that special person God has prepared for you, to Love you with the Love that God has given them to love only you Remember, you deserve God's best; don't settle for less You have to listen to the Voice of Love that is in you, and that voice is God allow him to talk to you. Trust me, it's real "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God" - Philippians 4:6-7 Real Love is out there you just have to wait on it, and with God's help it will come
GOD IS THE VOICE OF LOVE "God is Love" - I John 4:18 This book was inspired by God to heal relationships of all kind, not just marriages. God's plan is to ultimately bring healing to dysfunctional relationships by turning people hearts back to him where Love began. God wants people to seek him for guidance and instruction on how to really Love someone. If you believe that you have found that special person to share your life with and everything is going good but, you know deep within your soul it could be better and you would like it to be what God has planned it to be, I pray that as you read this book you can began to hear the voice of God talking to you. For those who are hoping to one day find that special someone to fulfill your life, PLEASE...wait on God. Understand that God knows what He has placed in you, and He knows that you are unique in Him. He has invested so much in you as a person. His desire is to please you and give you the desires of your heart. You must know that He has the perfect person that he's preparing for you, one that will love you in a very special way. Understand who you are, and how unique you are. (Unique means that you are the only one designed for that particular person.) That particular person is hard to find when we don't want to wait on God, so that He can lead us to them. You must decide to wait on God by telling yourself you are special, you have value, and you have worth, because you can't think more highly of someone else than you think of yourself. So, put a price on what God has placed in you, and see how much a person is willing to pay for it...don't sell yourself cheap Learn to hold on to that special gift God has given you and preserve yourself for that special person God has prepared for you, to Love you with the Love that God has given them to love only you Remember, you deserve God's best; don't settle for less You have to listen to the Voice of Love that is in you, and that voice is God allow him to talk to you. Trust me, it's real "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God" - Philippians 4:6-7 Real Love is out there you just have to wait on it, and with God's help it will come
How Barbara Jordan used sacred and secular scriptures in her social activism US Congresswoman Barbara Jordan is well-known as an interpreter and defender of the Constitution, particularly through her landmark speech during Richard Nixon’s 1974 impeachment hearings. However, before she developed faith in the Constitution, Jordan had faith in Christianity. In “My Faith in the Constitution is Whole”: Barbara Jordan and the Politics of Scripture, Robin L. Owens shows how Jordan turned her religious faith and her faith in the Constitution into a powerful civil religious expression of her social activism. Owens begins by examining the lives and work of the nineteenth-century Black female orator-activists Maria W. Stewart and Anna Julia Cooper. Stewart and Cooper fought for emancipation and women’s rights by “scripturalizing,” or using religious scriptures to engage in political debate. Owens then demonstrates how Jordan built upon this tradition by treating the Constitution as an American “scripture” to advocate for racial justice and gender equality. Case studies of key speeches throughout Jordan’s career show how she quoted the Constitution and other founding documents as sacred texts, used them as sociolinguistic resources, and employed a discursive rhetorical strategy of indirection known as “signifying on scriptures.” Jordan’s particular use of the Constitution—deeply connected with her background and religious, racial, and gender identity—represents the agency and power reflected in her speeches. Jordan’s strategies also illustrate a broader phenomenon of scripturalization outside of institutional religion and its rhetorical and interpretive possibilities.
How Barbara Jordan used sacred and secular scriptures in her social activism US Congresswoman Barbara Jordan is well-known as an interpreter and defender of the Constitution, particularly through her landmark speech during Richard Nixon’s 1974 impeachment hearings. However, before she developed faith in the Constitution, Jordan had faith in Christianity. In “My Faith in the Constitution is Whole”: Barbara Jordan and the Politics of Scripture, Robin L. Owens shows how Jordan turned her religious faith and her faith in the Constitution into a powerful civil religious expression of her social activism. Owens begins by examining the lives and work of the nineteenth-century Black female orator-activists Maria W. Stewart and Anna Julia Cooper. Stewart and Cooper fought for emancipation and women’s rights by “scripturalizing,” or using religious scriptures to engage in political debate. Owens then demonstrates how Jordan built upon this tradition by treating the Constitution as an American “scripture” to advocate for racial justice and gender equality. Case studies of key speeches throughout Jordan’s career show how she quoted the Constitution and other founding documents as sacred texts, used them as sociolinguistic resources, and employed a discursive rhetorical strategy of indirection known as “signifying on scriptures.” Jordan’s particular use of the Constitution—deeply connected with her background and religious, racial, and gender identity—represents the agency and power reflected in her speeches. Jordan’s strategies also illustrate a broader phenomenon of scripturalization outside of institutional religion and its rhetorical and interpretive possibilities.
Rebecca McDaniels is working on the project of her career, developing a new fuel that will revolutionize the way the world travels. Dr. Elliot Talbot is the team lead, her mentor, and her friend. When Elliot Talbot suddenly dies, and the project takes a deadly turn, millions of lives hang in the balance. Rebecca has a decision to make-will she act in her own best interest, or will she let go of her dreams and possibly get her heart broken again? All she has to do is stop a madman, shut down the project, and decide between the two men who are tugging at her heart-one with pure motives-one with a deadly agenda-and time is running out
The odor of the icebox criedSome animal had crept to hideBehind the crocks and slowly died.Too long the food had lain inside. In spite of all the rampant gore, Disgusted to her lazy core, Mrs. Squidge began the choreAnd cautiously approached the door. In the peaceful, picture-perfect town of Pickle Ridge, one of its residents, Mrs. Squidge, finally decides to empty her smelly refrigerator.With her hands encased in pink gloves, she begins shoveling malignant rations and corrupt drink down her sink drain. As the stinky mess is ground into tiny pieces in her garbage disposal, Mrs. Squidge mistakenly believes the worst is behind her as she admires her sparkling refrigerator. Little does she know that she and the residents of Pickle Ridge are about to experience a calamity like no other.In this humorous rhyming tale, the resident of a quiet little village decides to clean her refrigerator with disastrous results.
The odor of the icebox criedSome animal had crept to hideBehind the crocks and slowly died.Too long the food had lain inside. In spite of all the rampant gore, Disgusted to her lazy core, Mrs. Squidge began the choreAnd cautiously approached the door. In the peaceful, picture-perfect town of Pickle Ridge, one of its residents, Mrs. Squidge, finally decides to empty her smelly refrigerator.With her hands encased in pink gloves, she begins shoveling malignant rations and corrupt drink down her sink drain. As the stinky mess is ground into tiny pieces in her garbage disposal, Mrs. Squidge mistakenly believes the worst is behind her as she admires her sparkling refrigerator. Little does she know that she and the residents of Pickle Ridge are about to experience a calamity like no other.In this humorous rhyming tale, the resident of a quiet little village decides to clean her refrigerator with disastrous results.
What would you do if you lost your mother when you were 12, your father abandoned you at age 15, only to return when you were 16, taking a family treasure you thought he didn't deserve to have, then leaving you with no means of support again? You would do what Sarah Steinman did: help her grandmother raise her two younger siblings in Passaic, New Jersey, post-World War II, and try to go on with life. A spirited young woman, Sarah starts her career in bookkeeping with a dream job at Thomas Finance Co. Her diligence in her work leads her to discover a shocking embezzlement scheme. Sarah's belief in justice, her drive, and her perseverance compels her to investigate further. What she unearths about the scheme and those involved makes Sarah doubt herself and everyone around her.
The Side Piece No More CODE OF CONDUCT MANUAL, a spin-off from a one-day enrichment program that Pastor Robin developed provides a safe zone for conversation, frank dialogue, with tools, resources, encouragement, and motivated solutions. Charges women to reject the 2nd position in all realms of life, in a workshop setting. Topics targeting but not inclusive to sexuality, self-examination, inner-healing, positive affirmations, unveil the age-long trick, why women plot to destroy other women and reinforcements to also tackle toxic self-sabotage and cancer called "self-hatred"
The Guts & Glory of Forgiveness: Living Healed
Robin L. Lewis
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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This book contains powerful Christian teaching that has the potential to set people free. Many don't experience the healing of forgiveness and the freedom it brings because they don't understand the power of forgiveness. They have been given a key, but misconceptions of what forgiveness is and a lack of knowledge about how to use this key keeps them from being free. The ability to release ourselves and others from wrongs is set aside, and the power of God relinquished, as we allow wounds to remain and infect us for years. Unforgiveness keeps people chained to the past. In this book, you will learn what forgiveness is not, what forgiveness is, how to be truly free, and how to make forgiveness a lifestyle that brings joy and freedom When you apply the principles in this book, you are sure to experience the guts and the glory forgiveness brings
She lived in a very small house house at the beginning of a long, dirt driveway that led to her grandparent's house. She always looked forward to visiting her grandparents. They lived in a very large house, surrounded by thick, heavy pine tress. These appeared to look like giants of the forest protecting us. The small house that her family lived in didn't give her that sense of security for it reminded her of a chicken coop, which is what it felt like. In her eyes her dad, like most young girls, was God. But these were only thoughts and only her thoughts. This is the beginning.Young girl of three, she knew someway she was different then the rest of her family. She had ongoing struggles out through her childhood into her adult life. Into her late forties she discovered she had cancer. While going through her treatments all of a sudden her gateway of her memories surface from childhood life to present.Her shocking stories came out WARNING A HIGH CONFRONT IS RECOMMENDE
"This book must be read by every child." --Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, co-founder of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for NonviolenceNational award-winning journalist Robin L. Flanigan and professional illustrator Heather S. Jones have paired inspiring verses with vibrant, kid-friendly paintings to help cultivate self-awareness, compassion, respect for diversity, and other practices--for an intentional, balanced, considerate life.Parents, educators, and caregivers can use the book's short, easy-to-learn verses and nature-based illustrations to start rich conversations about how to attain--and maintain--a meaningful connection with ourselves, each other, and the world we live in.M is for Mindful is the perfect gift for a child you care about.Praise for M is for Mindful: "This is the kind of book I want on my shelf, and when I have grandchildren I will read it to them daily--for them and me too." --Andie MacDowell, Golden Globe-winning actress"Beautiful illustrations and wise compassionate messages. M is for Mindful is one of those books both you and your children will fondly remember long after they are grown." --Sharon Salzberg, New York Times best-selling author of Real Love"Here is a quiet training that will serve every child and caregiver. Simple, deep, and beautiful." --Jeff Warren, award-winning co-author of Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics: A 10% Happier How-to Book"M is for Mindful will teach children values and attitudes that will give them a positive direction to live their lives." --Temple Grandin, PhD, award-winning author of Thinking in Pictures, autism spokesperson, National Women's Hall of Fame inductee