This collection of poems explores wayfaring, both in a spiritual sense and in the sense of knowledge navigation in an information age. It explores American history, encompassing writing and identity in the figures of Emily Dickinson and Willard Gibbs, the country's first mathematical physicist.
How often do we stay in relationships that don't line up with the love we know we deserve? "All too often," says first time author, advocate and domestic abuse survivor, Stephanie Strickland. But even in the bleakest of situations, Strickland believes there is a way out, a way to get back to ourselves and a way to find the peace we need to, not only survive, but to heal and be made whole.In her debut release Finding Peace Within, Dallas, Texas native Strickland, shares her gripping journey of love and abuse and her triumph over it all. She relives her struggles as a teenage mother, high school drop-out and survivor of domestic violence while fighting to find a better life for her and her sons. With some serious self-reflection, deep-rooted faith and a little mixed martial arts, Strickland breaks down the strongholds in her life and makes it through to the other side.Today, Strickland is an advocate for women, and believes in sharing her story to reach others who may be living the life she now has peace from. She wants her readers to remove the masks they wear daily, causing them to hide their truth. In Finding Peace Within, Strickland teaches women how to break the cycle of insecurity and inspires us to fight for the life God has promised us by sharing our stories of overcoming with others.
Join Stephanie and the kids on their neighborhood walking trail, as God meets them every day to reveal His creation anew. "I am not a writer. And for the record, I write exactly like I talk. I never expected to put pen to paper except to write the grocery list. I was just as surprised as anyone when the Lord used both feet to kick me out of my comfortable boat. Five years ago, when my marriage had fallen apart God showed me a verse that changed my world. During that period, God sustained my son and me. He provided everything we needed. He also used that time to grow my faith and my love for Him. He was the Light in our darkness. I stood on several of God's promises while He was working to put my marriage back together, with Him at the center. Through God's grace, my husband and I are still married. Our lives are incredibly different than they have ever been. Everyday, He is showing us just how glorious He is Join us as we walk through a One17 life " - Stephanie Strickland, Author
From the author of Poldark, the bestselling book and hit television series.When the beautiful young daughter of a prominent gentleman is found dead the coroner is naturally reluctant to bring a verdict of suicide. Were there murderous intentions behind this mysterious death?Between Goa, India, Oxford, and London, Winston Graham introduces an absorbing cast of characters: Stephanie, a happy young woman with a brilliant future; Errol Colton, her worldly lover; James, her father, a man of courage and determination who will fight for justice even if it costs him his life; and Nari, a young Indian blackmailed into degradation.When Stephanie discovers that Errol is not at all what she believed him to be, she must make a choice about what to do with his secret. If someone finds out that she knows, her life, as well as her lover's, will be at risk . . .
For as long as I can remember, both families have spend the first Tuesday-Friday in July at Nick, Natalie (My godmother), and Nate's (My godfather) beach house in Anderson Cove, California It is truly something that I look forward to every summer With this said, I am looking forward to tomorrow
Floral Journal With Her Name On ItIsn't that adorable?For those who like having personalised items in their life. Hint: this notebook makes a lovely gift...Features: Wide ruled. 110 pages. 8.5 x 11 inches. Soft cover.
Teie ees on Orchard Valley, kus pere teab alati kõige paremini, mida teil vaja on, ja kus neli naist leiavad armastuse.Stephanie Bloomfield sõidab koju Oregoni Orchard Valleysse. Tema isal oli südameinfarkt ja kõik kolm õde üritavad kiiremas korras haigevoodi äärde jõuda. Õnneks on isa Steffie pärale jõudmise ajaks juba paranemise teel.Kuid Steffiel on ka muid muresid. Kolme aasta eest põgenes ta Orchard Valleyst, kuna armastatud mees, ajakirjanik Charles Tomaselli, oli ta alandaval moel endast eemale tõuganud. Steffie teab, et meest vältida ei õnnestu...Ei lähegi kaua aega, kui Steffie ja Charles on sunnitud meelde tuletama vanu lahinguid ja - uuendama endisi tundeid. Charlesi pärast Steffie lahkus - kas seekord annab mees põhjuse jääda?
We have the power to build an unstoppable mindset. The stories shared in this book show you that life can be tough and we will all have challenges, but we don't have to face them alone. There is a secret to overcoming adversity that a true champion knows, and If you want to experience a life of victory, you must develop endurance to overcome obstacles. That means having the stamina to stand through any storm life brings your way, as well as the tenacity to triumph even in moments of great turbulence. Remember the important thing is to focus on the positive thoughts, because those are the thoughts that will inspire and empower many others to face their truths, and share their stories.
Stephanie Dinkins is renowned for her critical investigations into artificial intelligence and machine learning systems as they intersect race, gender, and our future histories. By using her training in documentary practices as a photo-based artist, she creates inclusive platforms for dialogue and action toward building technological ecosystems and datasets that are equitable, accessible, and transparent. Her immersive installations, community-based workshops, and public talks seek audience participation and engagement in a way that pushes the boundaries of new media and socially engaged art practices in the 21st century. Stephanie Dinkins: On Love & Data brings together nationally renowned curators and theorists who draw from methodologies of art criticism, social practice, new media theory, and critical studies to offer an in-depth analysis of key installations in Dinkins’s survey exhibition. The book also includes an important essay by Stephanie Dinkins on her concept of Afro-now-ism in which she expands on her theoretical framework and positionality as a Black new media artist in the 21st century. Dinkins’s artistic research transcends the boundaries of visual art to challenge and expose the bias and inequities of caste, race, and gender, which are encoded within digital systems on which governance, healthcare, and security infrastructures in the United States are based.
60-second solutions to help you get organized -- and get on with your life Are you overwhelmed by the clutter in your files and on your desk? Are you tired of being clobbered by clothes and hangers every time you open the closet door? Do household chores take twice as long as they should? Does the very thought of getting organized intimidate you -- because you don't know how, it takes too long, and you'd rather be doing anything else? Then this is the book for you. Featuring clear, quick-to-read lists and a meticulously detailed index, Stephanie Winston's Best Organizing Tips pinpoints how to: * Do away with disarray in closets, cupboards, and cabinets * Lighten the load of household chores * Eliminate desk mess and paperwork pileups * Make short work of bill paying and taxes * Take maximum advantage of precious "found time" For perfectionist and procrastinator alike, Stephanie Winston's Best Organizing Tips will prove indispensable.
Photographs by Charlee Brodsky Stephanie Byram was an active, athletic young woman entering the prime of her life. She held dreams of earning her doctorate, pursing a career, falling in love, and starting a family. A doctor's visit, shortly after her thirtieth birthday, changed everything. She had been concerned about a painful, swollen right breast, and tests confirmed the presence of a tumor. Stephanie was diagnosed with highly aggressive, highly malignant breast cancer-Stage IIIb infiltrative ductal carcinoma-and within two months she underwent a double mastectomy. Doctors gave her a 50 percent chance of surviving five years. Despite this prognosis, Stephanie looked to the future, and refused to be deterred by the obstacles thrown suddenly into her path. Though she was rarely cancer-free and suffered recurrences that were progressively more invasive and damaging to her body, over the course of the next eight years she would live a life of her choosing. Stephanie fell in love, married, and bought a home. She earned her Ph.D., and even found the time and energy to revise her dissertation topic to how women make medical decisions after they have been diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. She traveled to London, Tibet, and Hawaii; went on safari in Zambia and Botswana, rang in the millennium atop the Great Barrier Reef; hiked the grueling, thirty-five-mile Inca trail to Machu Picchu on her honeymoon, just weeks after a devastating recurrence; and visited the Grand Canyon before her death in June 2001. Stephanie came to appreciate the details and experiences found in a typical day. Learning to live in the moment, she found joy while playing with her cats, tending her garden, observing the birds jostling at the feeder, walking in the park by moonlight, laughing with friends. And running. Always an avid runner, Stephanie placed even greater importance on the sport following her diagnosis. She vowed to be the first person to run in each Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and would eventually run in thirty out of sixty-one events. To help publicize this uncommon feat, she approached Charlee Brodsky about taking some photographs for inclusion in a press packet. What eventually evolved was much more. As their working relationship grew, so did their bond. Stephanie was Brodsky's subject, but they became collaborators and closer friends. They developed art exhibitions, a video, and often gave lectures, presentations, and inspirational talks to groups across the country. And, now, together they have created this book. Knowing Stephanie combines Brodsky's photographs and Stephanie's dialogue, which along with Jennifer Matesa's biographical essay, "Reconstructing a Life," paints a complete and compelling portrait of an extraordinary woman. For Stephanie, this project was an opportunity to visualize herself-her life and her body-differently. According to Brodsky, "She was able to transform her profound disappointment with the cards she was dealt into a life that was about living." In so doing, Stephanie has provided a treasure for us all.
Learn how to open up a Customer Service Counter for your significant other (TM) Are you successful in your work relationships, but you struggle to have a happy, low-conflict romantic relationship? When your significant other makes a complaint, do you know how to react and vice versa? Do you stay calm when resolving a consumer or business dispute, but become disagreeable and angry when trying to resolve a problem with your significant other? Do you have the right service attitudes to have a successful, drama-free romantic relationship? Profitable businesses teach attitudes and skills to effectively handle consumer complaints. In this book, you'll learn how successful romantic partners have attitudes and skills that repair relationship complaints and problems. Relationship Repair for Couples will teach you how to effectively resolve conflict using a proven business customer service model. When couples apply these simple principles, they are addressing and fixing a primary predictor for relationship failure: unresolved complaints
Title: Stephanie. A novel.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.The NOVELS OF THE 18th & 19th CENTURIES collection includes books from the British Library digitised by Microsoft. The collection includes major and minor works from a period which saw the development and triumph of the English novel. These classics were written for a range of audiences and will engage any reading enthusiast. ++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++ British Library Lee, Tom; 1890. 302 p.; 8 . 012632.h.19.
