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  Serenity Tones Of Singing Bowls...

  Molly Mey

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  Unlock the pathway to inner peace, mental clarity, and emotional healing with Serenity Tones Of Singing Bowls For Inner Peace, Mental Clarity & Emotional Healing Enhancement. This transformative guide brings together time-honored meditation techniques and holistic wellness practices designed to promote balance, harmony, and spiritual growth. 
  Discover mindfulness meditation for spiritual healing, a practice that allows you to deepen your connection with your inner self, relieve stress, and achieve emotional balance. Whether you're new to meditation or seeking advanced techniques, this book offers valuable insights for every stage of your journey. 
  With a focus on guided mindfulness for emotional wellness and holistic meditation practices for stress relief, you will explore practical methods to enhance your daily routine and mental well-being. These meditation practices are designed to help you manage the pressures of modern life, cultivate inner calm, and foster a more centered and peaceful existence. 
  If you're looking to reconnect with your inner self and regain control over your emotions, this book will serve as a powerful tool to guide you toward transformative meditation for inner harmony. The step-by-step techniques shared here will empower you to take control of your thoughts, elevate your mood, and achieve long-lasting mental clarity. 
  Embrace the mind-body connection for deep relaxation and discover how energy healing for emotional balance can help you overcome negative thoughts and patterns. Each chapter is carefully crafted to provide techniques that promote healing, reduce anxiety, and restore your overall well-being.

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  A Rare Recording of Film Icon...

  Norma Shearer

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  Edith Norma Shearer (August 11, 1902 – June 12, 1983) was a Canadian-American actress who was active on film from 1919 through 1942. Shearer often played spunky, sexually liberated women. She became the first five-time Academy Award acting nominee, winning Best Actress for The Divorcee in 1930. Shearer had made a total of 13 silent films for MGM before transitioning exceptionally well to the era of 'talking pictures.' The following recordings include motivational promos Norma Shearer made for the USO during World War II, Shearer being welcomed to the premier of "Grand Hotel" in 1932, and an interview Shearer did with Hollywood writer Louella Parsons in 1931.

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  Stop Blaming the Designer - The...

  Chris Barin

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  Most design projects go wrong before the designer opens a file. 
  The objective was never agreed. The brief was one line long. Four people gave feedback and two of them contradicted each other. The logo files arrived a week late. Then a change landed in round three and got called a small tweak. 
  When the project slips, everyone blames the designer. 
  Chris Barin has been on both sides of this. He has designed for clients for years, and he has spent seven years hiring designers: reading portfolios, running the interviews, writing the briefs, paying the invoices. This is the process he wishes his own clients had used. 
  Inside:Decide whether you need custom design at all, or whether a template will do- Pick the right kind of specialist, and read a portfolio for fit instead of for looks- Run a twenty-minute interview that actually tells you something- Agree scope, money and who approves, before anyone starts- Write a brief a designer can work from- Review the work in context rather than zoomed in- Give feedback that can be acted on- Handle revisions, delays, licences, ownership and a clean handoff 
  This is not a defence of bad designers. Some designers are bad. The point is that blame is a poor management system, and most of what decides the outcome is settled by you, before the work starts. 
  Includes a plain-language toolkit of the terms designers use, so nobody has to pretend they understood.

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  O Say Can You Sing

  Michael D. Young

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  In O Say, Can You Sing, Michael D. Young uncovers the powerful, true stories behind America’s most beloved patriotic songs—and the faithful believers who lived out Christian values through sacrifice, courage, and conviction. These aren’t textbook figures. They’re everyday heroes whose devotion to God and love of freedom helped shape the soul of a nation.Meet Harriet Tubman, a woman of unshakable faith who, despite chronic illness and a bounty on her head, led dozens to freedom through the Underground Railroad. She called herself “Moses,” and the lyrics of The Battle Hymn of the Republic—“Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord”—became a rallying cry for her mission. Through music and action, she bore witness to a God of deliverance.In this book, you’ll discover:- How Christian men and women shaped liberty through unseen acts of courage- The spiritual roots and surprising histories of songs like God Bless America and America the Beautiful- How music preserved faith and freedom through every American conflict
   
  - QR codes that let you hear the music and explore the lives of each hero through immersive extrasPart hymnbook, part devotional, part history—this is a powerful reminder that the story of America has always been sung by believers. And their song still matters.

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  Burden of Billions - An American...

  Kunwar Vaibhaw Singh

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  Humanity's worst curse- GREED -once again played its dice in a vicious move! 
  You must have read so much about the immense death and destruction that the World War 1 caused. The dreadful fate it brought upon humanity. However, a much deeper and cruel assault was made by the forces of war on the common masses which is hardly ever told. The assault on their food, water, clothing, shelter and other essentials. 
  The saga in this book revolves around the factual and humane description of this economic assault on Europe's stomach and the greed of major players who were involved in its genesis and consequence. So, hang on and witness the enrapturing verbal illustration of one of the worst eras of human history.

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  The Rhythm Rappers Compete At...

  Julie Kirchhubel

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  An upcoming Rap Competition in town sparks interest amongst friends, especially when they learn that there’s going to be a special gathering about it at the park. But what exactly is a Rap anyway? Before they know it, they’ve all signed up to be contestants – they have to compose and perform their own work! Not only are they up for a challenge to create the best words and the best moves, there’s also the issue of how to use rhythm. Because there’s rhythm in words and rhythm in music, and raps use rhythm too. So the race is on to do their best – it’s a team effort, isn’t it? And then of course there’s also practice that needs to happen. After all, the saying is that ‘practice makes perfect’!The big day has arrived. Raps will be judged on technique, style, creativity, and originality. And what about the actual performance? Well, it has to be confident, well-presented, and (you guessed it) memorised. Luckily, they’ve all prepared steadily for this, and so the audience is treated to an evening of stage delights that includes marching, rocking, reeling, dancing, and more.Follow this lively band of characters as they troop to the city to discover the world of competition and the thrills of performing – you’ll be surprised at what you learn along the way!

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