After teaching hundreds this method, Will Cameron has decided to share the "C-Scale Confidence Course" with you. This simple method makes basic guitar easy for the beginner. Large easy to understand graphics, and cut-out flash cards combined with the practice exercises and easy to understand explanations will have you playing the guitar in no time!

C - Scale Confidence Course

Arts & Photography

Will Cameron

Music

Monument Press

As a young woman, Tamara Miller survived near starvation in western Kiev and forced labor in Nazi Germany only to find herself, after the war, betrayed and friendless in Tennessee. But with unwavering faith and determination, this indomitable woman built a new life for herself thousands of miles form her home and loved ones. Her inspiring memoir, written with warmth, humor, and unpretentious sincerity, was intended originally for her grandchildren; by the time you finish it, you'll wish you had Tamara for your Babushka too.

My XXth Century: Rockets, Bombs and Christianity

Biographies & Memoirs

MILLER, TAMARA

Community & Culture

At the end of World War II, George Zotoff-a young Russian born in exile-decided to accompany his pregnant wife Alla back to her home in the Soviet Union. Alla was homesick for her parents, and George was drawn to the homeland he had never known. Neither of them dreamed that this attempt to reunite a family would cause their own little family to be torn apart by the ruthless, inhuman power of the Stalinist state.    George Zotoff 's memoir, now appearing in English over 50 years after its original publication, is the story of one man's courage and resolution in the face of a tyranny that ultimately defeated him. But years after George's premature death, a miraculous chain of events has brought a happy ending to his tragic tale. Sojourn in My Homeland is a gripping read and a moving tribute to the indomitable Russian soul.

Sojourn In My Homeland: A Postwar Tragedy

George Zotoff

Blood Lyric

Louis Shikles

History

In his book, "Prayer, Relaxation and Wholeness", Don Harold Lawrence describes how, in his personal spiritual journey, he discovered that prayer and relaxation are gifts that God uses in our lives to enable us to have a living relationship with Him, love and appreciate ourselves, live instead of exist, cope with the various crises of life, become fully functioning individuals, achieve wholeness of being, and fulfill the purpose for which He created us. The material in this updated volume helps the reader to understand the importance of the synthesis of prayer, relaxation, and wholeness. Praying while one is in a relaxed and peaceful state of mind enhances one’s awareness of God, who heals and restores our shattered life. This book draws on the Bible, classical works on prayer, the disciplines of medicine, psychology, and religion, as well as the author’s twenty years of experience in assisting bereaved individuals in their effort to cope with grief and rebuild their lives. A list of helpful resources is included. Don Harold Lawrence offers helpful suggestions as to how one designs his or her own personal program for prayer. He describes the integration of prayer and relaxation as well as the mechanics and practice. He also includes a simple step-by-step exercise in relaxation. This is truly a practical and helpful book that will resonate with readers far and wide.

Prayer, Relaxation and Wholeness

Lawrence, Don Harold

Religion & Spirituality

Rick Santorum

Politics & Social Sciences

Santorum, Us Senator Rick

Politics & Government

George Allen: A Senator Speaks Out On Liberty, Opportunity, and Security

Allen, George

Zell Miller: A Senator speaks out on Patriotism, Values and Character

Zell Miller: A Senator Speaks Out On Patriotism, Values, and Character

Miller, Zell

"Glimpses into Grief" illustrates the many facets of grief and how it is experienced under different circumstances. Don Harold Lawrence deals with many types of grief including the loss of parent, loss of grandparent, loss of a pet, loss of ability and loss of a job. These events and many others are addressed eloquently by the author who draws from his 20-plus years of experience as a grief counselor. Not only does he share what is "normal" in grieving, he also delves into "pathological grieving," or what to do when a person is "stuck." He offers tips, vignettes, and resources for further exploration and support. The book is written as if you're sitting with the author in a calm matter-of-fact manner. This book is a mixture of reality therapy and unconditional positive regard for the person who is grieving and the grieving process. "Glimpses Into Grief" is a necessary tool for grief counselors, clergy and mental health professionals, as well as anyone who has experienced grief.

Glimpses Into Grief

Parenting & Relationships

"I learned that 50 caliber tracer rounds look like golf balls and baseballs on fire, especially if they are coming at you and disappear underneath the aircraft. When this happens, you find that your anal orifice will pucker as if it is trying to devour a rather large lemon, a very sour lemon. I also learned that the sound of metal objects striking your aircraft is worse than the sound of chalk screeching on a blackboard." Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel William Trower talks about his life in the Air Force and as a pilot in Viet Nam. This little book tells of 25 of his near death experiences, starting shortly after his first teeth appear and continuing through his 67th year. Bill Trower is a political activist and writer. He doesn't pull punches, and doesn't sugar-coat anything. This humorous book is a little taste of a life peppered with excitement and absolute dedication to his country.

One Man: Twenty-Five Near Death Experiences

Trower, William

Leaders & Notable People

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