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Writing Practice 1: Independent Reading and Writing Activities for Learning Basic Sight Words

Children's Books

WHITE, Alan

Literature & Fiction

Outskirts Pr

"Learn to love your white brothers and sisters; don't drink from the cup of bitterness and hate."- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. There is a great need to improve black and white race relations in America. Not an easy task considering... Continuous efforts on the part of blacks to generate white guilt. The white population has matured to a great extent while the black population desperately clings to the past... Where is Love

Drinking from the Cup: One Man's Experiences, Efforts and Observations of Improving Race Relations

Politics & Social Sciences

Saint Carter, Doug

Social Sciences

As Bunningiee--Uougokus mate Ive learned, Generational living in, on the land, ALASKA--comes to mean were foreign in any conceivable way! Everything goes up--oil, gas, rent, ice cubes, etc...except cost of living, wages and compliments. Shine on! Yet not to compete with the creators big yellow ball. Quanna Belugas--You have kept my people alive for many decades. Quanna for being our teachers in our water bubble walks, tales, songs, swims, fins, our great creator humors at us both. Special praises to our Honoriable Parlen L. McKenna, Cindy J. Roberson, Att: Joe Ray Skrha. Quanna, hardships,PTL--anyway, Made stronger--by laughing out loud at ones self. If you dont, be assured someone else will! Enjoy my book, Quanna!

Just Like That 2: Legends And Such

Blatchford, DJ

Literary

Princess Isabella is off on another adventure and this time she's taking her friend Porkita with her! Isabella is visiting Porkita's kingdom when a band of hideous soldiers storm the palace and take Porkita's family hostage. Isabella and Porkita manage to escape and go search for someone who can help. But the soldiers aren't interested in Porkita's family-it's Princess Isabella they are after! Their leader, Rankton the Ruthless thinks she can lead him to the Medallion of Tiben which will give him power over all the creatures of the land. Will the girls be able to outsmart Rankton? If the soldiers do catch them, will Isabella lead them to the necklace in order to save Porkita's family, even though it means giving Rankton unlimited power? Follow the two young princesses on their exciting adventure as they meet up with old friends like Grammy and Inius and meet new challenges that are even more frightening than the ones Isabella faced in The Glass Cage.

The Medallion Of Tiben (Never Again Series)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Levering-Duff, Judy

Fantasy

Now they say that there are mercenaries hired by American corporations to protect them from the Iraqi insurgency, making us feel like we are faceless soldiers with no secure identity in this war. The Mercs are making top dollar, hired by rich oil executives, and we are getting paid not even a third of what they're getting, and we are doing the same thing-sealing the fact that this war is about oil. We have no face over here except a negative one. Pg. 136  This modern army we are supposed to have nowadays is still being penetrated by people using old and remote tactics. They are using homemade bombs, old grenades, outdated guns, and car bombs to attack us with. This is a far cry from Weapons of Mass Destruction. Yet they are still determined to defeat us with their inferior weaponry. Just like Bin Laden, when he attacked us, he didn't use WMDs; he used our own airplanes and box cutters against us. But now, our excuse is that they may get WMDs, and Saddam had the capability to make WMDs. All I have to say about that is that they don't need WMDs; they are doing a good job using guerrilla tactics with outdated military hardware. Pg. 138

The Trouble in Iraq: A Diary of a National Guardsman

Biographies & Memoirs

Harley, James E.

Leaders & Notable People

A Work In Progress I WANT YOU TO TAKE A LONG LOOK INTO MY EYES AND TELL ME WHAT DO YOU SEE NO... LOOK DEEPER THERE IS SO MUCH MORE TO ME BECAUSE I'M NOT LIKE MOST WRITERS OR POETS I DON'T PLAY WITH WORDS EVERY LETTER WRITTEN FOR THIS BOOK HAS A PURPOSE TO SERVE I'M A 27 YEAR OLD WORK IN PROGRESS SO ENTER MY HEART I JUST HOPE YOU ARE READY TO SEE MY SCARS DO REALLY THINK YOU CAN HANDLE READING ABOUT HALF OF ME... OK THEN TAKE A LOOK INTO MY DIARY

Half of Me a Look into My Diary

Religion & Spirituality

Paul M. Harrus

New Age & Spirituality

LAND OF THE CREOLES: An epic saga of love, marriage and betrayal LAND OF THE CREOLES: Andre de Javon escaped the French Revolution as a child. Now as an adult, he arrives in New Orleans to start a new life. In due time he becomes one of the wealthiest plantation owners in the Territory. He is helped by his mentor Jean-Claude Charlevoix, whose young daughter Julie Marie falls in love with Andre, and hopes he will wait for her to grow up and marry her. But, Andre marries Gabrielle Ste. Claire who turns his life into a nightmare. Gabrielle dies leaving Andre with her illegitimate son. As Julie Marie grows up Andre realizes how much he loves her, and wants to marry her. But will Julie Marie still have him, a man who is eleven years her senior with an illegitimate child. The pirate Jean Lafitte and General Andrew Jackson are but some of the colorful characters woven throughout the story.

A World of His Own: In the Land of the Creoles

Gaffrey, Arlette

Genre Fiction

What Lengths Would You Go to Keep Something That Wasn't Yours? Edwin knew he was dying, and that he wouldn't be there to help his son grow up. He wanted his son to become a strong man, one who would stand on his own. So Edwin gave him the name Merriwether - Merriwether Gamble hated his father for giving him such a name. It was his cross to bear, causing him to overreact time and again to the taunts and teasing of the other boys. But it made him grow up tough, as his father had wished. Perhaps too tough. After an ill-chosen confrontation sends Merriwether to prison, his life takes an interesting turn when he befriends Whitie Fowler, his cellmate, who helps Merriwether survive the harsh realities of prison life. But Whitie has a secret, one that could make them both rich or get them both killed. With Whitie's Gold, author H.D. Williams skillfully blends an exciting story line with quick-paced action to create a real page-turner of a Western.

Whitie's Gold

Williams, H. D., Ph.d.

Jesus led an armed insurrection against the Temple in Jerusalem on the day before he was executed by Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea. The evidence presented in this book that supports this hypothesis is obtained chiefly from the gospels of Matthew Mark Luke and John, our main sources concerning the life of Jesus. That Jesus was a militant Jew, a "lion" rather than a "lamb" is not a new idea. A novel aspect of this book is that the evidence that supports this contention is derived from the gospel accounts of his life which set out to present him in an entirely different light, as a divine willing sacrifice who came into this world with the sole intention of offering his life on the cross to enable mankind to access heaven. Indeed those who wrote the gospels went to great lengths to disguise the real Jesus, and we have to read between the lines to decode the real story. Yet for those who have "ears to hear" the real story is there to be heard, and that story tells us of a Jesus who had very different objectives to those that were posthumously attributed to him by his devoted followers. The first century CE was a time of great messianic expectancy. Prophecy had predicted that the long awaited messiah who had been promised by God would establish and rule over a temporal kingdom that would exceed in magnificence and extent the kingdom ruled over by David nearly a thousand years before. The Jews would, with God's help, become rulers of the world and would reciprocate by ensuring that their new Kingdom would be ruled in strict accordance with Jewish law. Jesus expected, as messiah, to rule over this Kingdom. He was not the first to believe that he had been selected by God for this purpose nor was he to be the last. The events of the last week of Jesus' life provide a central framework to the storyline but the book also explores other aspects of his life that help us to place him in the context of his time including the many messianic prophecies that he supposedly fulfilled during his lifetime, and his relationships with John the Baptist, his siblings, disciples and Mary Magdalene. Finally we will see how his followers were reluctant in the aftermath of the crucifixion to believe that he had failed in his mission. They constructed a new philosophy in which Jesus was deemed not to have failed but rather to have successfully completed part one of a two part messianic mission. He was expected to return imminently to finish his task. His followers came to believe that although Jesus had certainly died, his spirit was still alive as a guiding force in their lives as they awaited his return. The resurrection stories of the gospels were devised to formalize this belief and, although intended to be allegorical, belief in a physical resurrection has become a central one for Christians. The earliest gospels were not written for nearly three decades after the crucifixion and we can only speculate concerning the beliefs that were held by his followers in the immediate aftermath of Jesus' death. The gospel accounts reflect their final consensus. It is clear that the version of events that finally made its way into the official gospels was not universally agreed by all of Jesus' disciples; many parted company with the new movement rather than subscribe to it. The expectation that Jesus would return within a short period of time was obviously not fulfilled. Undaunted, his followers, accepting the inevitable, modified their earlier estimates as to the date of the "second coming". He is now expected to return at some unspecified time in the future. As the world enters the third millennium CE many still await his return.

What Did Jesus Do?: The Revolutionary Jesus

History

Maclochlainn, A

World

Sinners in Paradise

Modzelewski, Alex Z

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