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Talking To Myself
Narrowly escaping death as a baby, and growing up in the Black Country, Ken Wood became obsessed with a television puppet show called Hank Rides Again and Ventriloquism. Follow him through his schoolboy antics while trying to perfect the art he was learning, to some hilarious escapades at Butlin's and throughout his career as he became a much-admired Speciality Act on the Variety Circuit, working all over the world with top celebrities. During his career, he had to conquer stage fright and depression as well as challenging changes in his life, before coming to terms with being disabled deaf. His fascinating, uplifting story spans seven decades and is packed with stories of the ups and downs of life on and off the stage which will keep you thoroughly entertained right to the end.
The Supernatural Christian
The Supernatural Christian follows the author’s transformation from a good Christian pastor to a great Christian healing pastor. Each of the brief and exciting 32 chapters is full of real-life experiences that shaped Pastor Ken Wood’s ministry and changed the lives of those he and others have brought healing to in the name of the Healer, Jesus Christ. Numerous stories of supernatural healings are shared in great detail. Pages are full of encouragement about how you can develop a more intimate relationship with God the Father. Provided are practical principles and concepts to help you seek, find, and live a more supernaturally spiritual life. The Supernatural Christian reveals insights every Christian needs to know to operate in the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit. The heart-warming stories and insights will build a renewed passion and zeal in the hungry believer to share the Gospel, and fill him or her with the knowledge and confidence to do so with signs and wonders following. Best of all, The Supernatural Christian challenges you to take the steps of faith necessary to draw closer to God, be empowered, and boldly operate in the gifts of the Spirit.
Kenwood, Paintings in the Iveagh Bequest
Set high on a ridge in historic parkland less than five miles from Trafalgar Square, Kenwood is London's favourite 'country house'. Remodelled by Robert Adam in the eighteenth century, in 1928 it became the home of the Iveagh Bequest, a superb collection of old master paintings that includes Rembrandt's most celebrated self-portrait, the only Vermeer in England outside the National Gallery and the Royal Collection, Gainsborough's Countess Howe, and classic works by Reynolds, Romney, Lawrence and Turner. The collection was formed between 1887 and 1891 by Edward Cecil Guinness, 1st Earl of Iveagh, Chairman of the world's leading brewery, who gave it to the nation with the house and estate. Thi...
Kenwood: The Ultimate Guide To Kitchen Tech
Established in the 1940s to produce and sell domestic labour-saving devices, Kenwood has survived and evolved to become a British icon. It is high time someone recorded (almost) everything they ever made, and put a date to it, so that future generations can make sense of what was happening in U.K. kitchens, in business, in industrial design and in manufacturing. The first item off the production line, the Turnover Toaster, was made by Roger Laurence and Kenneth Wood in 1947, and over a hundred separate domestic objects would follow over the next thirty years. Inside this book, you will find full-colour photographs, descriptions and original retail prices of these mixers, accessories and appl...
The Oscar Wilde World of Gossip
The Oscar Wilde World of Gossip is an illuminating, hilarious and altogether astonishing collection of pen-portraits of over 300 of Wilde's friends and enemies, linked by brief notes on his life story. An unrivaled treasure trove bursting with spell-binding stories, The Oscar Wilde World of Gossip effortlessly carries the reader from gutter to palace, from college to courtroom, from battlefield to brothel and rips the veil from the licentious reality of Victorian life. Simultaneously a 'dip-in' reference book and a continuous narrative, it is an exuberant compendium of malicious rumour, salacious detail, and backstabbing one-liners. It is also, without question, the funniest book ever written about the Age of Wilde.
Stratigraphy, Petrology, and Depositional Environment of the Kenwood Siltstone Member, Borden Formation (Mississippian), Kentucky and Indiana
Paleocurrents, trace fossils, and facies analysis of a vertical profile through a terrigenous clastic sequence are combined to determine the paleogeography for a part of the Lower Mississippian.
It Sounded Better in My Head
When her parents announce their impending separation, Natalie can’t understand why no one is fighting or at least mildly upset. And now that Zach and Lucy, her two best friends, have fallen in love, she’s feeling slightly miffed and decidedly awkward. Where does she fit in now? And what has happened to the version of her life that played out like a TV show—with just the right amount of banter, pining and meaningful looks? Nothing is going according to plan. But then an unexpected romance comes along and shakes things up even further. It Sounded Better in My Head is a tender, funny and joyful novel about longing, confusion, feeling left out and finding out what really matters.
From Coal Dust to Gold Dust
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