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V-mail from T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, England to His Uncle Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania
Description: T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, England to his uncle Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania. Mentions visits to London and Scotland, and the good work the American Red Cross [ARC] is doing overseas.
V-mail from T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second [2nd] General Hospital, Oxford, England to His Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania
Description: T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second [2nd] General Hospital, Oxford, England to his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania. Fox is finally on crutches.
V-mail from T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second [2nd] General Hospital, Oxford, England to His Uncle Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania
Description: T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second [2nd] General Hospital, Oxford, England to his uncle Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania. Describes boredom in the hospital and expresses sympathy for his grandfather, but doesn"t explain why. Explains that he is bedridden due to a new cast, and says he misses riding his bicycle [bike].
At the Point of a Knife
At the Point of a Knife is a real life thriller about a doctor who invents life-saving laser technology, his wife's destructive inheritance and the legal conspiracy to steal his successful hi-tech start-up. Dr. Kenneth Fox fights off predatory companies as he battles globally for his company's rights. But he ignores the threats to his family. By day, he has a successful career. By night, he lives with an increasingly mentally ill spouse. Although she is physically abusive with him and their son, Fox is emotionally co-dependent. At the same time, he is helping his dying mother and his chronically ill father. There is an attempted murder. After this explosive nuclear family meltdown, Fox learn...
Energize Your Emotions for Life
Ken Fox writes, “Walking a path of emotional health is the most significant thing I can do if I want to nurture and promote a culture of change and growth across the tapestry of my life.” Energize Your Emotions for Life is entirely about what we can do to bring change to our lives. It is about becoming our own best friend, not in some self-absorbed way, but as a foundation for cultivating satisfying relationships with others. Instead of seeing emotions like anger or fear as harmful, the author shows how our emotions can be a friend who has incredibly much to offer each one of us. Based on extensive interdisciplinary research in affective neuroscience, biblical studies, leadership, philosophy, and psychology, this practical, easy-to-understand, self-leadership book is written for anyone who wants to walk a path of emotional health and self-care. As a biblical scholar, Ken Fox has done a thorough, critical study of emotions in the Bible. Energize Your Emotions for Life is also informed by years of pastoral ministry, mentoring and counseling students, and the author’s own journey of living transformative self-leadership.
The Ken Fox Hell Riders
Gary Margerum, astonished by the wonderful spectacle that is the wall of death, has been photographing the traveling show for over a year. The bright red vintage Indian motorcycles and smartly turned out riders seem to perform a feat from the past before the eyes of a modern world. He has captured this extraordinary life through his magnificent photographs and has also documented the lives of the famous Ken Fox Troupe. With access to the last traveling wall of death in Europe, this biographical sketch follows the 21st Century Hell Riders throughout their tour of the British Isles, capturing all aspects of this astonishing way of life.
V-mail from T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second Hospital, Oxford, England to His Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania
Description: T/Sgt [Edward] Kenneth Fox, Second Hospital, Oxford, England to his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dell, Robertsdale, Pennsylvania. Christmas cartoon message, "Greetings from Britain.
Love and Laughter
Brimming with humor, warmth, and candid memories, Love and Laughter pays tribute to marriage and togetherness. In this poignant memoir, Rose E. Fox honors her relationship with Ken Fox, her late husband, and offers an intimate look at their friendship and love, as well as their vulnerabilities, trust, and devotion to each other. When Rose and Ken first met more than fifty-five years ago, they shared similar backgrounds, but their personalities were nothing alike, and their relationship faced inevitable challenges. Here, Rose looks back on their time together-from their first blissful years, to their sometimes rocky relationship, to the final days of Ken's life as he succumbed to a twelve-year battle with prostrate cancer at age seventy-six. Anyone in a marriage-and anyone who has suffered the loss of a true love-will be heartened and uplifted by this timeless love story, which captures a full range of emotions and celebrates the kind of courage, commitment, and spirit it takes to make a relationship last and thrive.
Reynard the Fox
There are many stories featuring the villainous hero Reynard the Fox in many languages told over many centuries, goingback as far as the early 12th century. All these stories are comic and much of the humour depends on parody and satire resulting in mockery, sometimes the subversion of certain kinds of serious literature, of political and religious institutions and practices, of scholarly argument and moralizing, and of popular beliefs and customs. The contributors to this volume, all of them experts in one or more of the Reynard stories and their backgrounds, focus on the transformation of these tales through various media and to what extent they reflect differences in the cultural, class, and generational background of their tellers.
Reynard the Fox
edited by Kenneth Varty Reynard the Fox and his confrontations with other named animals were a common feature of Latin and vernacular Beast Epics throughout the medieval period.
