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Managing Me
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Golden Nuggets
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Easy Beading
- Detailed basics section to start with - More than 90 fabulous projects - Clear instructions and step-by-step photos make it easy to get beading Bold, trendy, classic--"Easy Beading, Vol. 4" is packed with the fantastic designs, easy-to-learn techniques, step-by-step photos, and clear instructions that are the hallmark of this top beading magazine. More than 90 great jewelry projects, including fashionable necklaces, bracelets, and earrings have been gathered into this fourth annual volume. A detailed basics section gets readers started. Then it's on to projects that glow with gemstones, pearls, crystals, glass, metal beads, and chains. Finish any one in an afternoon or evening, then graciously accept the compliments!
Pearls for Life
Wisdom You Can Apply Most men and women today are affected by voices of negativity. This down-to-earth, practical book reveals helpful wisdom and insights for thinking about yourself and responding to others. These "pearls" are simple yet profound truths that encourage thought-provoking reflection for life's daily challenges. It is a book written from the heart that has a calming and peaceful impact on the mind and hearts of those who read it. This little book is a Gem! Each "Pearl" ministered to my heart, and some of them especially repeated in my ear throughout the days following my reading. (Tina Hille) Duane's "pearls" are simple truths but very profound. They are filled with wisdom and insight, and are excellent words to live by! (Debbie Bumgardner) This wonderful book gently inspires personal growth for both the young and not so young. It's an invaluable tool in today's world. (Mary Ann Holvenstot) This book encourages thought-provoking reflection for life's daily challenges. All around good advice for persons of any age. (Anita Crittenden)
Herd Register
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The Last Pearling Lugger
Mark Dodd arrived in Broome in 1978 as a 20-year-old looking for adventure, after working his way across northern Australia. There he fell in with the crew of the fabled DMcD, one of the last of the old wooden pearling luggers that still worked the Kimberley coast diving for pearl shell. He came aboard as a deckhand before graduating to become one of the pearl shell divers. He dived for four seasons, living a life on the luggers and in the pubs and exotic alleys of Broome that would have been recognisable to pearl divers for 100 years before, but has now sadly disappeared forever. This story encompasses it all: the cramped camaraderie of life on a small wooden lugger, what it is like to be 40 metres down to the sea floor at the end of precarious length of air hose, as you search for shell whilst keeping one eye out for tiger sharks. His book is both an adventure and a wonderfully nostalgic account of an industry and a way of life that has gone forever.
The Siblings From The Sun
About 12,500 years ago, an apocalyptic event struck Earth. A nearby supergiant planet, bigger than our sun, exploded with a catastrophic, supernova outburst. One of the huge fragments rampaged through the Earth’s celestial ramparts and, in due course, the blazing rock exploded over the thick ice sheet in the Pacific, shearing off this vast land that eventually submerged. The unprecedented high-intensity seismic waves shook the entire planet, leading to the terrible Global Deluge. This is a story where mainstream scientific observations and ancient religious texts and myths harmonize! The Siblings From The Sun is a thoroughly unique and gripping novel—based on science but filled with romance, adventure, and the horrors of nuclear war—as a small group of intrepid young adventurers fled from their moribund world, and seek a new habitable world…
