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Setas - A Vehicle for the Skills Revolution?
Sector Education and Training Authorities (Setas), established in terms of the Skills Development Act, 97 of 1998, were launched amid much fanfare and expectation of delivery towards achieving a skills revolution in the country. Upon their immediate establishment in March 2000, these perceived bureaucracies - which controlled the flow of billions - came under attack and became the subject of constant criticism. Over the years, this criticism has not abated and perceptions of Seta non-delivery has been exacerbated by recent reports that a resolution to the 'skills crisis' is critical for the success of government's Accelerated and Shared Growth Strategy for South Africa (Asgisa). The percepti...
The Book of Renee
The Book of Renee is a jewel. Told in a simple, elegant voice, its stories run the gamut from bawdy to reverent, from the slap-stick comic to the severe. It is a memorial service interspersed with hymns-a remarkable group of sonnets once written as a wedding gift for a new bride And, it is one man's attempt to outlive the grief of loss. Everyone should have a book like this written for them-everyone should live their lives so as to deserve it. What Ravel's Pavanne for a Dead Princess is in music, what the Taj Mahal is in architecture, The Book of Renee is in literature.
Making a Hard Right
Kimberly Duncan wants a clean slate from a bad relationship and even worse choices as of late. She moves halfway across the country, leaving her old life behind. That's until her recent past reveals it's not done with her. She's pregnant.The father of her child is married to her best friend. Kim doesn't want the mess she made to tear the marriage apart. She hides her daughter, Ava, to avoid the consequences.Kim wants the best for Ava and believes she can provide it without the father's help. Her family disagrees and makes it hard to keep Ava's existence under wraps.Doing the right thing will be too hard for Kim, even with the pressure from everyone she loves. Secrets rarely stay secrets for long. When hers are out, whose lives will it change forever?
Unrealized dreams, And Thoughts left in the past
Whether right or wrong the choices we make can affect everyone in our lives, If only for a moment.
Riggs Crossing
A girl is found in the wreckage of a car crash. Severely injured and psychologically damaged, the girl cannot or will not tell the authorities who she is or where she comes from. Her carers call her ‘Len’, after the name embroidered on the jumper she was wearing when she was found. Secretive, intelligent, and abrasive, Len is moved to a children’s shelter. Slowly, Len’s repressed memories fight their way to the surface of her troubled mind. And an evil figure from her shadowy past comes looking for her.
Make Us More
I’ve had enough pain to last me a lifetime. When will enough be enough? Just as my handsome dominate and I think that we have a handle on our lives someone sets out to destroy it. Pictures. So many pictures. Compromising pictures. Career-ending pictures. Life-changing pictures. But I find myself resilient as Alex works to remove the demons from our world. Except this time it’s his past catching up to us. Our wedding should be a joyful time; instead we’re spending our days running for our lives.
Truth Is
Kim Duncan is ready for the beginning of her new life. She has a beautiful daughter, a man who adores her, and nothing but high hopes for the future. Despite her past and questionable choices, Kim finally gets back to happiness. The one relationship she'd love to mend is with her mother, Diana.Diana has a closet full of secrets disguised as judgemental behavior. The wedge between Kim and Diana only gets worse by the day. Kim doesn't understand what she doesn't know. All she ever wanted was her mother's acceptance.Can she break through her mother's barrier and walk into the next phase of life on better terms?
Renee
Renee - A Life of Tragic Comedy is a recollection of the many magnificent, tragic, and humorous aspects of my life, peppered with my philosophies and seasoned with helpful information that I have gained as I matured. You will be introduced to my many zany cats and learn of the other beautiful creatures that have graced my life as well as share the mystery, comedy, and horror of my dream world. You will share in my various occurrences involving nature and her fury, such as hurricanes; the destruction and difficulties caused by the imprudence of humans which includes many fires and automobile accidents, and the mistreatment of children. You will share the experiences of my education, home life...
What My Eyes Could Not See
What My Eyes Could Not See is a memoir. Renee Micklin's vision was declining from an inherited disorder but she was totally blind sided by the sheriff's charisma. Romance seemed unlikely when she met Cooper. However, he was a man of formidable flirtatious charm, and she found herself falling in love. Life became a perpetual adrenaline rush with high-speed motorcycle rides, criminals on drugs and snitches living on the edge. She felt totally protected by her lawman. Their relationship was long nights of conversations and lovemaking.From the beginning he led her gracefully through public places, helping to conceal the awkwardness that is an unavoidable aspect of being sight-impaired. Tenderly ...
Until the Darkness Goes
Molly Morris is a 42-year-old, headstrong Jewish New Yorker who has had it with her family's conventional middle-class values. She flees to Long Beach, California to begin a vibrant new life far from her critical mother. There, she finds love with Javier, an attractive Mexican auto mechanic who invites her into his life, his culture and his close-knit family. Life is good...very good...until tragedy strikes and Molly's grief and self-recrimination plunge her into depression and drug addiction. Bold, frank and void of sentimentality, Until the Darkness Goes explores Molly's vulnerabilities, her search for meaning in the face of tragedy, and ultimately her return to a sense of purpose in the most unexpected way.
