This book really is a Handbook for thinking, speculating-on, and enjoying learning about your inner-core, the essential inner you, that people for centuries have called the soul. The book is based on both academic and practical experience, whilst working in the field of social care, and is a personal guidebook for exploring ideas about souls, and how to connect with others and the environment. It uses a wide range of thought-provoking eclectic ideas from various sources; stories, news reports, myths, poems; utilizing anything which discusses real-life situations, encouraging readers to...
This book really is a Handbook for thinking, speculating-on, and enjoying learning about your inner-core, the essential inner you, that people for cen...
Completely updated for ASME Y14.5-2009 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) has become accepted around the world as the international symbolic language that allows engineers and machinists to use engineering drawings to communicate from the design stage through manufacturing and inspection. Deductively organized, this book is a complete on-the-job reference that provides a thorough understanding to the complex ASME Y14.5-2009 "Dimensioning and the Tolerancing" standard.
Uses a "building-block" approach with examples (some dimensioned and toleranced in inches and some...
Completely updated for ASME Y14.5-2009 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) has become accepted around the world as the international sym...
The arrival of a stranger in the poorest community in Manila brings the possibility of danger and threats from the authorities and the money people, but despite this, he is received into their lives as a visitor-a man without a name and a past with unexplained consequences. Although he remains an enigma throughout his stay in the village, he touches all their lives in unexpected ways, bringing hope and sorrow in equal measure.
The arrival of a stranger in the poorest community in Manila brings the possibility of danger and threats from the authorities and the money people, b...
The story is narrated by a schoolteacher, about one of his ex -pupils, who runs away from his family because he wants to become a guerrilla fighter in the middle east, but the boy returns to the UK, and is arrested, and the Teacher becomes his helper. The Teacher teaches classics and is able to relate to the boys enthusiasms, which are Video Games and wishes to become a mature person. Finally the Teacher is unable to explain why the boy ran away to join a militia group.
The story is narrated by a schoolteacher, about one of his ex -pupils, who runs away from his family because he wants to become a guerrilla fighter in...
Confessions Of A Flaneur These Confessions are offered in the same spirit as that of an old-time Western film, (for example Unforgiven), insofar as they both obliquely employ similar theme of an aging outlaw, who thought he would be able to hang up his weapons and retire; but because of the sin of pride, was unable to resist just one more shoot-out And maybe his final and last chance to put right a few wrongs that had troubled his mind for some time So while you are reading this, and substituting the Saloon for the more dangerous and disorderly territory of the Seminar-Rooms of Academia,...
Confessions Of A Flaneur These Confessions are offered in the same spirit as that of an old-time Western film, (for example Unforgiven), insofar as th...
The title, 'A Game of Sailors' was taken from a favourite phrase used on the Flight Deck, whilst in action in 1956, perhaps more as a rebellious than amusing statement; but to me it summed up the jaunty spirit of the men who flew the planes and those who kept them flying. But this story is also about 'growing up', and how even the smallest and strangest experiences can leave their mark, and even shape a tiny bit of history Suez was the last real engagement by a Royal Navy Fleet, and Concorde project was the realization of an Aviators dream; and all the other bits and pieces of Service life...
The title, 'A Game of Sailors' was taken from a favourite phrase used on the Flight Deck, whilst in action in 1956, perhaps more as a rebellious than ...
