Robert James Warner Bücher

"My Many Thoughts" is about a person growing up living basically alone in the world. The only two things that she really has to confide in is pen and paper. Watch her grow from a confused teenager to a very talented and spiritual person. These poems and short stories are about my struggles with my childhood until my early adult life. Even though I am not as confused as I once was, my writings and thoughts have become so powerful that they are also inspiring. Take a look into my world! My world that contains my many thoughts and daily struggles.

The schools have an obligation and a duty to provide learning experiences for children that will develop in them, to the limit of their potential, those skills, attitudes, and values that will insure their continued education and happiness. The students of today must be prepared to accept their responsibilities as citizens of a problem-ridden, shrinking world of tomorrow. lt is vital that the curriculum be constructed in such a way that the student will be able to deal imaginatively with the problems he will face as an adult. Successful teaching recognizes that each student is an individual and must be respective as such. Discipline, which is necessary for character development, should be provided from without until a student has matured enough to internalize values and become self-disciplined. This is an evolving process. Talented teachers are keenly perceptive, sensitive, and enjoy being with children.They know that child-study is essential if they are to understand children.They have learned t

Bishop Demetri's book, "Saints and Martyrs from the Holy Land," is a great contribution to our Orthodox religious library and all those who are interested in the lives of the saints. Bishop Demetri was fortunate to be born not far from the gates of the holy city of Jerusalem. He walked where Jesus walked and breathed the same air which Jesus breathed. He spent his childhood in the shadow of Bethlehem, Nazareth, Mount Tabor, Calvary and the empty tomb. Palestine is a land of prophets, apostles, saints, martyrs and church fathers. We commend Bishop Demetri for writing this volume and we recommend it to all readers, Orthodox and non-Orthodox alike. Metropolitan PHILIP Primate, Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America +++++++ This huge volume is arranged chronologically, with lives of prophets, martyrs, apostles, monastic - many with small icons, Dismissal Hymns and Kontakia - and includes the service to All Saints in Palestine for the 2nd Sunday after Pentecost. Presented in a modern narrative way, the hundreds of lives range from a paragraph to 5 pages in length. It is a handy source for information about the prophets and apostles (the 12 and the 70), about whom it is sometimes difficult to find quick information. There is an extensive glossary and listing of the Synaxarion of the Church of Jerusalem.

A popular teacher is brutally murdered, the community is gripped by the compelling story, her family devastated. Jennifer's Justice follows the case from the shocking discovery, through the investigation, arrest and eventual trial. From the police investigation, forensic evidence, suicide attempts, the death of a key witness and the judicial system gone temporarily awry, this true story has more twists and turns than most murder-mystery novels. Through her own grief and personal challenges, we follow the author's journey as she attempts to support Jennifer's family which is an extension of her own. It is a deeply personal account of how such a tragedy affected those who loved and cared for the victim. It is also a search for a lesson to be learned and shared so something good can come from the horrible crime that was committed. Jennifer's Justice is a testament to strength in family support and togetherness in the face of grief and despair. It is also a confirmation of the life of a wonderful, life-loving human being who left the earth with much unfinished.

California, 1884: A clipper ship belonging to Connelly-Wilson Shipping is attacked by a mysterious black vessel which displays amazing speed and deadly weaponry. The clipper ship is sunk with all hands, save one survivor. Only days later, another Connelly-Wilson ship is sunk by the same black vessel; this time there are no survivors. Weeks later, a Connelly railroad trestle is dynamited, with loss of life narrowly avoided. Then another, sending a freight train to the bottom of a deep ravine. And shockingly, a young woman, heiress to the reins of the Connelly-Wilson empire, disappears into the Sierra-Nevada Mountains in the dead of winter. After seventeen years in hiding, an old evil has arisen again, one who nevertheless has still not learned one fatal lesson: never cross a Connelly woman. Book Three of the Angel Trilogy - a legend passes on, and a new one is born, as the granddaughter of the Angel of the Gold Rush takes the stage.

The road ahead is a difficult one. Increasing competition both at home and abroad, continuing ideological and policy conflict, practical problems, and day to day difficulties of every kind and from every source place extraordinary demands and almost unbearable pressures on the conscientious executive of today. The business executive in the next decades of this century and beyond must demonstrate unprecedented leadership, leadership that combines disciplined intellect and faith in the highest ideals. The business manager in a free society truly belongs to the people. Without that highest and noblest dedication, our economic system, indeed, our richly blessed way of life, will require attention in too many ways. It was easy to see that this book was distilled from the thoughts and experiences, the hopes and fears, the strengths and weaknesses, and the skills or lack of skills of top executives throughout this land. The author was clearly sensitive to and conversant with the problems of running a business in our modern world. His background as a student of management problems further testifies to this. The management issues reader must know himself/herself and be happy with what he/she is while at the same time building a healthy, calculated dissatisfaction with the status quo. He/she must realize, whether he/she is currently happy with his/her growth and caliber or not, that he/she must continue to grow, change, and stretch.

Poems of Light and Shadow is the author's third collection, each with a foreword by one of his children. This volume delves into human relationships and reflects his ongoing love affair with nature.