New Releases by Rachel Williams

A collection of images depicting a visual language expressing a political facet of the British Industry a ghostly echo that resonates locally and globally. This particular book is a narrative of cause and factual consequence and a prediction of the dystopia of the British Steel Work Industry.

‘He pushed open the door, and I saw that he was pulling something out of a bag he was carrying. It was a gun – a sawn-off shotgun.’ Featured on ITV''s Lorraine with Michael Sheen and Rachel Williams. Darren was funny and attractive, and 21-year-old Rachel fell head-over-heels for him; it wasn’t long before they moved in together, and she fell pregnant with his child. But his inner demons soon surfaced... Weakened and alone, Rachel was beaten and tormented by him for 18 years, until one day, Darren turned up at her place of work with a shotgun and left her for dead. But her ordeal wasn’t over... Devastating yet inspiring, Rachel’s story of hope tells of how you can always find the light, even in the very darkest of times. ‘Incredibly poignant and powerful.’ – Victoria Derbyshire ‘Transformative. Life changing.’ – Michael Sheen

Are you rushed, super busy and so overcommitted? Do you ever find yourself downplaying your beauty, or not see your beauty at all? Are you tired of measuring yourself against an impossible beauty standard? Well, it''s time to unravel.It is time to unravel the negative self talk, the should haves and have to''s, and the beauty fears of the past, present and future. It is time to simplify.The Clean and Press, Lorde Beauty Makeup Techniques, The No Mirror Challenge, The Face Workout and more, are beauty practices and techniques I have created. You will feel and look your best, and understand your unique beauty in a powerful, wholehearted and loving way through real life stories and reflections from myself and from other women and girls like you. It''s time to unravel. Let''s press play.

In this project I am modelling the predator-prey relationship between California sheephead and purple sea urchin populations, respectively, in kelp forests off the coast of southern California. The Lotka-Volterra equations explain predator-prey relationships in their most basic form. These equations incorporate a set of biological assumptions that can be unrepresentative of many ecological systems. I will consider alternate models that incorporate variations of the Lotka-Volterra model which may better represent the biology of the purple sea urchins and California sheephead. Using biological characteristics of both species in kelp forests, I will set possible and likely parameters and solve for unknown parameters. After constructing the models, I will fit each model to the population data. Once I have fit each model to the data, I will compute various error estimations using four possible objective functions and determine the model of best fit.

Mental health problems in children, such as the prevalence of externalizing and internalizing behaviors are a growing crisis in the United States. The economic shift in recent years has resulted in many parents working increased hours and spending less time as a family, which often results in increased problematic behaviors. In response to the relationship discord and behavior problems in children, filial play therapy is recommended as an effective treatment option. Although filial play therapy is a supported treatment, societal views on play are examined, revealing that many parents disregard the importance of play for a preferred focus on academic achievement. This article reflects parent''s concern of externalizing and internalizing behaviors in boys and girls based on a provided behavioral vignette. Parents'' recommended therapeutic treatment based on level of concern is also explored. Suggestions are provided as to how systemic change might be implemented within these families through parent and child participation in filial play therapy, specifically when parents report reluctance towards participation in play therapy.

Head off on a journey of discovery with this follow-up to the best-selling Atlas of Adventures! This book collects together nature’s most unmissable events from between the two poles, including epic migrations, extraordinary behaviours, and Herculean habits. Find hundreds of things to spot and learn new facts about every animal.

With vulnerability, humor, truth, and wisdom, Rachel brings us on an adventure to see how our daily lives matter deeply to God. She challenges us to see beyond ourselves and our own abilities. She shows us how learning to rely on Jesus and His power leads to deepened trust in the Savior. This 6 week journey includes weekly personal reflection questions in addition to small group questions. With an open heart and mind, this study has the potential to change your life, and the lives of those around you, for the better and FOR HIS GLORY. Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. 1 Corinthians 10:31

When a community is built in a classroom, authentic learning happens among each and every student. A safe space must be established in order for all students to learn from their experiences, differences, and opinions. Providing an environment where the students are respected by not only the teacher, but by each other creates a class dynamic in which students come to their own understandings based on their interactions with one another. When students are empowered, they have the confidence to succeed and continually improve themselves. Self-worth along with a positive outlook promotes a healthy lifestyle that benefits the student''s growth inside and outside of the class-room. When students become leaders in the classroom, they take ownership of their learning. Becoming self-sufficient in their daily life promotes student habits of success and lifelong learning.

"Every Woman Has the Right to Look Beautiful": Beauty Products & Body Politics in the Mid-Twentieth Century" is a template for a museum exhibit in the form of an accompanying brochure. The aim of the exhibit, with the use of the brochure, is to explore beauty culture of the United States from the 1920s to the 1950s. It examines cosmetic products, entrepreneurs, beauty icons, and the advertisements, which were influenced by and actively influenced both white and black female consumers. Racial politics and gender norms affected the ways that women have perceived and defined beauty. The transmission of beauty culture through media and culture has dictated how ideal womanhood and beauty should look. Even while resisting the mainstream definition of beauty, women of color have also influenced and been influenced by the ever-present beauty culture. The brochure encourages viewers to consider beauty culture and products, something that is seemingly ordinary or mundane, as a widespread influencer of American culture.

Nicolai Francis is a 138 year old man locked in time by an evil force he innocently unleashed on himself. Unable to age, he lives two separate lives. One private and the other...public. A wealthy industrialist who is never seen and an executive assistant maintaining a very haunted castle built in the middle of the New York sound. Forced to endure one love affair after another, always ending in tragedy, Nick finds a way to redeem himself, find true love and rid himself of the curse and creature within him.

The transition from the Ottoman Empire to post-World War I mandate states in the Middle East coincided with the emergence of agricultural technologies and the development of new strategies of rule and conceptions of expertise considered integral to their practice. Given agriculture''s centrality to the economy of the region which would become the nation states of Syria and Lebanon, implementing these technologies was a stated priority for both the Ottoman and mandate governments. Using these historical developments as a lens, this dissertation examines contrasting strategies of imperial rule as exemplified through policies related to processes of agrarian change. By tracing circulations of expertise regarding these technologies and practices through actors involved in global, imperial, and local networks, it also investigates the intellectual and practical continuities and divergences in French, Ottoman, and Syrian technocratic approaches to environmental management, the impacts of these imperial policies on local rural communities, and these communities'' responses.

Street art photography book playfuly exploring thelink between dreams and the people and things children observe every day

Though born in 1965, Rachel''s story could easily have been set in the 1800s. Wearing long dresses and broad-brimmed bonnets and living without modern conveniences including electricity, telephone, radio, television, or indoor plumbing, she and her two older brothers were shaped by the extreme religious views of her iron-willed, Vietnam-veteran father and malleable, practical-minded mother. The family separated from society and lived under often harsh conditions in an old, abandoned house atop a remote range of hills in Tennessee, awaiting the end of the world. Then at 16, Rachel was forced to face the world in which she was not raised to live. She struggled to adjust to an unsheltered life without casting aside the good along with the bad. Eventually she found her way to a full, balanced, and vibrant life. Rachel shares an amazing story that ultimately testifies of God''s faithful and restorative loving care. --back cover.

Paige and Paxton are puzzle pieces growing up in the magical island of Puzzleland. In Puzzleland, all the puzzle pieces are different, but each has a perfect fi t-something they love to do. This is just a piece of what makes the island the perfect place to learn new things. In this adventure, the precocious siblings visit the wise and lovable Grandpapa Puzzle, who always has a lot of fun things for Paige and Paxton to do. But fun is just a piece of it. While there are many lessons to be learned in this intergenerational tale that warms the heart and stimulates the imagination, the most important one is the indivisible link that binds us to our past and connects us to our future. Look for more titles in this delightful series that introduces young minds to science and technology in a fun and engaging way. Learn more about Paige & Paxton at www.PaigeandPaxton.com.

The Key to My Affection is about a young girl trying to decode the complexities of love. Not really familiar on its turf, she struggles through the complicated journey that takes her into a dangerous unforgettable world. She is prone to many hard life long lessons that transition her into a strong willed woman. Throughout her journey her confusion leads her to question the most important relationship only to discover what was revealed all along.

Watch as a tiny seed grows through the seasons into a fine pear tree in this beautifully presented first book from Jenny Bowers. This format showcases vibrant artwork with more than twenty-five flaps that you lift to discover creatures hidden in every scene. The charming text makes this the perfect interactive primer to a key scientific topic.

Watch a tiny seed grow through the seasons into a fine pear tree with this beautifully-presented book.

Baby Bear has gone missing, and Mummy Bear is worried. Where, oh where, is Baby Bear? Perhaps he''s hiding over there?

This is the story of a lonely snowman, in need of some tender loving care. He has given away his eyes, nose and bright red berries to the hungry animals of the forest. Luckily, his animal friends are there to help, and enlist the Christmas fairies and the magical reindeer to give him an extra special gift - a magical hat and scarf.

This exam-prep study guide for respiratory medicine covers the basic science, clinical assessment, and respiratory pathology. Includes cross-referencing and guidelines for linking to key aspects of science and clinical medicine in an evidence-based manner.--From publisher description.