New Releases by Ron Cameron

A series of twenty five poems looking at life, at people and their ups and downs. There is much that is positive in life but also much that many find difficult. This collection is an observation of different aspects of people's lives. Lives that touch but at other times are sadly separate and lonely. That is a picture of life.

Are we in the midst of the end days? Is the antichrist revealing itself? Is the world soon going to drastically change as we know it? Is the Bible telling us the crescendo is now? This book takes one through past-to-present world events, steered by humanity's decisions, which will end in the Eternity. The final glorious state of humanity. Who will be in that Eternity? Will you? A Time Has Come provides the reader a simple technique to unlock the obscure and seemingly contradictory message of the Bible's New and Old Testament. The author focuses on the subject and object in each scripture or verse as he defines archaic words, making the Bible's message understandable from today's perspective. Easy to read, in a conversant style, with scholarly reference to scripture and verse, this book illuminates the Bible's true message. No matter one's faith, creed, or belief system, it will make you ponder.

This document presents a forecast of 99Mo/99mTc production capacity and demand in 2015-2020, when two major irradiators - the OSIRIS and NRU reactors in France and Canada - are expected to exit the global supply chain and new alternative technology projects may be commissioned. The forecast does not attempt to predict shortages, but identify periods when there is an increased risk of disrupted supply, to inform policy makers and other stakeholders.

The discovery and publication of the Apocryphon of James has significantly expanded the spectrum of early Christian literature about Jesus. Cameron provides a form-critical analysis which aims to clarify the ways in which the sayings of Jesus were used and transformed in early Christian communities.

In this collection of provocative and ambitious essays, participants in the SBL's Seminar on Ancient Myths and Modern Theories of Christian Origins challenge traditional paradigms and reimagine the beginnings of Christian religion. Rather than assume that the gospel story has its foundation in the historical Jesus, a human encounter with transcendence, or the dramatic religious experience of individuals, contributors make use of social anthropology and propose that the beginnings of Christianity can be understood as reflexive social experiments. The first of three proposed volumes that launch.

Of all the subjects taught in the school system, dramatic arts probably has the greatest potential to help students prepare for life. The study of acting helps students develop personal and social skills: increased poise and confidence, better awareness of their physical and vocal selves, and an improved ability to think and react quickly. These talents can help in dealing with sometimes difficult real life situations. The intention of Acting Skills for Life is to integrate personal growth and the process of creative drama with the more formal skills required for stage production. This is a very practical book, full of suggestions for drama exercises and improvisations, developed over Cameron's thirty years of teaching drama, and includes helpful information for teachers working with students on stage productions.

"Scenes from Canadian plays for two to six actors. Thirty-two excellent opportunities for young thespians ... these are texts which I would certainly use with my own senior students of dramatic arts." -Reviewing Librarian