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Funny PR Travel Yoga Lifestyle or DIY freelance service for wise Angel, translation from Russian by Andrei Shaiko (Autobiographical self – employer business – book) 45 page

Andrei Shaiko Funny PR Travel Yoga Lifestyle or DIY freelance service for wise Angel, translation from Russian by Andrei Shaiko (Autobiographical self – employer business – book) 45 page

Funny, PR, Travel, for wise, Angel, Autobiographical, self – employer, business, book, translation, from, Russian, by, Andrei Shaiko, fun, alternative, lifestyle, profit, saving, value, ideas, techniques, male escort, boy, guide, virtual, son, sperm donor, Russia, Belarus, My native town, National Traditions, National Food, Funny Yoga Lifestyle, Yoga benefits, Food for Yoga, Water for all and for Yoga as well, Swimming, Sexual activity for Yoga, PR travel, DIY, Freelance, Service, Marketing, Flea Market, Substitute Products or Services, Postal Worldwide Marketing, Delegation, International, Management

Health & Fitness
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
436
1

Here lots of fun and alternative lifestyle with profit – saving plus value – making ideas and techniques. Contents Introduction 1 Russian country 1.1 Belarus 1.2 My native town, Rechitsa 1.3 National Traditions: “KALYADY”, “KUPALLE” 1.4 Ritual Belarusian National Food 1.5 The wisdom from Belarusian Poetry, a fable “The Ram with a Diploma” 1.6 The National Coat of Arms of the Belarusian state 1.7 The National FLAG of the Belarusian state 2 Funny Yoga Lifestyle 2.1 Yoga benefits 2.2 Food for Yoga 2.3 Water for all and for Yoga as well 2.4 Swimming 2.5 Sexual activity for Yoga 3 PR travel 4 DIY 5 Freelance 6 Service 7 Marketing 7.1 Flea Market 7.2 Substitute Products or Services 7.3 Postal Worldwide Marketing 8 Delegation as International Management Conclusion Feedback [more]

Keywords: Funny, PR, Travel, for wise, Angel, Autobiographical, self &#8211, employer, business, book, translation, from, Russian, by, Andrei Shaiko, fun, alternative, lifestyle, profit, saving, value, ideas, techniques, male escort, boy, guide, virtual, son, sperm donor, Russia, Belarus, My native town, National Traditions, National Food, Funny Yoga Lifestyle, Yoga benefits, Food for Yoga, Water for all and for Yoga as well, Swimming, Sexual activity for Yoga, PR travel, DIY, Freelance, Service, Marketing, Flea Market, Substitute Products or Services, Postal Worldwide Marketing, Delegation, International, Management [more][Less]

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Andrei Shaiko Funny PR Travel Yoga Lifestyle or DIY freelance service for wise Angel, translation from Russian by Andrei Shaiko (Autobiographical self – employer business – book) 49 page

Funny PR Travel Yoga Lifestyle or DIY freelance service for wise Angel, translation from Russian by Andrei Shaiko (Autobiographical self – employer business – book)

Health & Fitness
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
331
2

Here lots of fun and alternative lifestyle with profit – saving plus value – making ideas and techniques. Contents Introduction 1 Russian country 1.1 Belarus 1.2 My native town, Rechitsa 1.3 National Traditions: “KALYADY”, “KUPALLE” 1.4 Ritual Belarusian National Food 1.5 The wisdom from Belarusian Poetry, a fable “The Ram with a Diploma” 1.6 The National Coat of Arms of the Belarusian state 1.7 The National FLAG of the Belarusian state 2 Funny Yoga Lifestyle 2.1 Yoga benefits 2.2 Food for Yoga 2.3 Water for all and for Yoga as well 2.4 Swimming 2.5 Sexual activity for Yoga 3 PR travel 4 DIY 5 Freelance 6 Service 7 Marketing 7.1 Flea Market 7.2 Substitute Products or Services 7.3 Postal Worldwide Marketing 8 Delegation as International Management Conclusion Feedback [more]

Keywords: Funny, PR, Travel, for wise, Angel, Autobiographical, self &#8211, employer, business, book, translation, from, Russian, by, Andrei Shaiko, fun, alternative, lifestyle, profit, saving, value, ideas, techniques, male escort, boy, guide, virtual, son, sperm donor, Russia, Belarus, My native town, National Traditions, National Food, Funny Yoga Lifestyle, Yoga benefits, Food for Yoga, Water for all and for Yoga as well, Swimming, Sexual activity for Yoga, PR travel, DIY, Freelance, Service, Marketing, Flea Market, Substitute Products or Services, Postal Worldwide Marketing, Delegation, International, Management [more][Less]

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HolliWood HolliWood An Ode to a Mosquito Female

Short Story
English
692 Words
Ages 14 and up
493
0

a fairy tale. a fable. an allegory... "The female of a mosquito lays 30-150 or even 280 eggs every 2-3 days. For egg production mosquitoes need blood, that’s why the oviposition cycle is in direct proportion to the consumption of blood. In many species, the female needs to obtain nutrients from a blood meal before she can produce eggs, whereas in many other species, she can produce more eggs after a blood meal. Both – plant materials and blood – are useful sources of energy in the form of sugars, and blood also supplies more concentrated nutrients, such as lipids, but the most important function of blood meals is to obtain proteins as materials for egg production.” [more]

Keywords: mosquito female, ode, allegory

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William Stearns Davis A Friend Of Caesar A Tale Of The Fall Of The Roman Republic. Time, 50-47 B.C. Part 2

Short Story
English
81857 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Cornelia Was At Baiae, The Famous Watering-Place, Upon The Classic Neapolitan Bay,--Which Was The Brighton Or Newport Of The Roman. Here Was The Haunt Of The Sybarites, Whose Gay Barks Skimmed The Shallow Waters Of The Lucrine Lake; And Not Far Off Slumbered In Its Volcanic Hollow That Other Lake, Avernus, Renowned In Legend And Poetry, Through Whose Caverns, Fable Had It, Lay The Entrance To The World Of The Dead. The Whole Country About Was One City Of Stately Villas, Of Cool Groves, Of Bright Gardens; A Huge Pleasure World, Where Freedom Too Often Became License; Where The Dregs Of The Nectar Cup Too Often Meant Physical Ruin And Moral Death. [more]

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Gustave De Beaumont Marie Ou L'esclavage Aux Etats-Unis (Fiscle Part-11)

Foreign Language Study
English
137516 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Je Dois Au Lecteur Quelques Explications Sur La Forme Et Sur Le Fond De Ce Livre. Je Le Préviens D'abord Que Tout En Est Grave, Excepté La Forme. Mon But Principal N'a Point Été De Faire Un Roman. La Fable Qui Sert De Cadre À L'ouvrage Est D'une Extrême Simplicité. Je Ne Doute Pas Que, Sous Une Plume Habile Et Exercée, Elle N'eût Prêté Aux Développements Les Plus Intéressants Et Même Les Plus Dramatiques; Mais Je Ne Sais Point L'art Du Romancier. On Ne Doit Donc Chercher Dans Ce Livre Ni Intrigues Calculées Avec Prévoyance, Ni Situations Ménagées Avec Art, Ni Complications D'événements, En Un Mot, Rien De Ce Qui Communément Est Mis En Usage Pour Exciter, Soutenir Et Suspendre L'intérêt. [more]

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Damian Mohler The Journey of the Little Angel Thot

Fairy Tale
English
4730 Words
Ages 6 and up
248
0

What Damian Mohler created when he wrote „The Journey of the Little Angel Thot“ is an imaginative and touching fable on the circle of life. Fables have always been a wonderful way to teach, to touch, to transform; they awaken courage and provide us with love, they make us want to seek out adventures and new experiences, they can clarify and heal. In Western society, there has always been a taboo on death and dying, and in many ways this is true to this day. Few people want to concern themselves with it, even fewer want to talk about it. It seems like we tend to be “deathly afraid” of death as a topic. Dogmatic teachings make us fear death and can actually amplify the despair and grief we feel when we lose someone dear to us. As someone who grew up in a Western society, I myself had my first “light” encounter with death in 1993 whilst travelling to Bali. We participated in a Hindu ritual where the deceased were burned on a pyre. Hindus believe in reincarnation and in souls being reborn after having left their mortal bodies, returning to the people they loved. But this is possible only after the old vessel, i.e. the body, has been burnt. The ceremony in Bali was a joyful one – the circle of birth, life and death had come to a close and could begin anew. This succession of birth, life and death as an eternal cycle is the subject of Damian Mohler's fable. It does not, however, subscribe to any particular religion or dogma. Damian Mohler lets the reader experience this cycle through the eyes of the protagonist. The discoveries of the little angel Thot are meant to help the reader grasp and understand this cycle. Pain and grief are natural reactions to the death of a loved one. But understanding this cycle might enable us to see a light and thereby find relief, maturity and insight. And, like the little angel Thot, we too constantly describe the journey through life within this cycle, with all its ups and downs. On this journey obstacles, loss and pain can make us feel like we're breaking apart, like we can't go on, and make us want to give up. Here, Thot's experiences remind us that within the darkness of all these emotions, there is always hope. Damian is adept at passing on this wisdom and knowledge, shaped by the work he has been doing for years as well as his own experiences. Perceptive, touching and compassionate, his story of the little angel Thot's journey of discovery helps us discover our own inner selves. Kristie Reeves  Los Angeles, 18 August 2014 [more]

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Emilia Sherman Awake by Nightfall

Chapters 1-10

Fantasy
English
29269 Words
No Age Recommendation
1509
69

Marina Stonehart is stuck between two boys. One named Darien, average looking, is all about protecting her from any dangers. The other named Leon, bad boy, who is all about having fun and doing dangerous things. One is keeping a secret and one is willing to tell the truth. Marina survives a plane crash that kills her parents. She wants to know how she survived and has a feeling it might have a connection to Darien and Leon, and possibly the angels that have fallen. Leon is willing to tell the truth but only if Marina swears to serve him. Darien is only trying his hardest to prove that he could catch his ex-best friend, Leon. He is a Seeker without any gift and is only trying to do his job. Leon, a Fable, has found a way to kill the Fallen and Darien is supposed to catch him before things get out of hand. The only problem is Leon is untraceable. That is until Marina becomes part of the picture. But as Leon is getting closer to Marina, Darien is discovering the truths before him. Someone is creating an army of Nephilim, descendants of the Fallen. Darien is starting to think its not who everyone think it is. The only problem is they want Marina. Darien isnt willing to give her up. [more]

Keywords: fallen angels fantasy fiction romance

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William Spalding Letter on Shakspere's Authorship of The Two Noble Kinsmen and on the characteristics of Shakspere's style and the

Fiction
English
58457 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

William Spalding (22 May 1809 – 16 November 1859) was a Scottish writer and academic. For the last twenty years of his life he served as professor of rhetoric and logic, in addition to authoring essays, reviews and historical texts.[1] Born in Aberdeen, to advocate James Spalding and his wife, Frances Read, young William was educated in the city's grammar school and at Marischal College. Moving to Edinburgh in 1830, he read law and was called to the bar in 1833. In that year he published a Letter on Shakespeare's Authorship of the Two Noble Kinsmen (reprinted for New Shakspere Society in 1876, seventeen years after his death), which attracted the notice of leading literary critic Francis Jeffrey, who invited Spalding to contribute to the Edinburgh Review.[2][3] Having devoted much time to studying Shakespeare and other Elizabethan dramatists, he continued to write on these topics for the Review. His other writings included contributions to Blackwood's Magazine and the eighth edition (1853–60) of the Encyclopædia Britannica, which contains his biographical entries on Joseph Addison, Francis Bacon, Demosthenes, Sir Walter Scott and Torquato Tasso as well as articles on fable, fallacy, logic, rhetoric and slavery.[4] He also authored a concise History of English Literature, published in 1853.[2] [more]

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Luigi Savagnone We Knew That ...

Fiction
English
47190 Words
Ages 8 and up
98
0

Among rantings due to a growing daily stress a narrator tells the story of Anna and Lucia, two girls of Italian origin, who after spending a childhood and a peaceful and happy childhood in Borneo discovered a love affair between their parents, so disgusted, they decide to leave and reach Italy. Here find a very closed society, resulting in great difficulty in entering and get to know people. However, they manage to find a permanent job, but it soon proves a real torture. They are also able to find a partner, but with the help of a marriage agency. Here begin the visits to some of the most important places and monuments of Sicily, but also of Rome, Florence, Pisa and Venice, where Anna spends her honeymoon. This is illustrated by several images and accurate historical reconstructions. When for the two friends finally everything seemed to go for the best, something happens ... In this first part, which can be defined a fable with a final suspense, however, are treated different topics of scientific, philosophical, architectural and cultural heritage. But this romance stimulates the narrator in an uncontrollable desire to escape from the monotonous and meaningless life he leads. With a small boat so he faces the open sea in search of the freedom that in his squalid life has never been able to find. He finds the love of a mermaid and live an extraordinary adventure into the depths. But the misfortune is always lurking ... [more]

Keywords: Loneliness, Adventure, Friendship, Family, Culture, Deep Sea, Mermaid, Sci-Fi

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Edgar Allan Poe The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe (Illustrated)

Horror
English
430841 Words
Ages 10 and up
243
2

Edgar Allan Poe, An Appreciation Life Of Poe, By James Russell Lowell Death Of Poe, By N. P. Willis The Unparalleled Adventures Of One Hans Pfall The Gold Bug Four Beasts In One The Murders In The Rue Morgue The Mystery Of Marie Rogêt The Balloon Hoax Ms. Found In A Bottle The Oval Portrait The Purloined Letter The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade A Descent into the Maelström Von Kempelen and his Discovery Mesmeric Revelation The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar The Black Cat The Fall of the House of Usher Silence--a Fable The Masque of the Red Death The Cask of Amontillado The Imp of the Perverse The Island of the Fay The Assignation The Pit and the Pendulum The Premature Burial The Domain of Arnheim Landor's Cottage William Wilson The Tell-Tale Heart Berenice Eleonora The Devil In The Belfry Lionizing X-Ing A Paragraph Metzengerstein The System Of Doctor Tarr And Professor Fether How To Write A Blackwood Article A Predicament Mystification Diddling The Angel Of The Odd Mellonia Tauta The Duc De L'omlette The Oblong Box Loss Of Breath The Man That Was Used Up The Business Man The Landscape Garden Maelzel's Chess-Player The Power Of Words The Colloquy Of Monas And Una The Conversation Of Eiros And Charmion Shadow.--A Parable Philosophy of Furniture A Tale of Jerusalem The Sphinx Hop Frog The Man of the Crowd Never Bet the Devill Your Head Thou Art the Man Why the Little Frenchman Wears his Hand in a Sling Bon-Bon Some words with a Mummy The Poetic Principle Old English Poetry NARRATIVE OF A. GORDON PYM LIGEIA MORELLA A TALE OF THE RAGGED MOUNTAINS THE SPECTACLES KING PEST THREE SUNDAYS IN A WEEK [more]

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