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Crime fighting in Glasgow. Coulter Caine comes up against the notorious Skal Vac mob. Who will win? His personal vendetta against Glasgow's Ballater Boys continues and he gets a sweet surprise. With you new gadgets and new friends the bad guys better watch out because Numb's about.

Coulter Caine is a man on a mission.He recently found out his parents death wasn't an accident.They fell victim to Glasgow's infamous Ballater Boys.Coulter's rich and he's ready for vengence.He also has something most people dont.An inability to feel physical pain.This is his superpower.Every city needs a superhero.Glasgow has Numb.A graphic novelette without the graphics.

Every night she comes. Mhairi. Every night she comes to visit me. And if I'm sleeping. She wakes me. Her shadow cast across my bedroom floor. He's here too. I'm sure of it. Lurking in the dark corners. Watching. Waiting. He's here all right. The dark grey man. The bodach-glas.The mournful one.

From the author of the Skye Stories Trilogy comes a collection of poems set in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Poems for people who, like the author, don't read poetry. Dedicated to all the Registered Nurses out there who do a fantastic job every day.

After the sudden death of his dad, 13-year-old DJ Mackay's Mum moves him and his young sister from Edinburgh to the township of Linicro on the Isle of Skye. DJ didn't want to leave his friends at school, but he knew his Mum needed a fresh start. Arriving on the island in the summer of 1976, surprisingly, DJ quickly grew to love the cottage and the Isle of Skye. With his two best friends, John and James Macdonald, the three boys set off to explore the beautifully rugged and mystical Score Bay. On a cliff overlooking the bay stands Duntulm Castle and, in its shadow, sits Castledawn. The large country house has sat empty since the war, but its crumbling interior contains a dark secret that should not be disturbed. Unaware of the dangers, the friends go inside and their lives change forever.

My life was far from normal. Sometimes I wish it was. From the streets of Glasgow to the hills of Skye. And that was just the beginning. Join me in my journey of early 80's Edinburgh. My Student Nurse days. The highs and lows of being a male Nurse. My days of being a local impresario and Record label owner. Pub singer and occasional actor. My loves, my losses. My travelling and working in other cities and other countries. Marrying a young Thai girl and becoming a father not once but thrice all in my mid-forties and early 50s. This is the story of the best and worst bits.

A sequel to Volume 1, Skye changed the author's life forever and for the better. You could say the Isle of Skye saved his life. This book, Volume 2 tells the continuing story of the author's years on Skye as he moved out of the family home and into Uig.

Skye Stories is the true account of a young man who moved away from his family home in Glasgow to spend his teenage years on Skye. Told in anecdotes and poems this book captures what it was like for a city boy growing up in a beautiful - but very different - environment.

If you are thinking about homeschooling, or are struggling with a educational homeschooling curriculum that is difficult to use, let Dr. Ray and Dorothy Moore show you how to make homeschooling an easy-to-live-with family adventure in learning. This low-stress, low-cost program shows you how to build a curriculum around your child's needs and interests - and around a realistic family schedule.

In this groundbreaking new study, Whicker and Moore address an issue of critical importance to the future economic and political stability of the United States: how can this nation become more competitive in international markets. Drawing upon economic theory, political philosophy, and specific policy expertise, the authors organize their work around two principle themes: that just as the role of government in a changing world is evolutionary, policies must evolve to reflect shifting economic realities, and that previously hostile attitudes among U.S. management, labor, and government must be replaced by cooperation in order to ensure effective, long-term competitiveness abroad.

Chapter five divides Constitutional amendments into those which expand individual liberties versus those which alter the structure of government, places them in historical perspective, and traces amendments through the process of passage.

"This is fascinating," is a comment often made by those reading this book, a product of years of scholarly research. This most valuable handbook meets a timely need, giving the Christian worker, or any interested person, material to refute Mormon claims.The reader, and Mormons themselves, may be amazed at the complete reversal of doctrine which the Mormon Church experienced between 1830 (when Joseph Smith brought out the Book of Mormon) and 1844 (when Joseph Smith was shot to death). Thus, the Mormon leaders, in many instances, contradicted themselves or their doctrine.I have included extensive quotations from original sources since many are rare and difficult to find. Forty-four subjects of interest are organized alphabetically in the heart of the book, making it a quick and easy tool for exposing errors and freeing Mormons from spiritual bondage. At the close of the book is a short section summarizing the basic truths of the Holy Bible, showing God's love and good news for all mankind as they believe and accept it. This is to help an earnest seeker to find eternal life, God's grace and forgiveness through our saviour Jesus Christ.

Chapter contributors examine political, military, and foreign policy processes from micro and macro perspectives in documenting how President Bush personally dominated U.S. national security policy and was the driving force behind the United Nations-backed coalition of nations against Saddam Hussein.