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Finn Fiend is starting at a new school and he is very nervous. Mayhem Elementary is a lot different than his old school because there are so many rules. When Finn meets Sterling, he learns the importance of following the rules and the value of true friendship.

En un día, a finales de octubre, Eva, de ocho años, decide seguir a las mariposas monarcas, ella mira hacia un ramillete de algodoncillos, en donde encuentra ¡muchas orugas en cada hoja! Una pequeña oruga tiene manchas blancas en su espalda. La abuela Lolly le dice a Eva. Esto significa, que esta pequeña oruga no se convertirá en una mariposa monarca. ¡Las manchas son los huevos de la mosca taquínidos! Eva, toma la misión de salvar a la pequeña oruga, pero ¿puede hacerlo ella? ¿Podrá Eva ser capaz de ayudarla a convertirse en la mariposa monarca que ésta debe de ser?En esta historia conmovedora y llena de esperanza, Eva trabaja para resolver el problema, creándo un hábitat a las mariposas monarcas y protegiéndolas de los depredadores. Los niños llenos de emoción, energía, y pasión seguirán de cerca a Eva, mientras esta se deleita en todo aquello que la naturaleza tiene que ofrecer y en donde quizás, ¡ella podría salvar la vida de una oruga en el proceso!

In today’s highly polarized climate of political interaction and social discourse that is growing in intensity, so much negativity is being communicated from all sides that the idea of civility has crept more and more into the collective consciousness. “Can’t we just all get along?” is a common lament that pervades interpersonal and corporate environments alike. A large part of getting along is treating each other with respect and courtesy. But how do you do that when confronted with uncivil behavior by others?This unique book explores the practical expression of civility through a series of personal stories that serve as outstanding real-life models for civil behavior in the face of conflict. These stories will encourage readers to take a closer look at their own lives while prompting acknowledgment of personal and inter-relationship issues and offer useful ideas about how to live more respectful and trusting lives. Individuals, as well as employers, government and religious leaders, teachers, conflict management and human rights consultants, police and military leaders, and countless others will benefit from the book’s insights and examples.The stories presented within these pages provide topics of discussion that will lead to deeper sharing and support within organizations and between everyday people and bring to the reader authentic and hope-filled responses to a troubled society.

The Absolute truth are quotes and statements of my personal experiences in life, and observations of encounters with people towards one another. I will hear a statement and from this formulate a true-life quote. In life, the net result at the end of the day is there’s only one truth. There’s no such thing as a version of the truth because it’s incomplete. Our personal truths may present with a little bias, but the Absolute truth can’t be denied, it’s exactly like 1 + 1 will always equal 2, no matter how it’s presented. I encourage all readers to read all the quotes at least twice to become familiar and then digest to assess how many of these quotes you believe to be the absolute truth. I believe that everyone has DNA in them that always tells and leads to the absolute truth, but the human flesh presents a distractor where we fail to connect and remain in one with our spirit that always gives the absolute truth. We fail because of our personal wants, needs and desires. Life is a full circle of giving and receiving, and anything else is an unbalanced which blind us from the absolute truth. There’s a statement that “The truth will make us free”, it’s a spiritual fight with our flesh to be right, it’s good to agree or disagree. In conclusion, the words are strong, sensitive, and hopefully self-acceptance. These are words that will penetrate to the subcutaneous tissues that will challenge you to change. The only question is do you accept the absolute truth to make the necessary changes that will propel you to be a better human being.

In the spring of 2016, at the young age of 49, Alicia Hannah discovered a small lump in her left thigh that would forever change her life as she knew it. In early 2018, the lump quickly grew into what Alicia originally thought was an angiolipoma, and thus "Angie" was born. She later found out it was a fast-growing cancerous tumor. Alicia invites you to walk in her shoes, explore her journey with cancer, and experience the roller coaster ride of her life. Discover and connect with her innermost thoughts, feelings, and first-hand treatment experiences. Be inspired by her journey and her hope, faith, and internal strength that sustained her and enables her to share her story today.

No matter how minute the task, how difficult the decision to stand up and say what you see and hear from God …do it. Forget fitting in, many are called and few are Chosen. Don't miss your call.