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For many of us, the subject of money is unavoidably stressful. Managing our personal finances is complicated, time-consuming and often, particularly in the slow countdown to payday, dispiriting. The good news is that in Japan - where a Zen approach to life is more widely practised - a pathway to a better relationship is being carved by the 'Zen Millionaire', Ken Honda.

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Based on the phenomenally popular Japanese bestseller, this beautifully written book will reinvent the way you see your personal finances. You will come to understand that money flows like water and arrives like a guest. Cold-pressed juices, paleo, hot yoga, colonics, mindfulness, silent retreats Feeling exhausted, anxious and out of shape, journalist Brigid Delaney decides to find out for herself. Travelling the world and starting with a brutal day fast, she tries it all Enzo knows he is different from other dogs: he thinks and feels in nearly human ways.

He has educated himself by watching extensive television and by listening very closely to the words of his master, Denny Swift, an up-and-coming race car driver.

Through Denny, Enzo realises that racing is a metaphor: that by applying the techniques a driver would apply on the racetrack, one can successfully navigate the ordeals and travails one encounters in life. Enzo relates the story of his human family, sharing their tragedies and triumphs. Written with her trademark deadpan humour, Urzila's memoir is full of great stories about both the big things in life and the little things.

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Urzila's accidental beginning in stand-up has led to an incredibly successful career in comedy, with regular gigs on television as well as sell-out shows in comedy festivals across New Zealand and Australia. But life hasn't always been a bundle of laughs. Urzila talks candidly about her childhood with a great family, apart from her abusive dad, and about growing up in South Africa.

Surfers and surfing aficionados worldwide will be enthralled with this fascinating autobiography of Nat Young, arguably one of the world's best surfers and a pioneer of the 'shortboard' style. With short stories, anecdotes and unbelievable adventures with some of surfing's most colourful and well known characters, Nat Young recounts his life from Australia to Hawaii to the Pacific Coast of America and beyond.

This audiobook is a must-listen for any surfer! One boy, one boat, one tiger British comedian, actor and broadcaster Sanjeev Bhaskar, OBE performs this brilliant edition of a work of fiction that is loved by fans around the world. After the tragic sinking of a cargo ship, a solitary lifeboat remains bobbing on the wild, blue Pacific.

The only survivors from the wreck are a 16 year-old boy named Pi, a hyena, a zebra with a broken leg , a female orangutan - and a pound Royal Bengal tiger. The scene is set for an extraordinary adventure. The election was a watershed for the United States. As George W. Bush left office with record-low approval ratings and Barack Obama led a Democratic takeover of Washington, Republicans faced a moment of reckoning.

Uhtred is an English boy, born into the aristocracy of ninth-century Northumbria. Orphaned at 10, he is captured and adopted by a Dane and taught the Viking ways. Yet Uhtred's fate is indissolubly bound up with Alfred, King of Wessex, who rules over the only English kingdom to survive the Danish assault.

The struggle between the English and the Danes and the strife between christianity and paganism is the background to Uhtred's growing up. Why would anyone join a cult? Maybe they're unhappy with their current religion, or they want to change the world, or they're disappointed with their lives and want to find something bigger or holier that makes sense of this confusing, chaotic and dangerous world. Or maybe they just want to give themselves the best possible chance of having sex with aliens.

Whatever the reason, once people are in, it's usually very difficult for them to leave. For two young brothers, a hidden cave a short walk from the family farm seems the perfect escape from their abusive, shell-shocked father — until the older brother goes missing.

Fearful of his father, nine-year-old Kip lies about what happened. It is a decision that will haunt him for the rest of his life. In the insightful How Music Works, Byrne offers his unique perspective on music - including how music is shaped by time, how recording technologies transform the listening experience, the evolution of the industry, and much more. In an era of rapid climate change, this vital account of how agriculture can address major issues is an Australian story with global ramifications.

Patrice is at the front line of enormous challenges, from water scarcity and land stewardship to food security and the rural-urban divide. The devastation of drought and the crises created by industrial-scale chemically dependent primary production are discussed and alternatives proposed - along with bold ideas for new sources of energy. Patrice has travelled the world exploring best practice and invested heavily in organic methods on her farm. She believes we can produce enough good food to feed the world without further environmental wreckage or loss of biodiversity.

With glimpses of the individuals who make working the farm so rewarding, Who's Minding the Farm? Just wanted to say, "Thank you! The irony wasn't lost of me. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your journey, and philosophy regarding where the future of farming is heading. Great book providing great insight into life on the farm organic and the challenges of the agricultural industry.

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Thoughtful and deeply concerning. If that had been the goal, the Delaware indocrtrinators would not have kept telling the students that all whites are racists. Well down in the article, the reporter lurches briefly in the direction of accuracy, but the tone of the piece is clear: this is a high-minded program and nothing is amiss. The Chronicle of Higher Education , a good publication that has been moving, ever so slowly, toward telling the truth about the campus diversity obsession, ran an article in its November 16 edition that I consider wildly dishonest.

One week of public criticism unraveled it. In fact, it was relentless programming and indoctrination, week after week. It also says the all-whites-are-racists message was posted by a guest lecturer, though it is clearly listed in program literature. Some basic questions have been left unanswered. Why do residence halls have their own curriculums?

Why do administrators who shy away from defining a core curriculum for students feel free to impose one in the dorms without publicity or student consent? The few reports that the mainstream press has carried give the impression that the program runs a discussion group promoting tolerance. But the program clearly rejects give-and-take discussion. The residential assistants were reporting to administrators on which students were resisting the diversity programming.

Stuart Taylor is likely right about one prediction: the program will probably return in another form once the heat is off. John Leo is the editor of Minding the Campus, dedicated to chronicling imbalances within higher education and restoring intellectual pluralism to our American universities. His popular column, "On Society," ran in U. Great article, JG. I wrote Nelson denouncing the incident. He remained silent. I did a watercolor on him as a Stalinista and sent it to him.

Concord, MA All of us, whatever our color or creed, are owed due process, just as we are all innocent until proven guilty. Though faced with racism, we should transcend it by embracing higher principles of justice and the rule of law. Some time ago I passed through something like that myself on an unrelated issue.

Diversity is also inherently unjust as it necessarily rejects impartiality which is a prerequisite to justice. A certain Duke Lacrosse team learned this lesson all too well.