In 1995 Vianna Stibal a mother of three young children was diagnosed with a serious health condition. Everything she had tried using conventional & alternative medicine had failed until she employed a simple technique that she used in her work as an intuitive reader. Amazed that she had cured herself instantaneously Vianna started to use this technique in her sessions with clients & saw person after person miraculously heal. Theta Healing is essentially applied quantum physics. Using a theta brain wave which until now was believed to be accessible only in deep sleep or yoga level meditation the practitioner is able to connect with the energy of All That Is
- the energy in everything
- to identify issues with & witness healings on the physical body & to identify & change limiting beliefs. Discover: the belief & feeling work that can instantly change the thinking within you that creates illness; the 7 Planes of Existence a concept that means that you can connect to the highest level of love & energy of All That Is; & how to develop the ability to change on all levels: physically mentally emotionally & spiritually using the Creator of All That Is.

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Perfect for day trips & short breaks the OS Landranger Map series covers Great Britain with 204 detailed maps. Each map provides all the information you need to get to know your local area &

Includes:: places of interest tourist information picnic areas & camp sites plus Rights of Way information for England & Wales.

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OS Explorer Map is the Ordnance Surveys most detailed map & is recommended for anyone enjoying outdoor activities like walking horse riding & off-road cycling. Providing complete GB coverage the series details essential information such as youth hostels pubs & visitor information as well as rights of way permissive paths & bridleways. ...

On 1 June 1939 His Majestys Submarine Thetis sank in Liverpool Bay while on her diving trials. Her loss is still the worst peacetime submarine disaster the Royal Navy has yet faced when ninety-nine men drowned or slowly suffocated during their last fifty hours of life. The disaster became an international media event mainly because the trapped souls aboard were so near to being saved after they managed to raise her stern about 18ft above sea level. Still the Royal Navy-led rescue operation failed to find the submarine for many hours only to rescue four of all those trapped. Very little is known about what actually happened as the only comprehensive book written on the subject was published in 1958. Many years have now passed since the Thetis & her men died for which no one was held to be ultimately accountable. However a great deal of unpublished information has come to light in archives throughout the United Kingdom & beyond. After four years of painstaking research Thetis; The Slow Death of a Submarine explores in minute detail a more rounded picture of what really happened before during & after her tragic loss. In doing so Tony Booths book also takes a fresh look at culpability & explores some of the alleged conspiracy theories that surrounded her demise. The result is the first definitive account what happened to HMS Thetis
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- a fitting tribute as the seventieth anniversary of her loss will be on 1 June 2009. Len Deighton -Some said that Thetis was an unlucky ship. Just how unlucky Tony Booths painstaking research will tell you.

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January 1941. Dark days for Britain standing alone against the menace of Nazi Germany & for four friends fighting their own personal battles.. . When Rose Taylor receives two proposals on New Year's Eve she has to face an agonising choice that threatens to separate her from all those she loves. Meanwhile Richard Stephens has to come to terms with his shattered dream
- the only thing that sustained him through the chaos of Dunkirk & the long months on the run as an escaped prisoner of war. For beautiful Felix badly burned when his Spitfire was shot down in flames there is the prospect of weeks of painful surgery watched by his anguished lover. But as the months go by each of them finds the courage to face danger. For it lurks on every side.. .
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The third battle of Ypres culminating in a desperate struggle for the ridge & little village of Passchendaele was one of the most appalling campaigns in the First World War. In this masterly piece of oral history Lyn Macdonald lets over 600 participants speak for themselves. A million Tommies Canadians & Anzacs assembled at the Ypres Salient in the summer of 1917 mostly raw young troops keen to do their bit for King & Country. This book tells their tale of mounting disillusion amid mud terror & desperate privation yet it is also a story of immense courage comradeship songs high spirits & bawdy humour. They Called It Passchendaele" portrays the human realities behind one of the most disastrous events in the history of warfare." ...

Agatha Christies international mystery thriller reissued with a striking new cover designed to appeal to the latest generation of Agatha Christie fans & book lovers. Baghdad is the chosen location for a secret summit of superpowers concerned but not convinced about the development of an as yet unidentified & undescribed secret weapon. Only one man has the proof that can confirm the nature of this fantastic secret weapon
- a British agent named Carmichael. Unfortunately the criminal organisation responsible for the weapons development will stop at nothing to prevent him entering Baghdad & presenting his proof to the assembled delegates. Can Carmichael enter the city against such odds? Into this explosive situations appears Victoria Jones a girl with a yearning for adventure who gets more than she bargains for when a wounded Carmichael dies in her arms in her hotel room. Now if only she could make sense of his last words.. . Lucifer... Basrah... Lefarge...
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Over seventy merchant ships sailed in the Task force sent by Britain to recapture the Falkland islands in 1982. Some were Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels but the majority were STUFT-ships taken up from trade-and the officers & crew of these merchant vessels all volunteers suddenly found themselves thrust into a war zone in the South Atlantic. Remarkably little has been written about the part played by the Merchant navy summarised by the official history of the campaign as an impenetrable mystery girt about by seasickness This book lifts the curtain on that mystery to reveal something of the experiences of the merchant seamen & women who made possible the retaking of the Falkland islands. John Johnson-Allen maritime historian & former merchant naval officer combines personal accounts documents & comment to bring to life the events of the Falklands War as seen from the merchant ships that played such a vital role in that conflict. ...

A man is shot at in a juvenile reform home
- but someone else dies... Miss Marple senses danger when she visits a friend living
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A facsimile first edition hardback of the Miss Marple books published to mark the 75th anniversary of her first appearance & to celebrate her new-found success on television. When The Murder at the Vicarage was published in October 1930 little did the literary world realise that Agatha Christie already famous for her early Poirot titles was introducing a character who would become the best-loved female sleuth of all time. The 14 Marple books would appear at intervals over the next 49 years with Miss Marples Final Cases published in 1979 three years after Agathas death. To mark the 75th anniversary of Miss Marples first appearance & to celebrate her renewed fortunes as a primetime television star this collection of facsimile first editions will be the perfect way to enjoy these books in their original form -- 12 novels & two short story collections. Reproducing the original typesetting & formats from the first editions from the Christie familys own archive copies these books sport the original covers which have been painstakingly restored from the best available copies reflecting five decades of iconic cover design. ...