After being cheated on by her fiancé, Arielle, a young writer, moves from her hometown to the East Coast and settles in a small town in Rhode Island. There she finds solace, along with new friends and new love interests. Life is great, even though she is getting pressure from her publisher to write the next book in her series. Arielle holds tightly to the perfect sanctuary that becomes her new home, expecting no one will know who she is. She plans to keep this secret close. Not long after her new life starts, her surroundings quickly change from safe and glorious to suspicious and dangerous. Strange occurrences start happening to her at home and to her friends. A stalker is born in this small New England town, but who could it be? Is this random, or do they know who Arielle truly is, and better yet, what do they want with her? When her old life and new life meet, no one is safe. The young writer fights for her life and sanity as she is caught in a game of cat and mouse with nowhere to turn to and no one to help keep her safe.
Gilbert is one of the fastest growing communities in the country. There were only 500 residents when the town was incorporated in 1920. Since 1980, the population has doubled every five years. But how did this small desert community come to have such explosive growth in just over 30 years? Early pioneers began arriving in 1890, and in 1902, the Arizona Eastern Railway decided to build a rail line from Phoenix that went through Florence to the mining town of Kelvin. After purchasing land from Bobby Gilbert, a depot was built in 1905, and the town began to grow. Because of the creation of canals and Roosevelt Dam, Gilbert became a thriving agricultural community. In 1971, Gilbert had less than 2,000 residents, and in 1975, the town council approved a land annexation that added over 53 square miles to Gilbert. In 2014, that population number approached 250,000. By 2040, Gilbert is expected to be the fourth largest community in Arizona with approximately 330,000 residents.
·A comprehensive guide to canning, preserving, and cooking with healthy fruits and vegetables grown at home ·Includes thorough section on canning and preserving and how to freeze, and dry fruits and vegetables ·From salads, stews, and stir fry to pies, jams, dips, and more, 109 recipes are organized by season for starters, main dishes, and big salads using the produce cultivated at home ·Encourages self-sufficiency through canning, and cooking at home to foster a healthy lifestyle with less unhealthy fats, sugar, salt, and unnecessary chemicals ·Author Kayla Butts, MS, RDN, LD is a small-scale farmer, professional dietitian, cooking and nutrition instructor, magazine contributor, and clinical nutrition manager at Christus Spohn Hospital in Corpus Christi, TX
This book examines how Performance or Outcomes Based Funding (POBF) policies impact racial equity in higher education. Over the last decade, higher education has become entrenched in a movement that holds colleges and universities more accountable to its supporters. There are pressures to answer questions about student outcomes and performance, the value of education, the effectiveness of instructors, and the ability of existing leaders to manage efficiently and effectively. It is within this climate that states have adopted POBF policies. Through POBF, public colleges and universities receive state funding through formulas that no longer rely solely on student enrollment, but are instead based on student outcomes. This book provides an overview for policymakers of how racial equity has been addressed, the impact of these approaches, and recommendations for moving forward.
A non-judgemental guide to becoming “soberish”. Helps millennials and Gen Z create a relationship with alcohol that works for them using evidence-based tools and expert advice. Are you ready to take your power back from alcohol? Whether you’re looking to go booze free or want to make informed adjustments to your drinking habits, this inclusive and non-judgemental guide gives you the scientifically backed tools you need to create a relationship with alcohol that works for you, from cold exposure therapy to sound healing and beyond. You will explore the roots of your drinking behaviours and triggers, hear from leading industry experts, including addiction and nutrition therapists, learn to overcome backsliding behaviours, receive tips and advice on real-life scenarios, like sticking to your goals in a party environment, get advice on recreating your self-identity, and create a personalized plan of action to guide you on your soberish journey.
After being cheated on by her fiancé, Arielle, a young writer, moves from her hometown to the East Coast and settles in a small town in Rhode Island. There she finds solace, along with new friends and new love interests. Life is great, even though she is getting pressure from her publisher to write the next book in her series. Arielle holds tightly to the perfect sanctuary that becomes her new home, expecting no one will know who she is. She plans to keep this secret close. Not long after her new life starts, her surroundings quickly change from safe and glorious to suspicious and dangerous. Strange occurrences start happening to her at home and to her friends. A stalker is born in this small New England town, but who could it be? Is this random, or do they know who Arielle truly is, and better yet, what do they want with her? When her old life and new life meet, no one is safe. The young writer fights for her life and sanity as she is caught in a game of cat and mouse with nowhere to turn to and no one to help keep her safe.
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