Best Selling Books by Janet Simpson

Women form the majority of home care recipients, home care personnel, and persons responsible for care of the elderly, disabled, or ill family members. Home care policies and practices thus have a significant and varied impact on women''s lives. This research builds on previous studies that show women''s roles as unpaid & underpaid care-givers contribute to the income gap between women & men. It also examines whether current home care policies & practices have any impact on women''s vulnerability to poverty. The research involved interviews with home care recipients, agencies, paid workers, and informal family care-givers; interviews with experts, representatives of home care organizations, and federal government officials; and a national literature review on women & home care. Issues discussed include gender stereotypes, wages, health & safety risks, home care funding, provision of support, worker training, and services to special groups & rural areas. Recommendations are made toward achieving the goals of development of a holistic approach to health care and implementation of commitments to gender equality.

Paris. The fall of 1940. World War II has begun and eighteen year-old Krista finds her dream of living in Paris for a year with her best friend Gaby has turned into an unimaginable nightmare. Hitler and the German army have marched into the city and taken control, beginning a four-year reign of terror against the Jews. When the American family Krista works for and has grown to love reveals a shocking secret, she is forced to turn to the French Resistance and, surprisingly, Josephine Baker, the famous African-American entertainer, for help. Together they devise a plan to smuggle the family across German lines to safety in the south of France, but when their daring escape goes awry, Krista must use her wits and every means available, no matter how dangerous, to elude the Nazis'' deadly grasp. A timeless story of war, love, sacrifice, and ultimately, the indomitable power of the human spirit. For young adults and teens in Upper Middle and High School. Includes discussion questions and writing prompts.

Discover How you Can Raise your Puppy and Train your Dog the LOVING way without the need for Choke Collars and Leash Yanking

If you want to learn how to train your Dog in a Friendly and Loving way in just 4 weeks then keep reading.... Do you want your Dog to be happy, healthy and extremely well trained? Do you want to use modern methods that are PROVEN to work? Do you want to use methods that both you and your dog can enjoy? As someone who has been through all the horror stories when training dogs I know how tough it can get. I know what it''s like When you just can''t get them to stop destroying your new furniture or leaving little ''surprises'' for you around the house. Simply put, the constant bad behavior can test your patience to the max. But, instead of turning towards outdated methods, why not turn towards loving and positive methods that can help build an incredible bond between you and your dog WHILE training them to be absolutely amazing! Positive Dog Training allows you to do just that, no matter the issue you are facing with your Dog, there''s a solution that benefits all parties. It''s time to put your focus towards trust and treats instead of Choke Collars and leash-yanking. Train your Dog in the best way possible with the outstanding and proven Positive Training methods. And, you don''t have to believe me- A review in the Journal of Veterinary Behaviour concluded that those working with or handling dogs should rely on positive reinforcement training techniques and avoid positive punishment and negative reinforcement as much as possible. And that was a review of the literature regarding all types of Dog Training. Anyways, here is just a slither of what you will discover inside this book... -The EXACT 4 Week step by step formula for your dog learning all the fundamentals they need! -The 7 types of Dog Training and what one we believe is best -Exactly how to deal with your Dogs separation Anxiety -What could be a sign of too much stress in your dog -What Service dog trainers know about dog training that you don''t -Why more people than ever are abandoning the old, outdated and potentially harmful training methods -10 Must Know Training Tricks -The Science behind Positive Training and Why it works -How to Build an incredible relationship with your dog -The Easy way to potty train your dog in 7 days or less -What we can learn from Dominance training -Why Training is one of the BEST bonding activities for you and your dog -How to overcome EVERY one of your Dog''s behavior issues (without a choke collar) -The necessary equipment to optimize your training abilities (hint it isn''t many things!) -Why Play is essential to every dog -What to do after your Dog masters the fundamentals! And that is just scratching the surface! So, even if you''ve tried every other method without success before, or even if you''ve had no luck with positive training in the past, this book outlines an easy to follow system that even a completely new Dog owner could implement with incredible success. So, if you''re ready to learn how to train your dog in a loving and friendly way based on what modern science shows is the best ways for Dogs to learn, then scroll up and click "Add to Cart."

It''s important to maintain a healthy weight because it lessens the possibility of stroke, heart disease and joint issues. Heredity does play a role in all of these health issues, but maintaining or loosing significant amounts of weight generally lowers blood pressure, which is a primary cause of heart attacks and strokes. Extra weight also puts more stress on an individual''s joints; especially the hip and knee joints. A healthy weight can be achieved by following a sensible diet that includes fresh fruits, vegetables and lean meats. "Empty calories" such as the refined carbohydrates found in baked goods and candy should only be consumed in extreme moderation.

Handwritten journal of poetry, contributed by others, belonging to Janet Simpson of Port Elliot. Dates to approximately 1870s, and includes a reference to the Riverton Cricket Club.