Hier erhältlich ist die Notenausgabe des Titels für Klavier und Gesang.

The purpose of this book is to help bring the church back to the basic. We need more teaching on repent, water baptize, being fill with the Holy Ghost, and what it take to live a holy life. Thank the Lord for teaching on prosperity for we need it, I need it, especially in time like these. I just feel the church need more teaching on the basic. I believe in order to really get bless financially you must put the Lord first in your life. You need to seek first the kingdom of God and all of His righteousness and all the other things will be add to you. I believe the church need to concentrate on living a holy life and teach young saint how to repent, and present their body as a living sacrifice, holy acceptable unto the Lord, which is our reasonable service. The Bible say the good work God has begun within us He will perform it until the day of the Lord Jesus Christ. I want the church to know what it take to Live holy.

I am a boy Oh yes, I am! There's nothing I can't do and everything I can...Creativity, authenticity, self-love... this book encourages it all. From exploring play time to expressing their feelings, I am a boy teaches our young people that it's normal to adapt to their surroundings and discover who they are in any way they feel is natural. A staple book for your household - minimizing stereotypes and supporting self-discovery.

From warm up DJ at the birth of Acid House to global main stage headline artist today, Carl Cox continues to inspire and influence audiences and artists. Carl has been everything from a recording artist and producer to label owner, radio DJ and broadcaster. He is still all these things and much more with his star shining brighter than ever. Oh yes, oh yes! tells the story, in his own words, of the man known as 'The Three Deck Wizard' on the rave scene before evolving into 'The People's Choice' and the King of Ibiza; a DJ and artist who remains at the very top of his game and continues to innovate and thrill music-lovers on the world's biggest stages. Starting off as a shelf-stacker, grass cutter and scaffolder in the south London suburbs, Carl's phenomenal talents as a DJ grew out of a love of music nurtured in his parents' front room. In Oh yes, oh yes! he takes us to the heart of the party, from the UK rave scene to Burning Man and from Ibiza to Melbourne, and a career that in many ways is the story of club culture and an inspiration to all those who choose to follow their dreams turning him into a living legend along the way. Oh yes, oh yes! is a remarkably candid and intimate portrait of an artist who has never lost touch with the people who share the dancefloor with him. 'Carl is one of the few true pioneers of UK club culture internationally. He has opened the door to so many DJs and inspired so many, including me.' Gilles Peterson 'Carl Cox wrote the script of what it means to be a DJ.' David Guetta 'People use the term legend far too easily for my liking but Carl is legend personified.' Grooverider 'Carl has always been my favourite. He is the complete DJ, also the DJs DJ. Records come to life when he plays them, rooms come to life when he rocks them. His enthusiasm is infectious, his commitment complete.' Norman Cook aka Fatboy Slim

There's only one rule in Larry's book: don't push the button. (Seriously, don't even think about it!) Even if it does look kind of nice, you must never push the button. Who knows what would happen? Okay, quick. No one is looking... push the button. Uh, oh.

It is 1962. The first avocado pears are appearing at the greengrocers, people are thinking about carpeting their lavatories and boxing in their banisters, and Ronnie Glover, housepainter, husband and father, is feeling the first vague stirrings of discontent with his life. Then, out of the blue, the fabulous, sophisticated (and married) Jacqueline bursts into this life and teaches him to tango. She seems to offer everything he ever dreamt of. But is it all too good to be true? What can a woman who has traveled the world want with a man who carries a stub of pencil behind his ear? And are the Ten O'Clock horses of Ronnie's painful childhood awake and sniffing the wind?