Bøger af Christina Rice

The Codes of Divine Love offers a profound exploration of the true meaning of love and the transformative power it holds in our lives. This channeled text challenges conventional notions of love, exploring what it looks like to truly co-create a relationship while staying in alignment with the truth of your soul. Love, the powerful force that drives us and unites us, is dissected from a new lens, encouraging readers to embrace deeper vulnerability, embark on a transformational path of inner healing, and cultivate true self-love. This text explores the meaning and expression of love in romantic relationships, friendships, and family dynamics, taking a deep dive into types of soul connections and how they impact our lives. This channeled text offers a new perspective on the energetics of soul-level attraction in relationships and the foundations of creating divine union, unlocking answers about why we attract who we attract and how we can co-create new relationship templates. This text illuminates how soulmates, karmic connections, and twin flames ultimately reflect our relationship with ourselves, offering a new perspective on soul contracts. The Codes of Divine Love is not just a book-it's a transformative journey that asks readers to redefine their understanding of love and embrace its divine essence. Through the guidance of the Monarch Being, readers are invited to explore the depths of their beliefs, fears, and stories, ultimately discovering the profound power of love to heal, unite, and activate our greatest potential.

Mary anxiously awaits for race day. The day when she can beat the school bully Lucy. Lucy does everything she can to make Mary's life miserable. Will she be successful? Will she finally win?

Herman Schultheis may have been an engineer by trade, but was a photographer at heart who never seemed to go anywhere without his camera. After relocating to Los Angeles from the East Coast in 1937, Herman and his wife Ethel explored their newly adopted home, far and wide. By the end of the decade, he had snapped well over 5,000 photos. How We Worked, How We Played: Herman Schultheis and Los Angeles in the 1930s, presents a small sampling of this amazing collection which was donated to the Los Angeles Public Library following Ethel's death in the early 1990s. The images present an overview of a rapidly expanding city in the midst of the Great Depression and on the verge of World War II, along with the simple story of two people in love with each other-and Los Angeles. All proceeds benefit Photo Friends and the Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection

The Yale Puppeteers, Harry Burnett (1901-1993), Forman Brown (1901-1996), and Richard "Roddy" Brandon (1904-1985) developed a shared vision of sophisticated adult entertainment in the form of marionettes and from 1941-1956 operated the Turnabout Theatre on La Cienega Boulevard in Los Angeles which brought them international fame.

Los Angeles has always enjoyed a tremendous amount of diversity, both culturally and geographically. In the 1980s, these varied ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds combined with the environmental influences of the beach, suburbs, or inner-city created an astoundingly unique and memorable period for popular music with L.A. at the epicenter. Culled from the Los Angeles Public Library's Herald Examiner photo archive and the Gary Leonard Collection, LAPL and Photo Friends present a glimpse into a decade that produced scores of hit singles, showcased strikingly diverse genres and generated tremendous excitement. The exhibit From Pop to the Pit: LAPL Photo Collection Celebrates the Los Angeles Music Scene, 1978-1989 and companion catalog relive an extraordinary time in music history with rarely seen images of the bands that helped define the era.

The popular view of women in the years following World War II has come to be of homemakers like television's Donna Reed and June Cleaver who maintained picture perfect households in suburban settings. In many cases this was indeed the primary role assumed by women of the era, but it wasn't the only one. Women pursued advanced degrees, became professionals, held office, excelled in sports, fought for equal rights, and became civically involved, and often while running those households. The San Fernando Valley has come to exemplify the post-War suburban growth that took place throughout the country and the Valley Times newspaper was there to document this expansion along with the Valley's dynamic women in their various roles. Now, the exhibit and companion catalog, Defining Their Identity: The Changing Roles of Women in the Post-War Era, explores the changing roles of women through the lens of the Los Angeles Public Library's Valley Times' image archive.

Follow the adventures of Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy, Rarity, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, and all of their Ponyville friends in this omnibus packed full of tales both short and long!Twilight is startled to find that the most important history books in Equestria are going missing. Will she and her friends be able to uncover the identity of the mysterious new villain responsible? Then, Fluttershy is summoned away, so it's up to Angel Bunny to keep the animal sanctuary running. Meanwhile, Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash uncover a plot to attack Yakyakistan! That's before Pinkie gets trapped in Discord's chaotic dimension, or when Fluttershy and Twilight Sparkle follow Mage Meadowbrook's notes to find a miracle cure for any ailment in Equestria! Plus, the Cutie Mark Crusaders have a new challenge when a young pony doesn't want to follow in her family's hoofsteps. Then, representatives of ponies, griffons, buffalos, changelings, dragons, and more meet at Mount Massive to discuss the future of the land!Collects issues #51-65 of the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic series by writers James Asmus, Ron Anderson, Christina Rice, Thom Zahler, and Ted Anderson with artists Tony Fleecs, Jay Fosgitt, Agnes Garbowska, Andy Price, and Brenda Hickey.

An all-new series filled with intrigue and adventure, starring everyone''s favorite fillies!The Cutie Mark Crusaders are on the case, solving crimes nopony else can! Will they be able to discover who''s behind the local mysteries, like the theft of supplies from Ponyville hospital or the ransacking of the bowling alley? Most importantly, can they crack the case and get their homework done at the same time? A sister series to the popular "My Little Pony: Ponyville Mysteries" prose books!

Celebrate the magic of friendship in these stand-alone tales featuring team-ups between all of your favorite characters! Pinkie Pie and Cheese Sandwich get trapped in a magical house that loves to party! But will it ever let them leave? Twilight Sparkle and Starlight Glimmer tidy up the library in the Castle of the Two Sisters and a friendly activity soon turns into a magic-based battle of egos. Rainbow Dash travels to a remote and dangerous location and finds her fellow Wonderbolt, Soarin, is about to undertake a dangerous mission. Rarity is excited to work on Sapphire Shores' next big concert! But, what should be a dream job could turn into a nightmare! A minor squabble between Princesses Celestia and Luna turns major and the two decide they need some time apart, but will the leaders of Equestria find a way to live harmoniously again? Collects issues #34–38.

Five more tales of friends and fun! Rarity tries to help Maud Pie discover her inner enthusiasm; Twilight visits Cadance in the Crystal Empire; Little Strongheart asks Rainbow Dash to go on a quest with her; Fluttershy meets the most adventerous adventurer ever: Daring Do; and, Applejack must discover the secret history of Cherry Jubilee! Collects issues #29–33.

The action never stops in Ponyville! The Cutiemark Crusaders hit the great outdoors with their class! Find out about the untold first meeting of Twilight and baby Spike! Rainbow Dash’s grumpy mood starts to affect her friends. And, Pinkie Pie decides to make her very own comic book! Collects issues #38–42.

My Little Pony: Friends Forever contains fours tales of friendship and fun! A strange flu descends over Ponyville and Spike and Zecora must work together to find a cure. Princess Celestia enlists Pinkie Pie's help in making a cake for Luna's birthday. Applejack and Fluttershy go camping. And, Rarity travels to Griffinstone to make the perfect uniforms for Gilda the Griffin's new sports team. Collects issues #21-24.

The tales of friendship and fun continue, with each issue focusing a different pony pair! When Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, Rarity, Applejack, and all their friends team up, there's no limit to the things they can accomplish or the fun they can have!Granny visits an apple convention and is dismayed to see the Flim Flam brothers are up to their old tricks. Fluttershy gets an unexpected visit from the most aggressive guy around, Iron Will! Rainbow Dash is overjoyed when Wonderbolt Spitfire invites her to a special training camp. And, Pinkie Pie meets her match… in the form of delicious, irresistible snacks called PheNOMNOMenons!Collects My Little Pony: Friends Forever issues #9-12.

Possessing a unique beauty and refined acting skills, Ann Dvorak (1911--1979) found success in Hollywood at a time when many actors were still struggling to adapt to the era of talkies. Seemingly destined for A-list fame, critics touted her as "e;Hollywood's New Cinderella"e; after film mogul Howard Hughes cast her as Cesca in the gangster film Scarface (1932). Dvorak's journey to superstardom was derailed when she walked out on her contractual obligations to Warner Bros. for an extended honeymoon. Later, she initiated a legal dispute over her contract, an action that was unprecedented at a time when studios exercised complete control over actors' careers.As the first full-length biography of an often-overlooked actress, Ann Dvorak: Hollywood's Forgotten Rebel explores the life and career of one of the first individuals who dared to challenge the studio system that ruled Tinseltown. The actress reached her pinnacle during the early 1930s, when the film industry was relatively uncensored and free to produce movies with more daring storylines. She played several female leads in films including The Strange Love of Molly Louvain (1932), Three on a Match (1932), and Heat Lightning (1934), but after her walk-out, Warner Bros retaliated by casting her in less significant roles.Following the casting conflicts and illness, Dvorak filed a lawsuit against the Warner Bros. studio, setting a precedent for other stars who eventually rebelled against the established Hollywood system. In this insightful memoir, Christina Rice explores the spirited rebellion of a talented actress whose promising career fell victim to the studio empire.