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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Overview"The Scars of Parenthood: A Christian Guide to Wounds, Grace, and Becoming Whole" by Matlokotsi Clement Kolobe is a deeply reflective, pastoral work that addresses the profound and often unspoken transformations parents undergo. Written from a Christian perspective, the book challenges the cultural narrative that parents should "bounce back" to their pre-parental selves. Instead, it presents parenthood as a sanctifying journey that leaves marks-scars-that are not evidence of failure but of a life poured out in love, modeled after Christ who kept His scars after the resurrection.The book is structured in five main parts, moving from the physical and personal wounds of parenthood through relational challenges, hidden emotional struggles, the passage of time, and finally toward integration and wholeness. Each chapter combines theological reflection, psychological insight, practical exercises, and pastoral encouragement. Part I: The Body and the SelfChapter 1: The Body Remembers: The Temple and the ScarKolobe begins by addressing the most visible scars of parenthood-those on the physical body. He acknowledges the profound changes that occur: stretch marks, cesarean scars, altered bodies, chronic exhaustion, and the physical toll of carrying, lifting, and caring for children. Rather than viewing these as failures or defects, he invites parents to see their bodies as having been altars of sacrifice, temples that have been used for the sacred work of nurturing life.The chapter challenges the cultural demand to "bounce back," describing this expectation as violent and dishonest. A body that has grown, birthed, or sustained a life does not bounce-it settles, softens, and strengthens in new places. Kolobe draws a powerful parallel between our scars and the scars of the resurrected Christ, who kept His wounds as credentials of His love. Our physical marks, similarly, are evidence of love willing to be poured out for another.The chapter emphasizes somatic memory-how the body remembers not just physical events but emotional ones. A parent who experienced traumatic birth may tense at the smell of a hospital; a parent who held a sick child may feel phantom weight in their arms. Healing begins with acknowledgment, moving from shame to stewardship, from betrayal to gratitude rooted in the Incarnation. Chapter 2: The Identity Earthquake: Becoming a New CreationThis chapter addresses the disorienting loss of self that parenthood brings. Before children, we had stable identities-teacher, artist, professional, free spirit. Parenthood arrives like an earthquake, dismantling these identities and leaving us in a liminal space where the old self feels like a stranger and the new self is not yet formed.Kolobe introduces the concept of "matrescence" (the process of becoming a mother) and extends it to all parents, describing it as a "sanctification by fire." The old self must die so that the new self-shaped by love and responsibility-can live. This death is painful, and mourning the old self is necessary. You cannot integrate what you have not grieved.The chapter offers crucial theological grounding: our primary identity is not found in our roles (even the role of parent) but in our status as children of God. This is the only identity that cannot be shaken. When we root ourselves in this truth, we can release the pressure to define ourselves solely through parenting and begin building a new identity that includes our children but is not only about them. Chapter 3: The Invisible Load: Stewardship and the Rhythms of GraceKolobe turns to the mental and emotional labor of parenting-the invisible load that often goes unrecognized. This includes remembering appointments, planning meals, tracking schedules, anticipating needs, and holding the family's emotional weather. This cognitive labor is exhausting because it never ends; it is a "tab in th Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This book features five peer-reviewed reviews on alternative sources of protein for poultry.The first chapter reviews effects of supplemental full- or de-fatted microalgal biomass in diets for broiler chickens, laying hens, and other types of poultry on their production performance, meat and egg qualities, nutrient metabolism, and molecular responses.The second chapter provides an overview of the effects of dietary inclusion levels of different types of black soldier fly larvae protein meal on the performance and health of broilers and laying hens.The third chapter considers the use of yellow mealworm as an alternative and sustainable protein source in poultry diets. The chapter reviews the nutritional and environmental benefits of its use, processing and storage requirements, as well as its effect on poultry productivity.The fourth chapter highlights the poultry sector's over-reliance on a limited number of feed ingredients and explores the recent emergence of non-conventional protein sources, such as insect meal, earthworms, localised oilseeds and algae.The final chapter describes the application of corn fermented protein (CFP) in feed formulations for poultry. The chapter also discusses the use of distillers dried grains and solubles, as well as the challenges associated with the production of CFP.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Overview"The Scars of Parenthood: A Christian Guide to Wounds, Grace, and Becoming Whole" by Matlokotsi Clement Kolobe is a deeply reflective, pastoral work that addresses the profound and often unspoken transformations parents undergo. Written from a Christian perspective, the book challenges the cultural narrative that parents should "bounce back" to their pre-parental selves. Instead, it presents parenthood as a sanctifying journey that leaves marks-scars-that are not evidence of failure but of a life poured out in love, modeled after Christ who kept His scars after the resurrection.The book is structured in five main parts, moving from the physical and personal wounds of parenthood through relational challenges, hidden emotional struggles, the passage of time, and finally toward integration and wholeness. Each chapter combines theological reflection, psychological insight, practical exercises, and pastoral encouragement. Part I: The Body and the SelfChapter 1: The Body Remembers: The Temple and the ScarKolobe begins by addressing the most visible scars of parenthood-those on the physical body. He acknowledges the profound changes that occur: stretch marks, cesarean scars, altered bodies, chronic exhaustion, and the physical toll of carrying, lifting, and caring for children. Rather than viewing these as failures or defects, he invites parents to see their bodies as having been altars of sacrifice, temples that have been used for the sacred work of nurturing life.The chapter challenges the cultural demand to "bounce back," describing this expectation as violent and dishonest. A body that has grown, birthed, or sustained a life does not bounce-it settles, softens, and strengthens in new places. Kolobe draws a powerful parallel between our scars and the scars of the resurrected Christ, who kept His wounds as credentials of His love. Our physical marks, similarly, are evidence of love willing to be poured out for another.The chapter emphasizes somatic memory-how the body remembers not just physical events but emotional ones. A parent who experienced traumatic birth may tense at the smell of a hospital; a parent who held a sick child may feel phantom weight in their arms. Healing begins with acknowledgment, moving from shame to stewardship, from betrayal to gratitude rooted in the Incarnation. Chapter 2: The Identity Earthquake: Becoming a New CreationThis chapter addresses the disorienting loss of self that parenthood brings. Before children, we had stable identities-teacher, artist, professional, free spirit. Parenthood arrives like an earthquake, dismantling these identities and leaving us in a liminal space where the old self feels like a stranger and the new self is not yet formed.Kolobe introduces the concept of "matrescence" (the process of becoming a mother) and extends it to all parents, describing it as a "sanctification by fire." The old self must die so that the new self-shaped by love and responsibility-can live. This death is painful, and mourning the old self is necessary. You cannot integrate what you have not grieved.The chapter offers crucial theological grounding: our primary identity is not found in our roles (even the role of parent) but in our status as children of God. This is the only identity that cannot be shaken. When we root ourselves in this truth, we can release the pressure to define ourselves solely through parenting and begin building a new identity that includes our children but is not only about them. Chapter 3: The Invisible Load: Stewardship and the Rhythms of GraceKolobe turns to the mental and emotional labor of parenting-the invisible load that often goes unrecognized. This includes remembering appointments, planning meals, tracking schedules, anticipating needs, and holding the family's emotional weather. This cognitive labor is exhausting because it never ends; it is Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Marriage and War: Fighting Together, Winning Together by Clement Matlokotsi Kolobe Every marriage is a battlefield - but your spouse was never meant to be the enemy. Too many couples wake up one morning to find they are fighting each other instead of fighting for each other. The arguments repeat. The silence grows longer. The love that once felt effortless now feels like work nobody wants to do. And beneath it all runs an invisible war: fear, pride, unforgiveness, financial pressure, old wounds, and a spiritual enemy who has always understood what a united marriage can accomplish. Marriage and War is a battle manual for couples who refuse to surrender. Written with pastoral warmth and unflinching honesty, this book walks you through every front line a marriage must hold - communication, trust, conflict, forgiveness, teamwork, intimacy, money, parenting, faith, and the slow work of rebuilding after betrayal. It does not offer easy slogans. It offers strategy, Scripture, and the kind of truth that only comes from couples who have fought through the hard seasons and come out standing side by side. Inside you'll discover: - How to identify the real enemy of your marriage - and stop aiming at each other - Practical communication tools that defuse conflict instead of escalating it - How trust is broken, and the disciplined process by which it is rebuilt - The weapons of love: forgiveness, patience, service, and covenant loyalty - How to fight financial pressure and parenting stress as one team - Healing after betrayal, and what genuine restoration actually requires - Rhythms for renewing your marriage every single year - The legacy your union leaves long after you are gone Every chapter includes a Battle Drill with practical exercises, Scripture for the Battle, reflection questions for honest conversation, and a prayer - making this equally powerful for personal reading, couples' devotions, premarital counselling, or small-group study. Whether you are newly married and building your foundation, veterans of decades who have grown distant, or standing in the rubble of something that feels beyond repair, this book will hand you your armour and remind you of the most important truth in any marriage: You are not opponents. You are allies. And allies win together. Take your position. Fight for your marriage. Win together.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Marriage and War: Fighting Together, Winning Together by Clement Matlokotsi Kolobe Every marriage is a battlefield - but your spouse was never meant to be the enemy. Too many couples wake up one morning to find they are fighting each other instead of fighting for each other. The arguments repeat. The silence grows longer. The love that once felt effortless now feels like work nobody wants to do. And beneath it all runs an invisible war: fear, pride, unforgiveness, financial pressure, old wounds, and a spiritual enemy who has always understood what a united marriage can accomplish. Marriage and War is a battle manual for couples who refuse to surrender. Written with pastoral warmth and unflinching honesty, this book walks you through every front line a marriage must hold - communication, trust, conflict, forgiveness, teamwork, intimacy, money, parenting, faith, and the slow work of rebuilding after betrayal. It does not offer easy slogans. It offers strategy, Scripture, and the kind of truth that only comes from couples who have fought through the hard seasons and come out standing side by side. Inside you'll discover: - How to identify the real enemy of your marriage - and stop aiming at each other - Practical communication tools that defuse conflict instead of escalating it - How trust is broken, and the disciplined process by which it is rebuilt - The weapons of love: forgiveness, patience, service, and covenant loyalty - How to fight financial pressure and parenting stress as one team - Healing after betrayal, and what genuine restoration actually requires - Rhythms for renewing your marriage every single year - The legacy your union leaves long after you are gone Every chapter includes a Battle Drill with practical exercises, Scripture for the Battle, reflection questions for honest conversation, and a prayer - making this equally powerful for personal reading, couples' devotions, premarital counselling, or small-group study. Whether you are newly married and building your foundation, veterans of decades who have grown distant, or standing in the rubble of something that feels beyond repair, this book will hand you your armour and remind you of the most important truth in any marriage: You are not opponents. You are allies. And allies win together. Take your position. Fight for your marriage. Win together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book features five peer-reviewed reviews on alternative sources of protein for poultry.The first chapter reviews effects of supplemental full- or de-fatted microalgal biomass in diets for broiler chickens, laying hens, and other types of poultry on their production performance, meat and egg qualities, nutrient metabolism, and molecular responses.The second chapter provides an overview of the effects of dietary inclusion levels of different types of black soldier fly larvae protein meal on the performance and health of broilers and laying hens.The third chapter considers the use of yellow mealworm as an alternative and sustainable protein source in poultry diets. The chapter reviews the nutritional and environmental benefits of its use, processing and storage requirements, as well as its effect on poultry productivity.The fourth chapter highlights the poultry sector's over-reliance on a limited number of feed ingredients and explores the recent emergence of non-conventional protein sources, such as insect meal, earthworms, localised oilseeds and algae.The final chapter describes the application of corn fermented protein (CFP) in feed formulations for poultry. The chapter also discusses the use of distillers dried grains and solubles, as well as the challenges associated with the production of CFP.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Exocentric Compounds in Southern African Newspapers | Uses, Processes and Patterns of Exocentric Compounds | Maboleba Kolobe | Taschenbuch | 692 S. | Englisch | 2015 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9783659663239 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Marriage and War: Fighting Together, Winning Together by Clement Matlokotsi Kolobe Every marriage is a battlefield - but your spouse was never meant to be the enemy. Too many couples wake up one morning to find they are fighting each other instead of fighting for each other. The arguments repeat. The silence grows longer. The love that once felt effortless now feels like work nobody wants to do. And beneath it all runs an invisible war: fear, pride, unforgiveness, financial pressure, old wounds, and a spiritual enemy who has always understood what a united marriage can accomplish. Marriage and War is a battle manual for couples who refuse to surrender. Written with pastoral warmth and unflinching honesty, this book walks you through every front line a marriage must hold - communication, trust, conflict, forgiveness, teamwork, intimacy, money, parenting, faith, and the slow work of rebuilding after betrayal. It does not offer easy slogans. It offers strategy, Scripture, and the kind of truth that only comes from couples who have fought through the hard seasons and come out standing side by side. Inside you'll discover: - How to identify the real enemy of your marriage - and stop aiming at each other - Practical communication tools that defuse conflict instead of escalating it - How trust is broken, and the disciplined process by which it is rebuilt - The weapons of love: forgiveness, patience, service, and covenant loyalty - How to fight financial pressure and parenting stress as one team - Healing after betrayal, and what genuine restoration actually requires - Rhythms for renewing your marriage every single year - The legacy your union leaves long after you are gone Every chapter includes a Battle Drill with practical exercises, Scripture for the Battle, reflection questions for honest conversation, and a prayer - making this equally powerful for personal reading, couples' devotions, premarital counselling, or small-group study. Whether you are newly married and building your foundation, veterans of decades who have grown distant, or standing in the rubble of something that feels beyond repair, this book will hand you your armour and remind you of the most important truth in any marriage: You are not opponents. You are allies. And allies win together. Take your position. Fight for your marriage. Win together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Despite the growing literature in compounding research, there is relatively little discussion of exocentric compounding in media context. This work addressed this gap by examining usage of exocentric compound words in Southern African newspapers. Specifically, it provides insights into various relations between exocentric compound constituents, exocentric compound words themselves and their entities. By considering exocentric compounding in the media context, the work addresses calls to account for insufficient framework for analysis of exocentric compound words. Such calls emerge from the views that exocentric compound words are considered out-centred and idiomatic and could be analysed by employing metaphor and/or metonymic analytical tools. Dr Kolobe argues that interpretation of exocentric compound words depend on the features of individual compound constituents, which is a situation that ascertains direct relationship between words and their entities.The primary contribution of this work to the literature on exocentric compounding is a WordNet Similarity framework. The framework displays how and why other senses of compound entities are chosen over others to form the compound 692 pp. Englisch.…

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Kolobe MabolebaDr Maboleba Kolobe is a lecturer in the Department of English at the National University of Lesotho. She teaches in linguistics areas such as morphology, pragmatics, discourse analysis and communication skills. Her rec. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Despite the growing literature in compounding research, there is relatively little discussion of exocentric compounding in media context. This work addressed this gap by examining usage of exocentric compound words in Southern African newspapers. Specifically, it provides insights into various relations between exocentric compound constituents, exocentric compound words themselves and their entities. By considering exocentric compounding in the media context, the work addresses calls to account for insufficient framework for analysis of exocentric compound words. Such calls emerge from the views that exocentric compound words are considered out-centred and idiomatic and could be analysed by employing metaphor and/or metonymic analytical tools. Dr Kolobe argues that interpretation of exocentric compound words depend on the features of individual compound constituents, which is a situation that ascertains direct relationship between words and their entities.The primary contribution of this work to the literature on exocentric compounding is a WordNet Similarity framework. The framework displays how and why other senses of compound entities are chosen over others to form the compound.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Despite the growing literature in compounding research, there is relatively little discussion of exocentric compounding in media context. This work addressed this gap by examining usage of exocentric compound words in Southern African newspapers. Specifically, it provides insights into various relations between exocentric compound constituents, exocentric compound words themselves and their entities. By considering exocentric compounding in the media context, the work addresses calls to account for insufficient framework for analysis of exocentric compound words. Such calls emerge from the views that exocentric compound words are considered out-centred and idiomatic and could be analysed by employing metaphor and/or metonymic analytical tools. Dr Kolobe argues that interpretation of exocentric compound words depend on the features of individual compound constituents, which is a situation that ascertains direct relationship between words and their entities.The primary contribution of this work to the literature on exocentric compounding is a WordNet Similarity framework. The framework displays how and why other senses of compound entities are chosen over others to form the compoundVDM Verlag, Dudweiler Landstraße 99, 66123 Saarbrücken 692 pp. Englisch.…