Mark Gibson Libros

When he was a child, the author, Mark Gibson, was struck by a car. This accident left him in a coma. During this time, although asleep in this world, he was wide awake on the other side. Awake and exploring the unimagined, and unknown places that exist in their own space and time, he feared he was lost forever and would never find his way back home. If only his Heavenly Father could hear his unspoken prayers. If only there was still a place for him in this world. As it turned out, his prayers were heard, and answered, and he awoke in the presence of his beloved mother, filled with stories and questions and worries. Who could ever tell, how could he ever fit back in...

Exploring the paradox of rising hunger amidst an abundant food supply, this volume delves into the evolution of global food security aspirations. It examines the complexities of policies, agendas, and ideologies that have emerged, often leading to counterproductive outcomes. The analysis spans various sectors related to food security, such as agriculture and environment, and outlines societal goals, proposed means for achieving them, and contemporary solutions to address malnutrition and food insecurity.

The Beat Stops Here Lessons on and off the Podium for Today's Conductor is an insightful, occasionally cheeky view of conducting, from score study to Stravinsky, from tempo to Taoism, from brushing the dog to Beethoven. In short, The Beat Stops Here is a compendium of style and substance in the real world of today's conductor.