Books with author Edward C Janes

Kindle for Kids: A Parent’s Guide for the Kindle Fire HD helps you give your child a tablet that's safe and age-appropriate for his or her use!Kindle for Kids: A Parent’s Guide for the Kindle Fire HD is the clearly-written, no hassle-guide that you need for getting familiar with the Kindle Fire HD and HDX, and in particular, your guide to creating proper parental controls and Kindle FreeTime settings for the children in your household. FreeTime, provided with every Kindle Fire HD and HDX, can prevent unpleasant surprises on your credit card statement after you discover that your darling 6 year old daughter has been buying extra points for hours on end while playing her favorite video game over the past month. It can prevent your 10 year old twin sons from exploring the wonders of adult-only web sites that they have no business visiting. And it can allow your children time to use their Kindle Fire, without letting the amount of time get completely out of control.You will find plenty of books that teach you how to use your Kindle Fire, but unfortunately, very few show you how to provide a safe environment for children. That is a major focus of this book. You need this book because you care about your child or children and you want to be sure that they use their Kindle Fire appropriately. At the same time, your life is hectic enough with the demands of parenthood, and you want to put a safe device into your child's eager hands with a minimal amount of hassle. This book will show you how to accomplish that goal. Chapter 2 will get you up and running with your family's new Kindle Fire HD. And in chapter 3, you will learn how to make use of two powerful tools- Free Time and Parental Controls. These will let you as a parent effectively keep your kids in an entertaining yet safe environment.Kindle for Kids: A Parent’s Guide for the Kindle Fire HD and HDX comes from the pen of Edward Jones, the principal technology writer behind the "Get-it-Done" series of computer books. Jones is an experienced computer and technology writer, database applications development analyst, consultant, and trainer who understands the issues faced by people dealing with technology, day in and day out. His career spans years of technology training, database development, and consulting services for major law firms and government agencies in the Washington, DC area, and he currently resides in Charlotte, NC where he is concentrating on providing publications to the rapidly growing digital marketplace. Jones is also a best-selling author whose printed titles have sold over one million copies, and he has served as a technical editor on numerous computer books.

Finish the Fight with PTSD using a step-by-step, systematic and organized approach that will leave you both restored and more resilient. Here you'll find the step-by-step process through which I was guided to manage and then overcome my own battle with major depression complicated by PTSD. With this series of behavioral changes consistently applied, anyone can complete the necessary steps to not only mitigate the symptoms in the present, but also prevent future episodes through multifaceted resilience training. I write from the viewpoint of the individual who has lived the experience. From the depths of depression and nearly-incapacitating anxiety, I have used every step described in this manual to recover and maintain my new normal. I've also made plenty of mistakes in the process, which I'll highlight as well to assist you in identifying what fails, what works, and finally the "why" behind each. I feel blessed to have made it through this often painful experience, and believe that many can benefit from my lessons learned.

One day I woke up and I was hereMy parents told me what my name wasThey told me to be good and go to schoolThey told me to study hard and eat my vegetablesThey told me not to play with fire or run with sharp objectsThey told me there was a person called GodThey said God loves meThey said I should pray to him and He would help me They said He has a good plan for my lifeSometimes I wonder about GodI would like to know Him for myself and what He thinks about me

One day I woke up and I was hereMy parents told me what my name wasThey told me to be good and go to schoolThey told me to study hard and eat my vegetablesThey told me not to play with fire or run with sharp objectsThey told me there was a person called GodThey said God loves meThey said I should pray to him and He would help me They said He has a good plan for my lifeSometimes I wonder about GodI would like to know Him for myself and what He thinks about me

The thing about God and His word is that He wants to know you more than you want to know Him. You are the apple of His eye and He takes the time to count the hairs on your head. He sent His angels to protect you and His Holy Spirit to guide you into all truth and understanding. The greatest thing we can realize about what God thinks about us is that He is not mad at you, but He is madly in love with you.

One day I woke up and I was here My parents told me what my name was They told me to be good and go to school They told me to study hard and eat my vegetables They told me not to play with fire or run with sharp objects They told me there was a person called God They said God loves me They said I should pray to him and He would help me They said He has a good plan for my life Sometimes I wonder about God I would like to know Him for myself and what He thinks about me