Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} To the Rescue by V.W. Singer To the Rescue by V.W. Singer. Google Translate Sings is the concept of Putting songs through several different languages in google translate and then back to English and singing the results . Originated by Malinda Kathleen Reese on her Youtube Channel: Translator Fails In 2014 with a Google Translated version of “Let It Go” from Disney’s Frozen, which led to Malinda continuing the series for years to come after it’s initial and surprising success and reaching 1 Million subscribers in 2019. Jimmy Fallon started his own version of this trend, dubbed “Google Translate Songs” on his Late Night Show In 2017 with Guests such as Miley Cyrus and Idris Elba. Jimmy’s take on the series seemed to end after a situation of him copying Malinda’s Google Translate Sings: Mamma Mia video with Amanda Seyfried on his show in 2018, and posting it on his youtube only to be deleted soon after. Nicholas Sparks books in order. In January 2003, Nicholas Sparks along with his brother, Micah, began their three-week trip around the globe. Thirty-seven and thirty-eight years old respectively, the two only surviving members of their family voyaged from the lost city of Machu Picchu to the mysterious Easter Island, from the Ayers Rock in Australia to the expansive Indian subcontinent. Against the backdrop of some of the most amazing wonders of the world, this book is a humorous and honest narration of how the introverted Nicholas and his daredevil brother recollected memories of their childhood adventures and tragedies that tested them to the very limit. The book is an evocative reminder of how we should all learn to embrace life with all its unpredictability, and to cherish the blissful times— however big or small. Always the incensed and rebellious kind, John drops out of school and enlisted in the Army, unsure of what else to do with his life. But that was before he met Savannah, the girl of his dreams. Their strong connection rapidly escalates into an unshakable love; one that makes Savannah patiently wait for John to finish his tour of duty, while John on the other can’t wait to settle down with the woman who stole his heart. The terrible event of 9/11 however changes everything. John feels driven to re-enlist as a way of serving his county, but Savannah ends up giving her heart to someone else as a result of their prolonged separation. Returning back home having served his country, John must come to terms with the fact that his true love is now married. Even so, the hardest possible decision of his life is yet to come. “How far would you go to keep the hope of love alive?” A well paying job, amazing friends, and a waterfront home in small-town North Carolina: Travis Parker is living every man’s dream. If he isn’t boating or swimming, then he is probably entertaining his well-natured buddies to some good old barbecues. Travis holds the obscure conviction that a serious relationship with a woman will only cripple his lifestyle, up until Gabby Holland moves next door. His attempts to express friendly neighborly gestures however fail terribly, as the stunning redhead seems readily provoked by him. Things aren’t also made any easier by the presence of her longtime boyfriend. Travis's unrelenting effort however leads the two on an unprecedented journey of love. While on his third tour of duty in Iraq, U.S. Marine Logan Thibault finds a photograph of a young woman buried in the dirt. When no one claims to be the owner of the photo, Logan finds himself carrying it everywhere he goes; a move that he notices brings him good fortune. From winning poker games to surviving a terrible attack that kills two of his closest buddies, the picture seems to be his lucky charm. Upon return to his Colorado home, Logan can’t stop thinking about the photo. Convinced that she holds the key to his destiny, he embarks on a journey to look for the woman in the photo. When he meets Elizabeth, a divorced mother with a young son in Hampton, North Carolina, he feels an unexpected attraction towards her. As their passionate love affair grows ever so intense, Thibault’s secret regarding the photo will threaten to not only ruin their love, but also their lives. Veronica “Ronnie” Miller’s life came crumbling down after her parents divorced when she was seventeen years-old. She still feels alienated and heavy hearted three years later, especially to her father who moved from New York City to Wilmington, North Carolina, after the divorce. Her father, a former concert pianist and teacher, has been leading a muted life; absorbed in creating a masterpiece that will become the centerpiece of a local church. When Ronnie’s mother suggests she spends the summer with her father at the beach town, an indelible tale of love will be rewritten; showcasing the different ways in which deeply felt relationships can break our hearts, as well as heal them. When the reserved Katie suddenly appears in the small town of Southport, North Carolina, many questions about her past are raised due to the unexpected arrival. Young, beautiful and withdrawn, she looks resolved not to establish any personal relationships—until a sequence of events enables her to meet Alex and Jo. Alex is a tender-hearted widower who works at his store to raise his two young children, while Jo is an outspoken singleton neighbor. Katie slowly warms to Alex and his family, even to the point of giving love a chance, but terrible secrets from her past still haunt her every move. Through it all however, Katie will come to learn that love is the only assured safe haven! “Everyone wanted to believe that endless love was possible. She’d believed in it once, too, back when she was eighteen.” Amanda Collier and Dawson Cole fell spellbindingly in love while in high school during the spring of 1984. Although from completely different backgrounds, their young love looks to have defied the odds of life in the small town of Oriental, North Carolina. That same love is however shredded apart during the summer of their senior year, sending the two into completely different paths. Twenty-five years later, the two find themselves back in Oriental for the funeral of Tuck Hostetler; a man who not only mentored but also encouraged their high school romance. Forced to come face-to-face with painful memories while carrying out instructions left behind by Tuck, Amanda and Dawson will uncover irrefutable truths about their choices. Can love be able to rewrite the past? Ninety-one year old Ira Levinson finds himself fighting for his life after a car crash on an isolated embankment leaves him with multiple injuries. While struggling to retain consciousness, Ira sees a blurry image of his lovely wife Ruth, who encourages him to hold on and remain alert by narrating stories of their life together. Ruth has however been dead for the last nine years. Elsewhere, college senior Sophia Danko crosses paths with a young cowboy named Luke. The two fall in love, and Sophia even starts picturing a future together; a future that can only be possible if Luke’s secret doesn’t destroy it. Ira and Ruth, and Sophia and Luke are two different couples separated by generations, yet their worlds will collide with astonishing poignancy. Given his history of violence and reckless decisions, not to mention the ever present threat of ending up in prison, Colin Hancock is willing to go the extra mile with his second chance. Determined to play by the book, he channels all his energy towards his teaching degree whilst avoiding negative elements that haunted his earlier life. Having learnt his lessons the hard way, the last thing Colin needs is a serious relationship. From a daughter of Mexican immigrants to a Duke Law School graduate working at a reputable firm in Wilmington, Maria Sanchez epitomizes the kind of success attained through hard work. Yet behind all the success lies a harrowing past; one that prompts her to return back to her home town. But when Maria crosses paths with Colin, love unpredictably takes over, until strange reminders from her past threatens their future together. A beautiful wife, an adorable six year-old daughter, a stunning home in Charlotte and a high flying career as an advertising executive: 32 year-old Russell Green seems to be living every man’s dream, with his marriage to the enchanting Vivian being the nucleus of it all. What however looks like the perfect life soon turns sour when Russ looses everything he initially took for granted in his life. Without a job or a wife, he struggles to make ends meet in a bid to take care of his young daughter. Now a single parent, Russ begins a new chapter that will be as terrifying as it is gratifying; testing his emotions and abilities well beyond his wildest imaginations. 36-year old Hope Anderson is frustrated by the fact that her orthopedic surgeon boyfriend of six years has shown no signs of ever marrying her. With her father also recently diagnosed with ALS, Hope decides to spend a week at her family's cottage in Sunset Beach, North Carolina; preparing it for sale whilst also using the time to ponder over her future. At the same time, Tru Walls makes his way to Sunset Beach after receiving a letter from a man who claims to be his father. He hopes that the trip to North Carolina will provide answers to longstanding questions surrounding his mother's early life, and restore some memories lost as a result of her death. An incomprehensible electric connection will be sparked when the two cross paths, but strong feelings are often accompanied with choices that may have heartbreaking effects. Trevor Benson never had any plans of returning to New Bern, North Carolina, until an injury forced the orthopedic surgeon to leave Afghanistan. At home, he takes over a ramshackle cabin his grandfather left him. When he crosses paths with deputy sheriff Natalie Masterson, the two share an intense chemistry. Natalie however seems to be hiding something. When Trevor meets a teenage girl named Callie, who knew his grandfather, he hopes that she will help him uncover the suspicious death of his grandfather. Although Callie initially doesn’t offer much help, a chain of events leads to shocking discoveries. This is a moving tale about the power of love and forgiveness. The Notebook Series. Set in 1946 in the breathtaking coast of North Carolina, The Notebook begins with the story of Noah Calhoun, a thirty-one year old rural Southerner has just returned home from World War II. While refurbishing a plantation home, Noah is distracted by thoughts of the beautiful girl he met and fell in love with fourteen years ago. Although he is not able to find her, he is fulfilled to live by the beautiful memories of the summer they spent together. The woman in question is twenty-nine year old Allie Nelson who is now engaged to another man—yet she hasn’t gotten over Noah. With the forces that ended their initial relationship still as strong as ever, and the marriage only a matter of weeks away, Allie’s next move will forever shape her future; making it better or worse. Wilson Lewis, son-in-law of Allie and Noah Calhoun (of The Notebook), candidly admits that the romantic spark has dimmed from their marriage after spending thirty years together. Determined not to let their love go down the drain, Wilson must find a way of making Jane fall in love with him all over again. Being an accomplished estate attorney, he has managed to fend for his family, although his biggest problem remains his inability to freely express his emotions. As his daughter’s wedding approaches, he can’t help but wonder if his wife even loves him anymore. The memories of Allie and Noah Calhoun’s beautiful fifty-year old love affair however encourages him as he struggles to once again win over Jane’s heart. Jeremy Marsh & Lexie Darnell Series. “A story that will make you believe in the miracle of love.” Good-looking, always clad in black and part of the media elite, Jeremy Marsh is the ultimate New Yorker. Adept at the supernatural, he has a regular column in “Scientific American" and even lands his first appearance on national TV. A letter about ghost-like lights in a legend-shrouded cemetery makes Jeremy drive to Boone Creek, North Carolina, to conduct investigations. There he meets Lexie Darnell; a beautiful woman runs the town’s library—just like her mother did before her untimely death that left Lexie an orphan. What Jeremy conceived would have been a quick week in the small town soon turns into something more, as he falls in love with Lexie who equally develops strong feelings for him. But to be together, Jeremy must make a difficult choice: one that entails doing something that he has never done before. “Some endings bring new beginnings while some tragedies can give rise to unexpected joy” Jeremy Marsh was certain that he would never leave New York City, never fall in love again after having one failed marriage, and never become a parent. But that was before he met Lexie Darnell. Currently living in the small town of Boone Creek in North Carolina, Jeremy is engaged to his beloved Lexie, and is even on the verge of starting a family. Just when things seem to be finally falling into place, a strange and unsettling email triggers the beginning of a series of events that will dramatically alter the love life of the young couple. To the Rescue by V.W. Singer. If I said I'd lost my way Would you sympathise, could you sympathise I'm jumbled up, maybe I'm losing my touch I'm jumbled up, maybe I'm losing my touch But you know I didn't have it anyway. Won't you come on down to my Won't you come on down to my rescue. Things are wrong, things are going wrong Can you tell that in a song I don't know what I want anymore First I want a kiss and then I want it all. Won't you come on down to my Won't you come on down to my rescue Rescue, rescue, rescue. Things are wrong, things are going wrong Can you tell that in a song Losing sense of those harder things Is this the blues I'm singing? Is this the blues I'm singing? Is this the blues I'm singing? Is this the blues I'm singing? Won't you come on down to my Won't you come on down to my. Won't you come on down to my Won't you come on down to my (Is this the blues I'm singing?) Won't you come on down to my (rescue) Won't you come on down to my (rescue) (Is this the blues I'm singing?) Won't you come on down to my (rescue) (Is this the blues I'm singing?) To the Rescue by V.W. Singer. James Norton shares warm affectionate bond with Emma Watson. Ned Beatty, indelible in 'Deliverance,' 'Network' dies at 83. Filmmaker Ramesh Sharma on the big win of his documentary movie ‘Ahimsa: Gandhi - The Power of The Powerless’ at the 21st New York Indian Film Festival- Exclusive. Angelina Jolie reignites reunion rumours with ex-husband Jonny Lee Miller. 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Let's work together to keep the conversation civil. Martha and Waitstill Sharp. Martha and Waitstill Sharp, American Unitarian aide workers, helped thousands of Jews, intellectuals, and children in Prague, Lisbon, and southern France in 1939–1940. In recognition of the risks they took to assist Jews, Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority in Israel, honored the Sharps as Righteous Among the Nations in 2006. Key Facts. Waitstill Sharp, a Unitarian minister, and his wife Martha, a social worker, spent six months in Prague in 1939, distributing money and helping intellectuals escape to the United States. After narrowly escaping arrest in Prague and returning to the United States, the couple traveled to Lisbon and southern France to distribute food, and to help Jews and intellectuals escape. Martha organized a transport of children to the United States, which became a model for later transports of child refugees. Martha and Waitstill Sharp became the second and third Americans honored by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations, a distinction granted to non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. Twitter Facebook Cite Print. Introduction. Waitstill Sharp was born in 1902, and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1926. Martha Ingham Dickie was born in 1905, and studied social work at Northwestern University, training at Jane Addams’ famous Hull House settlement. The couple met in 1927 and married a year later. Waitstill returned to Harvard, where he graduated from the Divinity School in 1933 and was ordained as a Unitarian minister. After a brief post in Meadville, Pennsylvania, where Martha gave birth to the couple’s two children, Waitstill Hastings and Martha Content, the couple moved to a new congregation in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts. The Munich Pact. Almost immediately after the Nazi seizure of power in 1933, Germany began to demand the “return” of the ethnic German population of Czechoslovakia—and the land on which it lived—to the German Reich. By the late summer of 1938, Hitler insisted upon the annexation of the Sudetenland, a border area of Czechoslovakia containing a majority ethnic German population. At the Munich Conference, held on September 29-30, 1938, the leaders of Britain and France agreed that Nazi Germany could annex this territory in exchange for Hitler’s pledge not to wage war. Czechoslovakia was not permitted to attend the conference. Unitarians in the United States, who had close ties to Unitarian churches in Czechoslovakia, were stunned by the news. Unitarian leaders in Prague soon became inundated with political dissidents, Jews, and other refugees fleeing Germany, Austria, and the Sudetenland, who sought refuge in free and democratic Czechoslovakia. The American Unitarian Association decided to organize a relief effort for refugees in Czechoslovakia. Robert Dexter, the director of the American Unitarian Association’s (AUA) Department of Social Relations, sailed to Europe to assess the situation. When he returned, he recommended the Unitarians try to help Jews and anti-Nazi Germans from the Sudetenland, Austria, and Germany. Prague. With more than $40,000 to support the newly formed “Commission for Service in Czechoslovakia,” the AUA asked Waitstill and Martha Sharp to travel to Prague to assist refugees. Motivated by their faith and their moral outrage, the Sharps made the difficult decision to accept the charge. They left their two small children in the care of close friends in the congregation. On February 4, 1939, they set sail for Europe. They stopped several times en route to Prague, setting up a network of volunteers and agencies. This network assisted Martha and Waitstill over the next six months as they traveled in and out of Prague. Less than a month after the Sharps arrived, the Nazis invaded and occupied Czechoslovakia. The Czech President, Emil Hácha, surrendered the country without resistance. The Sharps needed police assistance to enter their offices in Prague that morning, since the crowds gathered outside were so large. Waitstill had to make an announcement to clarify that their offices were not American territory, and that they were not an emigration or visa agency. During the chaos of the day—with Martha even talking down a man with a gun—the Sharps decided that Martha would focus on individual immigration cases, while Waitstill would focus on the relief projects they had actually been sent to facilitate. The Sharps' work was divided for the following six months between relief and emigration assistance. The couple assisted refugees with immigration paperwork, distributed relief money and goods, and helped refugee intellectuals find employment in the United States. Much of their activity involved individual cases, though on one occasion, Martha escorted 35 refugees—journalists, political leaders, and orphaned children—to England, concealing their identities from Nazi authorities along the way. She also cooperated with British organizations to gather children for Kindertransports. After more than six months, Waitstill Sharp left Prague for a conference in Switzerland. Nazi authorities prevented him from returning to the German-occupied Czech provinces. Martha joined him a week later, narrowly escaping arrest by the Gestapo. They sailed for the United States at the end of August, returning as World War II broke out in Europe. The Unitarian Service Committee. After the Sharps left Europe, the AUA's Robert Dexter and his wife, Elisabeth, embarked on a 10-country fact-finding mission. This mission led to the establishment of the Unitarian Service Committee (USC). The Sharps, the Dexters, and Unitarian minister Charles Joy are considered the five founding staff members of the Unitarian Service Committee. Lisbon. In May 1940, Frederick May Eliot, president of the AUA, wrote to Waitstill and Martha Sharp, asking them to return to Europe. This time, they were sent to France as the Unitarian Service Committee's “ambassadors extraordinary.” But before they could arrive in Paris to set up an office, the Germans occupied the city. Instead, the Sharps opened an office in Lisbon, since thousands of refugees were escaping to neutral Portugal, hoping to find safety and a ship to take them to the United States or another destination outside of Europe. The Unitarian office in Lisbon remained open throughout the war. The Sharps, Charles Joy, and the Dexters each staffed the office at various times, and, in collaboration with many other individuals and organizations, helped several thousand people escape. The Unitarians focused on political refugees—people who had spoken out against Nazism in Germany or fascism in Spain and whom other organizations were reluctant to help—as well as academics, scientists, and intellectuals. Among those the Sharps directly helped escape was the German Jewish novelist Lion Feuchtwanger. Waitstill Sharp himself sailed with Feuchtwanger to New York—a trip ultimately made possible when Martha Sharp gave up her ticket to ensure passage for Feuchtwanger. Marseilles. While Waitstill Sharp spent most of his time in Lisbon, Martha Sharp worked at a new Unitarian Service Committee office in Marseilles, which was the primary port in unoccupied Vichy France from which refugees could escape. During this time, the Unitarian Service Committee worked closely with Varian Fry, an American sent to Europe by the new Emergency Rescue Committee (the forerunner of today's International Rescue Committee) in New York. As refugees escaped with the help of the Emergency Rescue Committee, the USC helped them navigate the French- Spanish border and assisted with travel arrangements and money once the refugees reached Lisbon. In Marseilles, Martha focused on milk distribution to French children, and organized a children’s transport to the United States. She doggedly battled numerous bureaucracies to secure exit visas, transit permits, and identity papers for 29 children and 10 adults. She sailed from Lisbon with two of the children and four adults in early December 1940. The others followed on a second voyage. Martha’s organization of the children’s transport became a model for the United States Committee for the Care of European Children, which brought several hundred children from France, Spain, and Portugal to the United States during World War II. Wartime and Postwar. During the war, Martha gave numerous speeches on behalf of the Unitarian Service Committee, and both Martha and Waitstill advocated for the American Relief for Czechoslovakia organization. In 1944, Waitstill Sharp was appointed to a United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) position in Cairo. Martha returned to Spain and Portugal, assisting refugees, mainly Spanish Republicans, to emigrate to South America. In 1946, Martha ran for Congress, but lost, in part because of accusations that the USC was a leftist, communist-supporting organization. Having spent so much time apart, Martha and Waitstill decided to divorce in 1954. Both eventually remarried. Waitstill Sharp passed away in 1983. Martha Sharp Cogan passed away in 1999. Righteous Among the Nations. In 1963, Yad Vashem established the title of Righteous Among the Nations to honor non-Jews who risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. In 2006, Martha and Waitstill Sharp were the second and third US citizens, after Varian Fry, to receive this designation.