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Eerie Alabama: Chilling Tales from the Heart of Dixie
Known for antebellum mansions and sunny beaches, Alabama also claims an abundance of fascinating mysteries and legends. The White Thang is a Sasquatch-like creature that has terrorized Alabamians for generations. For a brief period in the 1980s, Needham gained national attention because of its "crying pecan tree." In 1854, a farmer named Orion Williamson simply vanished in a field in Selma. From the aquatic beast known as the Coosa River Monster to the story of the Leprechaun of Mobile, these stories have evolved over generations. Author Alan Brown presents some of the strangest stories from this collective tradition.
Dixie - The Autobiography of Dixie McNeil
This biography of Dixie McNeil captures the genius of the football legend who shot to prominence in the 1970s. He was instrumental in helping Hereford Utd and Wrexham FC to reach the second tier of the English league for the first time in their histories. Dixie played in an era long before the big football salaries came into being.
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The Place Setting
This book, the first of two volumes, chronicles a highly personal journey, with plenty of loafing stops along the way, through the hills and hollows of Southern Appalachia, in search of the tastes that define and sustain the region's people. Join food writer Fred Sauceman as the sorghum syrup thickens in September, as the First Family of Country Music repeats the late summer ritual of making the vinegary, vegetable-packed relish called chow-chow in Virginia, and as ramps, audacious cousins to the green onion, first push through winter's leaves on the forest floor near the Cherokee reservation in North Carolina. Learn pimento cheese techniques from octogenarian pharmacists, eat gas station pizza off a warm car hood, and revel in the simple but ingenious concoction called Beans All the Way.
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The Obsolete Office
More and more firms are moving towards the practice of teleworking, enabling individuals to set up working facilities at home and cutting down on the need to run large head offices. This trend is expected to change our lives radically and fundamentally as the personal computer: commuters will disappear; urban communities will dwindle as people no longer need to live near their workplace; property prices in London and other cities will slump; individuals will enjoy the ability to work in their homes, to integrate family and working life, to enjoy longer leisure hours, to choose their working habits.
Implementing Successful Credit Control
Managers in every business know the importance of collecting debts. This up-to-date guide shows how to do it quickly, efficiently and, wherever possible, with the minimum amount of fuss. It contains detailed practical guidance on all aspects of collection from initial procedures set-up through to legal remedies in the event of default. Sample letters and telephone scripts are also included.
