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A Work in Progress
Following the success of his first book, Dancing with Rejection: A Beginner’s Guide to Immortality, the Canadian artist, author, and kidney health advocate Michael R. Gaudet brings us the second part to his captivating trilogy of memoirs. A Work in Progress: The Life My Brother Saved picks up where book one left off, chronicling Gaudet’s arrival in Saskatchewan with his soon-to-be first wife. Still reeling from his near-death experience as the result of kidney failure, the loss of his father, and the launch of his ambitious career, Gaudet finds himself diving into new projects and experiences on the prairies. His daughter Pearl arrives to the world, born with a congenital kidney conditio...
Accounting: A Smart Approach
Covering all the accounting topics a non-specialist needs to know, this text provides a fresh, innovative approach to accounting which will engage students and truly bring the subject to life.
In Living Color
A contribution towards making this increasingly valuable technology accessible to researchers, including the students, post-doctoral scholars, and technicians gathering the knowledge inherent in this integration between analysis and physical isolation/purification methodologies. A step-by-step approach to the methodology for measuring various attributes demonstrated in the particular cells of interest is provided, as is a myriad of resources to fuel the curiosity and answer questions of both new and adept users. This book stems from the editors'experiences managing flow cytometry/cell sorting core facilities for the emerging researchers, in particular in developmental, cellular, and molecular biology.
This Red Earth
'Kim Kelly seems to understand the sounds and scents of the country ... like you are looking through a wide and clear window back to the 40s.' - The West Australian On the cusp of summer 1939, another war has begun in Europe. Bernie Cooper is wondering what might be in it for her; she's looking for adventure, some way to stretch her wings. The boy next door, Gordon Brock, is wondering if Bernie will marry him - before he heads off on his own adventure, his first job as a geologist with an oil company in New Guinea. But the war has plans for them both neither could have imagined in their wildest nightmares. As Gordon braces for the Japanese invasion of Rabaul, Bernie finally finds her purpose in the midst of the battle being fought on home soil - against the worst drought in living memory, the menace of an unseen enemy, and the torment of not knowing if those dear to her are alive or dead. From the beaches of Sydney to the dusty heart of the continent, This Red Earth is a love letter to Australia, with all its beauty and terror, and a tale of telling the truth - before it's too late.
Cooking for the Seasons
Spring, summer, fall, and winter...each dynamic season boasts spectacular changes in scenery, character, and style. Availability of local produce, holiday events, and even the weather, influence the way we cook. This was the inspiration that led to Cooking for the Seasons! Inside you will find more than 240 all-new recipes, carefully selected and beautifully photographed to highlight the best of what each season has to offer for your table. Spring is a time of promise. The snow begins to melt and an abundance of vegetables and fruits inspire us to try something new in the kitchen, like Asparagus Quiche or Strawberry Heaven. Summer beckons us outside to enjoy the lazy heat. Invite friends ove...
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In Pursuit of Knowledge
Winner, 2021 AERA Outstanding Book Award Winner, 2021 AERA Division F New Scholar's Book Award Winner, 2020 Mary Kelley Book Prize, given by the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic Winner, 2020 Outstanding Book Award, given by the History of Education Society Uncovers the hidden role of girls and women in the desegregation of American education The story of school desegregation in the United States often begins in the mid-twentieth-century South. Drawing on archival sources and genealogical records, Kabria Baumgartner uncovers the story’s origins in the nineteenth-century Northeast and identifies a previously overlooked group of activists: African American girls and women...
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The Fruitful Shepherd
John Murray was (ca. 1708-1757) and married Margaret Laidlaw. She was baptized at Innerleithen, Scotland in 1708, daughter of William Laidlaw. They moved to Tweedsmuir, Scotland in the early 1740's. One descendant, James Murray (ca. 1791-1874) married Margaret Anderson (ca. 1792-1888) in 1816. They immigrated to Ontario, Canada in 1834 and settled in Huron County. His oldest son, Peter, stayed in Scotland. Descendants lived in Scotland, England, Ontario, California, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Manitoba, and elsewhere.
Shades of Darkness
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