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If You Wanna Help the Poor …: Then Don’t Be One of Them
A humble story of personal defeat and triumph, If You Wanna Help the Poor ... Then Don't Be One of Them, author Marshall O. Lowery shares a memoir of his life experiences. Divided into four parts, the first section narrates his personal life story, communicating that dreams do come true. Part two offers a compilation of personal photos highlighting the memorable times showcasing how Lowery believed in himself. This pictorial journey serves as a mirror for his family growth, rewards, and celebrations. Part three presents a treasure chest of positive affirmations, and part four covers setting and defining goals, completing interim steps, and making adjustments along the way. Based on Lowery's personal experiences, If You Wanna Help the Poor ... Then Don't Be One of Them focuses on the talent of imagination and the gift of dreaming for success. With a workbook included, it encourages striving toward making the big dreams come true.
Green to Gold
Based on the authors rich experience with forward-thinking companies around the world, "Green to Gold" demonstrates how corporations create value by building environmental thinking into their overall business strategies.
Netagiri
When Jay Huskee—the grand patriarch of the Huskee clan—falls out of a window and goes missing, he sets off a sequence of events that results in one of the biggest political showdowns in the history of the country of Gyaandostaan. In his absence, his grandson Paul must now stake claim to what is rightfully his. Backed by an ebullient ‘crack’ team, Paul must now confront his greatest fears—including talking to girls—to rescue his people from an oppressive regime. Riotous and riveting, Netagiri takes a satirical look at a power-obsessed society by India’s original funnyman.
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Culture, Power And History
This volume brings together theoretical meditations and empirical studies of the intersection of culture, power and history in social life. Contributors bring a diversity of critical sociological perspectives and subject matters to this important edited book.
The Analysis of Drugs of Abuse
The Analysis of Drugs of Abuse Edited by Terry A. Gough, The Laboratory of the Government Chemist, Teddington, UK Analytical techniques based on separation processes, such as chromatography and electrophoresis, are finding a growing range of applications in chemical, biochemical and clinical laboratories: The aim of this series is to provide the analyst in these laboratories with well-focused books covering individual techniques and methods. This volume, devoted to the analysis of drugs which are commonly misused, provides a comprehensive source of up-to-date information. Detailed individual chapters are written by experts in the field describing various analytical techniques and applications. A special feature of the book is its emphasis on the complementary roles of chemist, law enforcer and the law maker in combatting drugs smuggling and the need for collaboration. This book will be a valuable reference for chemists, toxicologists and forensic scientists working in the field.
Global Perspective of Information Technology Management
Managing information technology (IT) on a global scale presents a number of opportunities and challenges. IT can drive the change in global business strategies and improve international coordination. At the same time, IT can be an impediment to achieving globalization. IT as an enabler of and inhibitor to globalization raises interesting questions. Global Perspective of Information Technology Management provides a collection of research works that address relevant IT management issues from a global perspective. As the world economy becomes more interdependent and competition for business continues to be more globally oriented, it has, likewise, become necessary to address the issues of IT management from a broader global focus.
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Crane/Crain Nests
William H. Crane was born in South Carolina in 1802. About 1821 he married Rebecca Telford and they had 9 children. Originally it is believed that the family came from England by way of New England. Descendants still remain in the south today and information on William's descendants is included in this volume.
