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When will it end?
A first date can go terribly for anyone. For women, it can be terrifying and downright dangerous. In a woman's life, a single day can go from hopeful to horrible, to a living nightmare in no time at all. When men are involved in a woman's life, it is always possible, if not probable. This is Sienna's story; this is the story, of far too many women. The names change and scenes may differ, but the outcome remains the same. Women suffer and men shrug off the blame. For too long, the victims of men have demanded: When will it end! Content warning; this novella contains scenes of intimidation, threats, violence, and references to sexual assault. If may cause you distress or discomfort, please, be kind to yourself and put this book down.
Richard III
Has history gone full circle? Was Richard III really as evil as Shakespeare would have us believe?
Raiders of the Lost Car Park
Hugo Rune returns. And just in time, for the evil fairies of Brentford are planning to conquer the world. To publicise his mission, Hugo plans to kidnap the Queen while she addresses the world before a gig by the greatest rock band on earth, Gandhi's Hairdryer.
Leadership Development
Written from a practitioner viewpoint with case studies and examples from a wide variety of industries, this is a practical text for Learning & Development and Human Resource practitioners, providing an in-depth treatment of all the aspects of people development within today’s organizations. Readers will want more than just the theory – they want to know how to apply it as an internal consultant and what the potential pitfalls can be. Most importantly, they want practical strategies for introducing and implementing new management development practices. The text shows how to apply new approaches to old problems and provide new ways of creating high performance within an organization. This book offers an in-depth explanation of the key principles, problems to be addressed and strategies for success in developing effective managers and leaders. The style is both pragmatic and tactical, based on academic theory but grounded in the day to day reality of what is possible in today’s organizations.
My Garden Is a Car Park and Other Design Dilemmas
Do you share your garden with a car? Worried that your neighbour's trees are blocking your light? Is your garden too big? Too small? An awkward shape? Or maybe you just don't know where to begin... Whether you are grappling with a particular dilemma or just need some inspiration, this guide leads the way forward with sharp design advice and beautiful images. Read this book and the prospect of tackling your own garden will seem suddenly less daunting and more fun.
Lost Days
When Private Investigator, Sonoma (Sonny) Whittington regains consciousness in the middle of a cold, wet night, she finds herself on an abandoned mine site and sporting a severe head wound. She has lost her watch, her phone, and one sneaker. But that’s not all she has lost. She spends time in hospital in an induced coma before being released under strict conditions to try to put her life back together again. She doesn’t accept that her dissociative amnesia might mean she might never find all the missing pieces. Slowly, she recalls a young woman, a potential client, who came to see her that fateful day. Then she remembers that hours later, she witnessed the woman being rundown in the street outside Sonny’s office. What was the true identity of that woman and why was she killed? Answering those questions puts Sonny’s life in further danger.
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Car Park Life
Car parks: commonplace urban landscapes, little-explored and rarely featured in art and music, yet they shape the aesthetics of our towns and cities. Hotspots for crime, rage and sexual deviancy; a blind spot in which activities go unnoticed. Skateboarding, car stunts, drug dealing, dogging, murder. Gareth E. Rees believes that the retail car park has as much mystery, magic and terror as any mountain, meadow or wood. He's out to prove it by walking the car parks of Britain, journeying across the country from Plymouth to Edinburgh, much to the horror of his family, friends – and, most of all – himself. He finds Sir Francis Drake outside B&Q, standing stones in a retail park, and a dead body beside Sainsbury's. In this darkly satirical work of non-fiction, Gareth E. Rees presents a troubling vision of Brexit Britain through a common space we know far less about than we think.
Transforming Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
This book chronicles the journeys of educational researchers and academics who have engaged in research and development to improve teaching and learning at universities. It highlights the research evidence, approaches, and in many cases, the journey of transformation rather than prescribing certain principles of and approaches to effective instruction. In other words, it not only describes the destination, but also various pathways leading toward it. Further, it focuses on mechanisms for improving the approaches discussed, rather than simply determining whether one works better than the other. As such, novice and seasoned academics and teaching staff in higher education will benefit from this book, not just from the teaching and learning approaches it highlights, but also from the insights into the respective journeys. The research and development methods and approaches discussed here will also appeal to researchers working in teaching and learning in higher education.
Automation in Communication
By drawing on multiple examples from healthcare, religion, service encounters and poetry, Lionel Wee presents rich insights into the use of automation in communication through a posthumanist lens. As communication becomes increasingly automated, the use of automation creates significant conceptual challenges for ideologies about language, beliefs about the nature of language, as well as assumptions about the roles that interpretation, anthropomorphism, and folk theories of mind play when language is used in communication. This book unravels the ideological implications of automation in communication and provides a new theoretical ground to address the major issues raised by automation. Wee discusses the importance of thinking carefully about how we identify and distinguish the roles of speaker and hearer. He also argues that we re-evaluate our understanding of the relationship between language and community. This book will be vital to students interested in studying the intersections of AI, language and communication, as well as researchers working in communication studies, linguistics and the broader sociology of language in the age of technological change.
