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Quintus Servinton
Australia's convict past is never far away in Tasmania, where elegant stone bridges, the Georgian warehouses of Salamanca Place and the eerie ruins of Port Arthur are testimony to the back-breaking work and the hard lives endured by those sentenced to transportation. Quintus Servinton is another reminder of those cruel days. Subtitled "a tale, founded on incidents of real occurrence," the book is a loosely autobiographical story of a wayward fifth son, like Savery. Quintus Servinton (1830) is credited as being the first Australian novel, which, despite its dubious literary merit, gives it unique status. Henry Savery was born in 1791 in Somerset. He arrived in Hobart in 1825, having been sent...
The Secrets of Design Thinking Mindset: More Tools And Techniques To Enhance Your Design Thinking Skill
Are you an employee, employer, engineer, designer, student, lawmaker, or an individual who is facing challenges in problem-solving, decision-making, prioritization, or team management? Does your team lack innovative solutions that don't WOW your customers? Are you tired of conflicts within the team and stakeholders? If so, then you need to learn about the power of combined behavioral science and design thinking. These two fields together can help you understand your customers' needs and pain points, develop solutions that are tailored to their specific needs, and make your products/solutions more persuasive and engaging by making better decisions and problem-solving approaches. The possibilities are endless. By understanding the integrated approach of behavioral science and design thinking, you can be miles ahead of your competitors.
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Marriage and Death Notices From the Hillsborough Recorder, Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina Volume 1: 1820-1836
Dennis Heartt published the Hillsborough Recorder from 1820 to 1879. Readers will find the marriage and death notices herein contained much different from the 21st century.
