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Psychiatry Under the Influence
Psychiatry Under the Influence investigates the actions and practices of the American Psychiatric Association and academic psychiatry in the United States, and presents it as a case study of institutional corruption.
Lisa H.
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These Things I’M Telling You
Leigh McRae lives by a simple philosophy: we can learn much from the experiences of others. With the hope of encouraging others to reflect on their own lives and find the answers to lifes most complex questions, McRae offers a stimulating and heartfelt account of important moments and associated life lessons, inspired from his own personal experiences and those of the thousands of people he has met during his lifetime. McRae, who is an international voice teacher, performer, songwriter, and motivational coach, shares insightful and heartfelt reflections that shine a light on the beautiful mix of souls who make up our diverse world. From the vocalist who never gave up on her dream to McRaes o...
The Waterkeeper's Daughter
THE WATERKEEPER'S DAUGHTER is about what happens when a very angry man seeks revenge for the devastation wreaked on his family by the spraying of pesticides back in the fifties. Because of that, his mother died from cancer; his brother contracted Parkinson's; they lost the family farm; and his father committed suicide. Now someone's got to pay and he knows exactly who that someone will be. Very soon the word "regret" will have a whole new meaning for the one who did this—but by then it will be too late. "Lisa's husband is dead. Her daughter is missing. An unknown event from the distant past has come to visit revenge on a woman whose only crime is a vague tie to her estranged in-laws. This terrific whodunit will keep you guessing to the final pages." —Wayne Sapp, author of ARCTIC LIONS
Red Star White Nights
Red Star, White Nights: The Life and Death of Yuri Soloviev is a biography of one of history's greatest dancers, who ended his own life in a snow-bound Russian dacha in 1977 at the age of thirty-six. Red Star, White Nights is also a personal memoir by Lisa Whitaker, who befriended Soloviev when he toured Australia in 1969. It is autobiography, too, describing Whitaker's travels to Russia after Perestroika to find his family and uncover the mystery of his fate.Soloviev was a government-decorated icon in the USSR, and an international star as well. On tour with the Kirov, he was idolized by audiences and critics. In words and over one hundred photos, many never before published, his phenomenal...
Dropping Anchor
"How long can this be happening? I thought we talked about this God." "When, will this end? How long do I have to wait?" "I just can't do this anymore, I'm done." Have any of these questions or statements slipped from your lips? In our lifetime, we will find ourselves trying to navigate through one type of water or another. We will either be white knuckling it as we fight to survive a major life storm, or we will be smooth sailing, content with how our life (is at the moment). We will either be sitting in still waters, waiting for the wind to stir and move us forward, or we will be dry-docked feeling the pain and discomfort of maintenance work, or personal changes. At some point, in your tra...
Skateboarding, Power and Change
This book explores how cultural, social and political change happens through a unique analysis of the ‘ethical turn’ in skateboarding today. Insights shared by key change-makers and industry insiders cover themes including First Nations, Black and People of Color, skater-run creative innovations, anti-colonialism, anti-racism initiatives, and a growing focus on equity and empowering skaters historically discriminated against due to gender and/or sexuality. These dynamic changes are also connected to conceptual and theoretical frameworks from skate research, journalism, and sociology. This is a must-read for anyone interested in subcultures and social change.
Interpersonal Communication
This fully revised and updated second edition: * outlines the main components and distinctive characteristics of interpersonal communication * offers detailed analysis of communication structures, considering their everyday applications and implications * includes new material on race, gender and sexuality * looks to the future of interpersonal communication.
The Michael Hartman Dillow and Anna Margareth Holshouser Family: Michael, Sr. (1755-1805)
Chiefly a record of some of the descendants of Michael Hartman Dillow. Michael was born ca. 1755 in Pennsylvania. He married Anna Margareth Holshouser ca. 1774 probably in North Carolina. He died ca. 1805 in Salisbury, North Carolina. They were the parents of seven known children.
