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The Jewel of Adriane
In the country of Adriane at a kissing booth for charity, Princess Annalise meets Alec, an ordinary citizen. Alec has had a crush on Annalise for years from afar, but as a princess and the Jewel of Adriane, she was always unobtainable. He will be in his senior year at university, and she is preparing to become the future queen of Adriane. For the first time in her life, Princess Annalise has gotten a taste of passion and doesn’t want to let Alec go. However, Annalise’s family has other plans, beginning with betrothing her to a prince of another country. Prince Frederick seems pleasant enough, but he doesn’t set her heart afire the way Alec does. With forces conspiring to split the two apart, Princess Annalise and Alec must defy the odds—and most importantly, her family—to be together. The Jewel of Adriane is a forbidden royalty romance intended for mature audiences.
Agriculture Handbook
Set includes revised editions of some issues.
Practical Social Engineering
A guide to hacking the human element. Even the most advanced security teams can do little to defend against an employee clicking a malicious link, opening an email attachment, or revealing sensitive information in a phone call. Practical Social Engineering will help you better understand the techniques behind these social engineering attacks and how to thwart cyber criminals and malicious actors who use them to take advantage of human nature. Joe Gray, an award-winning expert on social engineering, shares case studies, best practices, open source intelligence (OSINT) tools, and templates for orchestrating and reporting attacks so companies can better protect themselves. He outlines creative ...
Bluenomicon
Step into the mystical realm of the Bluenomicon - essays penned by cybersecurity wizards and practitioners. In this enchanting collection, the Splunk SURGe security research team has summoned their professional network to reveal the secrets of incident investigation and response, leadership strategies, and techniques for safeguarding against the darkest of digital sorcery. Readers will be entranced by spell-binding stories from the field and technical wizardry from defenders of the digital realm. So, join the coven of defenders and uncover the magic hidden in the pages of Bluenomicon.
The Andrews Family of Orange & Chatham Counties of North Carolina
William Andrews (ca. 1745-1824) married (probably) Mary Lloyd, and lived in Orange County, North Carolina. Descendants and relatives lived in North Carolina, New York, Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Michigan and elsewhere.
Black Boy Can't Fly?
Have you ever been told you cannot achieve something because of your gender, race or background? Black Boys Can't Fly? is a true account of a young black boy's quest to live his life-long dream against all odds. From the roots of West London, Anthony rises above his life in "The Grove" to soar among the clouds and fulfill the ultimate height of his dream to become a pilot. Written and narrated by his number one supporter, his mother, you'll discover that with that once a seed of belief is planted by one with a burning desire succeed, coupled with a mother's love and support one can achieve anything they wish for. Black Boy Can't Fly? tracks Anthony's highs and lows at pilot school and his determination to push himself further than ever before. You'll discover his strength during his cultural struggles among elitist peers and you'll be inspired by his determination to succeed with his faith in his abilities as well as humanity itself. Black Boy Can't Fly? is testament to the fact that we can transform a "No" into a "Yes" and a "Can't" into "Can" with a powerful dream and a mother's unconditional love.
Places of Power
"Place-names, or toponyms, represent both location and symbolic meaning, and examining the spatial distribution of place-names across landscapes can reveal otherwise hidden cultural patterns. Including quantitative methods as part of the process of interpretive ethnocultural research has contributed to revitalizing modern scholarship in toponomy. This study takes a similar methodological approach by using spatial statistical methods to visualize general spatial patterns of French place-names in the Mississippi River Basin, combined with qualitative historical and cultural analysis of socio-political patterns at the more local scale of Minnesota. Integrated analysis of toponymy enables us to better understand how and why French toponymic power changed over time, which yields useful insights to the region’s geography and history."--abstract.
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