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No More Ms Depression Ms-102
These are the things Ramon Garcia has learned from his research and trying new things in his personal struggle with Multiple Sclerosis. He calls it the puzzle disease because he firmly knows that no two MS people are the same, so we need to find what fits to help us make our own picture clearer, hence the puzzle disease. Much like his first book, he suggests to try to use things, for it may work for you and it may not, but no one knows until they try! Understand, Ramon is not a medical professional. He considers himself to be an MS professional because hes been dealing with it for eleven yearsat time of writing this bookand he will continue to fight; to free those who suffer from MS from the constant cycle of medication and an almost poisonous diet, only to go back for another diagnosis and more pills.
Garcia v. Vertex Manufacturing Company
In this products-liability case involving the tip-over of an extended-reach personnel lift, a shipyard worker falls seventy feet when the lift he's in tips over. He suffers broken ankles in the fall and claims that he sustained a closed head injury. He sues Vertex Manufacturing, the maker of the lift, claiming negligent design. Experts will testify for both sides on the lift's design safety and industry standards. The defendant alleges that the lift was within industry standards and that it tipped over because of the plaintiff's employer's failure to properly train its workers. Defendant also disputes plaintiff's claims of a head injury and personality change. If tried for liability only, there are three witnesses for the plaintiff and two for the defense. If damages are pursued, then there are five witnesses for the plaintiff and three for the defense.
Ácoma
A comprehensive history of the Acoma sanctioned by the tribe.
Eyes Without a Face
A new kind of fear swept over Southern California in the summer of 1985, shattering the otherwise idyllic lifestyle of the millions who called the sprawling metropolis home. Seemingly without reason, residents began getting attacked in their homes at random by a man entering through unlocked doors and windows at night. Once inside, he enacted a level of violence on his victims only seen in horror movies. The attacks continued throughout the summer, escalating as temperatures swelled. Law-abiding citizens became prisoners in their own homes, locking themselves in despite the oppressive heat for fear of being the next victim. This is the terrifying ordeal of the “Night Stalker” told in chronological order as it happened in real time. Compiled together for the first time from articles and images first published by the Herald Examiner, “Eyes Without a Face” offers readers a chance to relive the nightmare that forever changed a city, and experience the remarkable act of civic heroism that resulted in the final capture of the killer.
Hanging in the Stars
Andrew, a skinny ninth grader, is determined to kick his own butt into shape. At home he is dominated by an ambitious, no nonsense single mother. She is focused on her daughter Ally, a scholar athlete in soccer, who is competing to get into an Ivy League college. Andrew longs to break away from his mother's constant micromanagement of his life. During a workout in the gym, Andrew seizes an opportunity to toughen up when he accepts an offer from Cruz, a muscular drug dealing biker. Cruz offers to help Andrew get in shape if he will tutor Maya, Cruzs thirteen year old sister. When Andrew and Maya meet in the park to work on a Romeo and Juliet assignment, they are drawn to each other. He is attracted to the spontaneous, sexy, dark eyed beauty while she is infatuated by Andrews intelligence and his cute, unassuming goodness. To find themselves and hold on to each other, Andrew and Maya must struggle to survive in a violent world with contrasting cultures. This is a tremendously powerful book, filled with action, memorable characters, heartbreaking conflict and feeling. Cindy Trumbore, author of The Mangrove Tree and The Genie in the Book
CIO
CIO magazine, launched in 1987, provides business technology leaders with award-winning analysis and insight on information technology trends and a keen understanding of IT’s role in achieving business goals.
Paradise Now
This lusty tale of love and adventure will arouse you, make you weep and at times make you laugh out loud. You will also feel an elegant elation as you find the bones of truth that are buried throughout this exceptional piece of fiction. The story opens as Nicole, a confused teenager is about to be lured into the Galveston whore house where her son, Milton, is born. Fortunately for Milton, only days after his birth Nicole hires Delilah to look after him. Delilah is an insightful and compassionate black woman. For the first four years she nurtures Milton´s naturally healthy mind and sows the seeds of wisdom. After Delilah leaves, a still very young Milton, sexualized by his new surroundings ...
