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Behind Bars
"Behind Bars: Inside the Minds of Death Row Inmates" is a gripping exploration into the psychology, life experiences, and motivations of some of the most notorious death row inmates. From serial killers to those who claim innocence, this book delves into their backgrounds, crimes, and courtroom dramas. Through a thematic lens, it examines psychological patterns like remorse, lack of empathy, and the impact of trauma. Drawing on real cases, interviews, and historical analysis, it sheds light on the fine line between nature and nurture in the making of a criminal. It also explores the role of mental illness, the justice system's flaws, and society's response to these extreme behaviors. Behind Bars offers a profound and unsettling look into the minds of those society deems beyond redemption.
Shared Services
Praise for Shared Services A Manager's Journey "In Shared Services: A Manager's Journey, Dan presents the real business cultural challenges along with human factors when taking on such a change in a company's processes. A must-read for any executive, manager, or team member who is considering, decided to, or is already in the process of converting a company from a decentralized organization to a shared services environment." -Katherine M. Ericsson Vice President of Membership, Project Management Institute of South Florida and director of a project management office, in a shared services environment within the distribution industry "A how-to/survival guide for those thinking about entering sh...
Here's My Story And I'm Sticking To It
Here's My Story And I'm Sticking To It is introspective to meeting life's most unique opportunities and challenges. Everything from relationships, spirituality, sex, manhood, success, all encompassed both lessons of triumph and failure. This is somewhat of a biography but it is introspect into self improvement.
Hanged for the Word If
In 1952 a shopkeeper named Lily Volpert was murdered in the docks district of Cardiff, known as Tiger Bay. A Somali former merchant seaman, Mahmood Hussein Mattan, was charged with the murder, convicted and hanged. But 46 years later he became the first person in British history to have a murder conviction overturned after being executed. "Hanged for the Word If" is the first book in English about this historic case. Drawing on all the available documentary evidence, including the surviving records held by the police, it tells the story of the crime, the investigation, the trial and the execution. It traces the later history of some of the people involved, and relates how another murder and an attempted murder raised doubts about Mattan's guilt. It describes the campaign to reopen the case in the 1990s and the appeal that overturned his conviction. And finally it tries to answer the question of who really killed Lily Volpert in 1952.
One Smart Cookie
Presents low-fat renditions of favorite cookie recipes, including such treats as triple chocolate chunk cookies and cheesecake brownies, as well as tips on low-fat baking, guides to incredients, and nutritional strategies.
My First 1,000 Jumps
You are holding the only comprehensive history of the early days of the sport of skydiving yet published. It is the story of not just one skydiver but the story of many, the true pioneers of the sport. Just as important this book includes a complete history of the national organization established for the express purpose of promoting sport parachuting. While this history is restricted to a short fifteen years (1961-1975), those years were the most productive, most far-reaching, and the most exciting for the fledgling idea of jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for the sheer joy of it all, eventually establishing the sport of skydiving as an integral part of the world of aviation sports. ...
U-Boats in the Bahamas (HC)
“Eric Wiberg's ability, to unearth obscure historical facts, keeps me in a constant state of surprise. I commend his relentless determination to verify every detail, with local sources in Nassau's historical community, for corroboration of his findings.”—Capt. Paul C. Aranha, author, THE ISLAND AIRMAN . . . AND HIS BAHAMA ISLANDS HOME. “Eric Wiberg has made a significant contribution to the bibliography of World War II history.” —J. Revell Carr, Santa Fe, N.M. This his book tells one more key part of the big story and is one more piece in the giant puzzle of the history of World War II. Its value for historians cannot be underestimated. Throughout the stories of the attacks by Ge...
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