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A Rottweiler, Frank & I

By: Ian Miller

You know how it is, you fall down an enormous hole in the street marked Terminal Illness. You struggle to get out only to find that the world has changed - you are the Invisible Man. You do not become any wiser but your priorities in life are forever changed. Humour from terminal illness? A difficult but true story.

A study of culture, belief and social structure
By: Tahir Iqbal

Groundbreaking new analysis of culture, the economy, truth and politics. Ideal for the researcher, student or anyone who wants to really understand humanity.

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Action Plan for Nairobi Slums
By: Lance Winslow

Discussion on the humanitarian crisis of the Nairobi, Kenya Slums. Potential solutions also considered

Are You Thriving or Barely Surviving

By: Shanshera Quinn

Although the economy appears to be falling apart around you, you can weather this storm with your finances still intact. Now is the perfect time to give your finances a thorough review and implement the necessary strategies to ensure that you are well positioned for financial increase. This hands on book will help you identify and develop those strategies that will work best for you!

Everyone Hates a Ball Hog but They All Love a Scorer: The Complete Guide to Scor
By: Coach Godwin

Some people believe great basketball players are born and others say that they are made. This book will prove the latter. With lessons that are simple and easy to learn, Coach Godwin shows you first hand what it takes to consistently score points every game. Step into the shoes of a scorer as you find out how to excel on and off the basketball court. You Will Learn: How to score with your head and not just your feet, The importance of studying film, What moves to focus on in your off-season program, The difference between a Ball Hog and a Scorer, To balance and prioritize your life off the cou...

How to Start a Successful Community Arson Mobile Watch Program
By: Stephenie Glas

Instructions on how to set up a local community arson watch program in your neighborhood during fire season.

Mirror, Mirror, On My Car

By: Robert Swiatek

Some people can’t handle the truth, while others can’t speak it. Still others can’t utter lies. Just like the cover of this book, truth is black and white. The way we live our lives relative to it, is more accurately described as gray. Mirror, Mirror, On My Car takes a look at what truth is and how we find it. There is special emphasis on how it affects a writer – whether in books or in the news. Conspiracies, relationships, sports, the critics, historians, debating, surveys, perception and clues left behind are all considered. As the book illustrates, truth is a complicated matter.

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By: RICHARD P. BLOOM

How to manage your money

Organize & Simplify
By: Jayne Julian

Busy? Overwhelmed? Overworked? A quick, easy to read guide that offers relief. Easy, basic instruction from one down-to-earth busy mom. Tips on organizing, clutter, time management, & more.

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Property rights v. endangered species : the American dream and the common good
By: Charles Timothy Shates

This study examines how notions about dominion, self-interest, private property, and economic growth and how the development of environmental protections, property rights, and corporations have influenced the shaping of the country. Two illustrative cases are examined: Pacific Lumber, a large timber-owning concern in Northern California redwood country, and Newhall Ranch, a large planned