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Matthew Acciaccatura of Teaneck, New Jersey, begins his freshman year at NYU in the fall of 1995 with one goal in mind: to become cool. A former high school outcast, used to lumbering the hallways alone in oversize turtlenecks, Matt seems an unlikely candidate for such a transformation. Yet by dint of effort he lands the coveted position of promoter at one of the hottest clubs in New York in the heyday of rave music and Ecstasy. However, as "M...

When Grace Anna Goodhue wed Calvin Coolidge in 1905, she thought then that marriage "has seldom united two people of more vastly different temperaments and tastes." Warm to her husband's dour and taciturn, Grace was to be a contrast to Calvin for years to come. This work shows how their marriage ensured her husband's rise to high office.

This book is written in memory of my best friend Darci. She inspired me to do anything and everything that I can in this life time.

This work fills the void by making obscure and un-indexed material available to researchers in Alaskan and Canadian history and genealogy. Volume 4 contains more than 400 additional biographies, alphabetically arranged and full of fascinating information

Readers will be shocked and fascinated at these factual accounts which Ed Ferrell has cut from old publications and trimmed of fat. Each chapter is like a piece of beef jerky: raw, tough, full of flavor, and no two are the same. Anyone will enjoy chewing

This work fills the void by making obscure and un-indexed material available to researchers in Alaskan and Canadian history and genealogy. Volume 3 contains more than 400 additional biographies, alphabetically arranged and full of fascinating information

Freud and Lacan argued that the mind's connection to the body is marked by the passion of the "knowing subject". This text explores what such a characterization means, and how it provides a key to many contemporary theoretical and philosophical concerns.

Epitome of a Woman is written to encourage the reader through LIFE's journey here on earth. God wants us to have balance and be whole in every area of our lives. The day-to-day tests and trials we go through happen to good people as well as bad. I believe each and every one of us were put here for a purpose, and whether we fulfill that purpose is left up to us. The key is finding that purpose and direction for your life. Tough times never last...

Epitome of a Woman is written to encourage the reader through LIFE's journey here on earth. God wants us to have balance and be whole in every area of our lives. The day-to-day tests and trials we go through happen to good people as well as bad. I believe each and every one of us were put here for a purpose, and whether we fulfill that purpose is left up to us. The key is finding that purpose and direction for your life. Tough times never last...

This gripping wilderness survival tale grabs young readers at the first sputtering of the small plane engine and does not let go. Fifteen year-old Ben Paul's dream trip to the wilderness with his Tlingit grandfather quickly turns into a nightmare when their plane makes a forced landing on a lake hundreds of miles from anywhere and right in the heart of an angry grizzly's territory. They survive the landing but that is the end of their good luc...

Barrett Willoughby wrote about a life in America's last frontier at least as adventuresome as that of her contemporary, Jack London. ...[T]his tale of a fascinating literary pioneer should capture the imagination of serious students of Alaska history and literature and women's studies, as well as general readers from secondary school age up.

Workplace Survival is a true story of a "reckless" renovation. In 2005, I was diagnosed with "Chronic Obstruction Pulmonary Disease." I never had asthma, nor allergies and I never smoked, but I went to work healthy and ended up sick with lung disease. In a 1999 air quality report, it said that the internal appearance of the air-handling units appeared to be "in generally poor condition with many items requiring attention." But three years pass...

Robyn Ferrell's mastery of a rich and broad set of resources yields a stimulating text that continues a contemporary European tradition in social ontology, one that diagnoses the subtle interdependencies of metaphysics and social theory. This is done in a way so as to present both contemporary academic philosophy ond feminist theory with significant challenges to some of their more precious premises....

Robyn Ferrell's mastery of a rich and broad set of resources yields a stimulating text that continues a contemporary European tradition in social ontology, one that diagnoses the subtle interdependencies of metaphysics and social theory. This is done in a way so as to present both contemporary academic philosophy ond feminist theory with significant challenges to some of their more precious premises....

Excerpt from Ferrell's Elementary ArithmeticThis book was prepared primarily as a first book in Arith metic for those schools in which a text is not put into the hands of the pupil before the beginning of the third school year. It contains the mathematics for the third, fourth, and fifth school years. But, if preceded by Wooster's Arithmetics or their equivalents in the first, second and third years, Parts One and Two may be completed during t...

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Workplace Survival is a true story of a "reckless" renovation. In 2005, I was diagnosed with "Chronic Obstruction Pulmonary Disease." I never had asthma, nor allergies and I never smoked, but I went to work healthy and ended up sick with lung disease. In a 1999 air quality report, it said that the internal appearance of the air-handling units appeared to be "in generally poor condition with many items requiring attention." But three years pass...

Guided by a force that could not be recognized as just chance Revealing all that was hidden in their deepest fantasies Discovering what lies within the depths of each other Two souls becoming one and now living out their destiny -"from Refuge

A fresh look at the connections between Christian, political and literary history. In the 11th century, the Bible was available to a select few, but now it is read by millions. This book traces how that happened, taking in the specially commissioned volumes and the Gutenberg Bible along the way.