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Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 64
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Established in 1911, The Rotarian is the official magazine of Rotary International and is circulated worldwide. Each issue contains feature articles, columns, and departments about, or of interest to, Rotarians. Seventeen Nobel Prize winners and 19 Pulitzer Prize winners – from Mahatma Ghandi to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. – have written for the magazine.
Author: Max Dubrow Publisher: Flashpoint ISBN: 9781954854307 Category : Family & Relationships Languages : en Pages : 176
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In I'll Give It to You Straightish, Max provides real talk about what teens want their parents to know, from sexuality and gender to school pressures and social media. In a conversational style, Max opens up her virtual diary to give parents insights into stresses of Covid and post-Covid teen life, what they are really talking to their friends about on Snapchat, and what support they want from their families. Dr. Ho provides additional expertise for parents, as well as warning signs and next steps for when your teen needs additional support.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 64
Book Description
Established in 1911, The Rotarian is the official magazine of Rotary International and is circulated worldwide. Each issue contains feature articles, columns, and departments about, or of interest to, Rotarians. Seventeen Nobel Prize winners and 19 Pulitzer Prize winners – from Mahatma Ghandi to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. – have written for the magazine.
Author: Beau Brown Publisher: Beau Brown ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 316
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Mpreg Romance! These feelings of attraction I’m having for Luis are so different from anything I've felt before. Alpha Daniel Jones is still trying to find his place in life. He’s twenty-six, but unable to find a girl who lights him on fire. He reassures himself the problem is he travels so much for work, but when he gets laid off, he doesn’t have any more luck in the romance department than before. While there are plenty of girls he can sleep with, no one makes him eager to take the next step of claiming them. Omega Luis Brighton has known Daniel for years as a work acquaintance. In fact, Daniel even set him up on a blind date with his dad, Sharky. Unfortunately, Sharky was already in love with someone else. Luis is forty-four and ready to settle down, but he’s very picky and the right alpha just hasn’t come along yet. He feels pressure to take an omega before he gets any older, since he’s already pushing it when it comes to having kids. Most alphas are looking for a much younger omega to breed with, but is it his fault he can’t find the right guy? When they step over a line neither one of them is comfortable crossing, they need to figure out what comes next. Daniel is shocked to discover he’s sexually attracted to a man and Luis is mortified he’s hot for a guy eighteen years younger than him. Things really spin out of control when Luis discovers he’s pregnant with Daniel’s child. This 73,000 word story is book eight in Beau's Red Sky, Texas Mpreg Series. It's filled with older men in love with younger men, angst, male pregnancy, smexy times and all of the warm fuzzy feelings you expect from an Mpreg romance by Beau Brown.
Author: Kenneth R. Hammond Publisher: Routledge ISBN: 0429727275 Category : Political Science Languages : en Pages : 145
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From various vantage points the authors consider the topic of judgment and decision in policy formation. Richard Lamm, governor of Colorado, describes the problem of utilizing scientific knowledge in the context of political survival. Joseph Coates, assistant to the director, Congressional Office of Technology Assessment, explores the nature of public policy issues. Kenneth Hammond, director of the Center for the Study of Judgment and decision in Policy Formation at the University of Colorado, describes the competence of thought that can he brought to bear on public policy issues. Paul Slovic, Decision Research Inc., addresses the problem of risk assessment in policy formation from the point of view of a cognitive psychologist. Ward Edwards, director, Social Science Research Institute, University of Southern California, describes the general manner in which decision theory may be applied to policy formation. Kenneth Boulding, program director, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, provides an overview of judgment and decision in policy formation. Eillel Einhorn, professor of industrial psychology, University of Chicago, shows the consequences of fallible judgment for social policy formation. Kenneth Hammond and Leonard Adelman provide an example of the application of judgment analysis to a public policy issue.
Author: Sylva Mularchyk Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1462810535 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 175
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"An Indian legend about an ill-fated bridal couple named the River the KILLWOMAN. Blaine Miller called his ranch the KW and used that brand on his herds. His daughter Patsy was considered a "wild one" and she happily lived up to her reputation when she ran off and married a ranch hand. Two men were in love with Patsy and one, Scott Randall, finds it hard to forgive her when she returns to the ranch and has her baby son, Roy. A lot of water has to flow past the Killwoman's banks before their feud is settled."
Author: Mary Lou Gediman Publisher: Brandylane Publishers Inc ISBN: 1883911958 Category : Divorced women Languages : en Pages : 197
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Margaret Lerner-divorcee, sheltered and obsessive-compulsive- lives a relatively simple life, that is, until she meets Native American spiritual guide Chickahominy Grits, who advises her to take a journey through Virginia and New Hampshire, and "Pay attention to the signs." Running parallel to Maggie's mysterious, and enlightening, travels is another puzzle to be solved: her father's potential involvement in the murder of two policemen in a church basement in 1964. Follow journeywoman Maggie on her unforgettable adventures as she discovers that the world outside is not the protected cocoon she thought.
Author: Wolfgang Cooper Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1462828183 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 126
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Trials In Youngstown, Ohio is the story of Matt Burns, a young man who has a difficult time living up to lofty expectations that have been set for him by family and friends. Matts junior and senior years at Howland High School are filled with the frustration of performing poorly both in sports and academics. Matt takes a crack at just about everything. He tries out for the swim team, the baseball team, and the tennis squad. He fails to make any of them. Realizing his fathers love of football, Matt occasionally dreams of heroic exploits on the gridiron, but is intimidated because of his past failures. Matt is also having trouble scholastically. No matter how hard he tries, he cannot seem to pull anything better than Cs and Ds. Matts failures are compounded by the fact that his brother and sister, both students at Ohio State University, and both borderline ego-maniacs, are extremely successful at sports and academics. For Matts mother, Carol, daughter Sherri and son Randy are the apples of her eye, while at best youngest son Matt is the enigmatic ugly-duckling of the family. Matt does have one thing going for him - he is a gifted artist. Although not an athlete, he has an uncanny knack for rendering the exploits of the playing field almost as well as the world-renowned sports artist, Leroy Nieman. A few of his close friends encourage his efforts, as does his father, Roger, who is a likeable fellow whose only real concern is trying to keep his family together. Matt appears to have a new lease on life as he begins his freshman year of college at Youngstown State, but the smooth sailing only ends up being the calm before the storm. Out of the blue, Matt is hit with a paternity suit from a conniving old girlfriend. To compound this problem, Matts father has quit his secure job with General Motors and has started his own architecture firm. Although business looked good at the outset, Roger Burns & Associates is floundering financially. Within months, Matts entire world is turned upside down. He is suddenly faced with major legal costs. He is kicked out of the house by his mother. He faces the very real possibility of having to quit college because of his fathers financial difficulties. He loses his job as a designer for the college sports magazine. The toughest pill to swallow is the loss of close friends when the going gets tough. Through all of this turmoil, Matt and his father eventually grow much closer. Roger Burns is unexpectedly receiving a taste of what Matt has been going through for years, that being a kick-in-the-ribs instead of a helping hand. In a story that is a wonderful combination of Rocky, Rudy, and All The Right Moves, Matt bounces back and fights his way through numerous life challenges, proving to adversaries and fickle friends that he is a WINNER.
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