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Practicing Words with S'more's ABCs
Cj Corki; Carlene Szostak; Charlotte McClaughlin
Quintina Publishing LLC
2022
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Beauty in the Beast: Flora, Fauna, and Endangered Species of Artist Ralph Burke Tyree
Cj Cook; Paige Herbert
South Pacific Dreams Publishing
2023
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Edithe Beutler: Beautifying Hawaii with Color
Cj Cook; Robert L. Harned
South Pacific Dreams
2025
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An inspiring chronicle of creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurship It is impossible to replicate Hawaii's beauty in grayscale. Which is why, before the invention of color film in 1942, fine artists were hired to colorize black and white photographs. Edithe Beutler was one of the best. In 1934, after enjoying a career as an in-demand colorist for universities, corporations, and universities, Beutler partnered with Eastman Kodak in Hawaii. In Honolulu, she began teaching the public oil painting of black-and-white images of Hawaiian beaches and flowers, selling these colorized photos for Kodak, and painting geographical maps of the South Pacific for the US Government before WWII. Beyond her professional acclaim, Beutler's resilience and determination shines through. Despite personal hardships, including difficult marriages, job loss, and her Hollywood movie star daughter's tumultuous career, she persisted as the cornerstone of her family's success. Beutler's legacy is not just inspiring; it embodies defiance, artistry, and an indomitable spirit that continues to captivate audiences today. In beautiful, full-page color images and vibrant text, Edithe Beutler: Beautifying Hawaii with Color tells the story of this remarkable artist, entrepreneur, and matriarch, who earned the affectionate nickname "Lovey" for her grace and care in all aspects of life.
Our success-driven culture breeds competition and unhealthy behaviors among many otherwise wonderful leaders. In 7 Leadership Principles for Service and Success, CJ Rhodes offers a different, but not new way, of viewing leadership. Believing that our best leaders see themselves first as servants, CJ maintains that the best way to lead well is to serve your way to success. This book invests invaluable wisdom in seven simple yet profound chapters that can be read by the busiest leader. If you want to be a better leader in your family, church, business, or political career, this is the book for you.
Nanofibres in Drug Delivery
Cj Luo; Bahijja T Raimi-Abraham; Gareth R Williams
Saint Philip Street Press
2020
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Nanofibres in Drug Delivery
Cj Luo; Bahijja T Raimi-Abraham; Gareth R Williams
Saint Philip Street Press
2020
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Meadows proposes an approach to the education business that begins with needs, and proposes educational and business models, supported by new technologies. This book takes a design-thinking and disruption perspective on the future of education. Beginning with shocking statistics on cost, time, and lengthy debt repayment, it presents a clear case for disruption in the education sector. It continues by examining future skills in the age of AI, machine learning, and robotics. In this new age, businesses need a new kind of workforce, and workers need to equip themselves to survive and thrive. Drawing upon tools and techniques from disruption and design-thinking, Meadows puts forward new frameworks of education, business, and technology -- all with examples of educators (and learners) already doing it today.This book provides rigorous thinking and practical guidance for professionals in the education industry and budding education entrepreneurs, as well as homeschooling parents.
When Ayra, a nearly perfect android, is released into the world after total isolation in a lab, she must quickly adapt to life among humans in order to survive. Venturing into the desert in the southern USA, she soon learns about human nature-the good and the bad. When she is viciously attacked by a group of criminals, she uses her programmed skills and superhuman strength to kill one, forcing her into hiding.Now the subject of a manhunt by authorities, as well as being hunted by the surviving attackers, Ayra befriends a young, working-class man who is also on the run. Despite their lives and their freedom being at risk, their friendship blooms into something Ayra never thought possible in her assigned quest to know what it means to be human.
When Ayra, a nearly perfect android, is released into the world after total isolation in a lab, she must quickly adapt to life among humans in order to survive. Venturing into the desert in the southern USA, she soon learns about human nature-the good and the bad. When she is viciously attacked by a group of criminals, she uses her programmed skills and superhuman strength to kill one, forcing her into hiding.Now the subject of a manhunt by authorities, as well as being hunted by the surviving attackers, Ayra befriends a young, working-class man who is also on the run. Despite their lives and their freedom being at risk, their friendship blooms into something Ayra never thought possible in her assigned quest to know what it means to be human.
Hinoch has always had a special connection to his native land of Labrador, so when the young Inuit artist is guided to the isolated site of a plane crash by a raven, he is relatively unfazed. It is there Hinoch finds a gold ring belonging to one of the former crew members, a ring containing the spirit of the lost owner. Hinoch knows he must reunite the ring with the owner's family in order to save the man's spirit. Hinoch's efforts to find the lost man's family finally pay off when a young woman named Joanna visits him in his isolated community. The two immediately hit it off, and Joanna is drawn to the simple Labrador lifestyle and the traditional and spiritual ways of the Inuit. Hinoch and Joanna begin to see themselves sharing their lives together, but then Hinoch drops a bombshell: he's been having shamanic visions of the world being destroyed by overpopulation and climate change. Now he's unsure if Joanna will be willing to join him in relocating his people to the safety of the wilderness.
Hinoch has always had a special connection to his native land of Labrador, so when the young Inuit artist is guided to the isolated site of a plane crash by a raven, he is relatively unfazed. It is there Hinoch finds a gold ring belonging to one of the former crew members, a ring containing the spirit of the lost owner. Hinoch knows he must reunite the ring with the owner's family in order to save the man's spirit. Hinoch's efforts to find the lost man's family finally pay off when a young woman named Joanna visits him in his isolated community. The two immediately hit it off, and Joanna is drawn to the simple Labrador lifestyle and the traditional and spiritual ways of the Inuit. Hinoch and Joanna begin to see themselves sharing their lives together, but then Hinoch drops a bombshell: he's been having shamanic visions of the world being destroyed by overpopulation and climate change. Now he's unsure if Joanna will be willing to join him in relocating his people to the safety of the wilderness.
