A.C.E. Vanguard is a novel revolving around four prison inmates who sign onto an experimental rehab program which turns out to be, in a sinister way, quite something other than they expected. The four, from very diverse backgrounds, are forced to unite against a powerful foe which could very well determine mankind's future.
This is an introductory course book that teaches C++ programming. The book concentrates on the procedural paradigm. It is intended for students who possibly have not programmed before and wish to go to university and study Computer Science or a related course. The book uses open source software - the Quincy 2005 IDE with the GNU MinGW compiler.
This book was written for the quick witted thinker, individuals whom are interested in acquiring Real Estate without unnecessary jargon no one understands.This book is also dedicated to those whom have a hard time understanding Real Estate and was discouraged.The key to approaching the Real Estate market is to act as a Real Estate Investor opposed to an Appraiser, Agent or having been to school for Real Estate.Having this type of mindset makes it easier to acquire, sell Real Estate and reach for you dreams in life.Solomon Thomas-El
Memoirs of an Original Watts Baby Part 2-G-Tales, is a continuation and in depth look at my life of time being spent in one of America's worst Super Max Penitentiary's to surviving in the system, to being released from prison, to being successful to his demise, being a father unable to care for his child, to being fugitive on the run. All while experiencing life's journeys, he never gave up hope in believing in the One True God. Both books are an exceptional autobiographical read; is a must read. The message that it brings is, to learn from his mistakes, not to be influenced despite the odds, keep the faith and succeed in life. Solomon Thomas-El
A is for ache. C is for choice. H is for his. E is for Everly. I have always gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to my personal life. Drug-addicted mother, obsessive stepfather, shitty upbringing, and one soul shattering, heart-wrenching relationship. But everything changed when I met Alec Prescott. I couldn't stand the cocky hotshot lawyer at first, but after assisting him on one case, my opinion changed drastically. He became the beginning I so desperately needed, even if romantic relations at work are completely forbidden. Unfortunately, falling in love with a co-worker is the least of my problems. Funny thing about the past, it's never truly far away. No matter how fast you run from it, or how hard you try to suppress it, it's there, lingering like a fog, blinding your vision, impacting your decisions, affecting your life. That's where Tage Andrews comes in. He's the heartache I can never outrun. The man who saved me from my past all while pillaging my emotions. I want to avoid reliving it-avoid him-but he's always there, lingering like a fog, blinding my vision, impacting my decisions, affecting my life. This is my paradoxical predicament. Two men. One choice. Inevitable heartbreak. A.C.H.E. is an angsty, fast-paced, romantic suspense with m nage themes. Reader discretion is advised. (less)
A.C.T. Self-Government (Consequential Provisions) Act 1988 (Australia) (2018 Edition) The Law Library presents the complete text of the A.C.T. Self-Government (Consequential Provisions) Act 1988 (Australia) (2018 Edition). Updated as of May 15, 2018 This book contains: - The complete text of the A.C.T. Self-Government (Consequential Provisions) Act 1988 (Australia) (2018 Edition) - A table of contents with the page number of each section
In 2013, management expert Christopher Whipple published his first book, A.C.T. NOW or Fail In this book, he introduced business leaders to an entirely new management system capable of completely transforming an organization. In this book, Whipple presented 10 fundamental requirements that he insists form the foundation of all organizations. Within this framework, he also established the concept of an ACE, i.e., an "Advanced Corporate Executive," defined as someone who fully understands the principles of this breakthrough management system. Since publication of A.C.T. NOW or Fail , however, Whipple began to observe that an ACE is so much more. A true ACE, he has concluded, is a "transformed employee who practices the most beneficial management tools." Thus this, his second book, A.C.T. NOW Management System: When alpaca fly , represents a sequel to the first. Providing clear, needed details for how such a transformation can take place. Details are provided on how efficiency can be improved by increasing alignment, motivation, teamwork, quality, preventing problems and getting employees to care.
Tales of ghosts and horrors from a renowned literary academicArthur Christopher Benson was born in 1862 one of six children fathered by Edward White Benson, an Archbishop of Canterbury. A. C. Benson (as he is usually known) was an academic who became master of Magdalene College, Cambridge and is today possibly best remembered for writing the stirring lyrics to the British patriotic song 'Land of Hope and Glory' which is part of Elgar's 'Pomp and Circumstance March No 1'. Most of the Benson family were talented, but three brothers, Arthur Christopher, Edward Frederic (E. F.) and Robert Hugh (R. H.) became especially notable in the world of supernatural fiction. There can be little doubt that the literary laurels go to E. F. Benson whose output of supernatural fiction was particularly prolific, although he is also remembered as the writer of many other works including the humorous 'Mapp and Lucia' stories of English middle class 'one-upmanship'. Nevertheless, the fiction of the weird and ghostly penned by the other Benson brothers will appeal to all aficionados of the golden age of the genre. Many of the stories written by A. C. Benson are moral allegories, although 'Basil Netherby' has been judged to be of the highest standard among horror stories despite its comparative obscurity. In the past the supernatural stories of A. C. and R. H. Benson have possibly been neglected, underrated or selectively combined to form single volumes, but Leonaur now offers collections of stories by each author separately as they undoubtedly merit.Leonaur editions are newly typeset and are not facsimiles; each title is available in softcover and hardback with dustjacket; our hardbacks are cloth bound and feature gold foil lettering on their spines and fabric head and tail bands.
Tales of ghosts and horrors from a renowned literary academicArthur Christopher Benson was born in 1862 one of six children fathered by Edward White Benson, an Archbishop of Canterbury. A. C. Benson (as he is usually known) was an academic who became master of Magdalene College, Cambridge and is today possibly best remembered for writing the stirring lyrics to the British patriotic song 'Land of Hope and Glory' which is part of Elgar's 'Pomp and Circumstance March No 1'. Most of the Benson family were talented, but three brothers, Arthur Christopher, Edward Frederic (E. F.) and Robert Hugh (R. H.) became especially notable in the world of supernatural fiction. There can be little doubt that the literary laurels go to E. F. Benson whose output of supernatural fiction was particularly prolific, although he is also remembered as the writer of many other works including the humorous 'Mapp and Lucia' stories of English middle class 'one-upmanship'. Nevertheless, the fiction of the weird and ghostly penned by the other Benson brothers will appeal to all aficionados of the golden age of the genre. Many of the stories written by A. C. Benson are moral allegories, although 'Basil Netherby' has been judged to be of the highest standard among horror stories despite its comparative obscurity. In the past the supernatural stories of A. C. and R. H. Benson have possibly been neglected, underrated or selectively combined to form single volumes, but Leonaur now offers collections of stories by each author separately as they undoubtedly merit.Leonaur editions are newly typeset and are not facsimiles; each title is available in softcover and hardback with dustjacket; our hardbacks are cloth bound and feature gold foil lettering on their spines and fabric head and tail bands.
Algernon Charles Swinburne (1837-1909) was one of the literary sensations of the Victorian period. His iconoclastic poetry and prose challenged attitudes to sex, politics, religion and censorship. Not only writing some of the most original lyric poetry of the time and pioneering criticism, Swinburne became a cultural icon. In the 1860s his very name was a symbol of progressive forces emerging in a repressive age. Readers across the world identified with the paganism and humanism of his poetry. Swinburne's was a turbulent life lived against a backdrop of beautiful settings in the Isle of Wight and Northumberland, and shared with a host of Victorian luminaries, or artists and writers such as D G Rossetti, Elizabeth Siddal, Burne-Jones, Morris and Simeon Solomon. It is a life touched by early tragedy and romantic disappointment, by extraordinary fame and abject loneliness, by masochism and alcoholism, but above all by an unquenchable vivacity. At the centre was the charmingly spoken, excitable genius whom Burne-Jones described as 'quite the most poetic personality I have ever known.' the artistic prodigy who seemed to have read almost everything, who was as happy revelling in the sea as in literary discourse. Based on new research and many unpublished letters, Rikky Rooksby sheds light on Swinburne's personality and relationships, and discusses how Swinburne's poetry develops from early pessimism to a recovered joy in the energies of the natural world. This biography is a sympathetic and fresh account of one of the most colourful figures in English literature.
A C & T Activity Book For Kids is filled with a variety of educational and fun activities such as: connect the dots, word searches, mazes, crossword puzzles, fill in the blanks and more. We hope that you have fun while learning.
This book provides a study of the forces underlying the development of economic thought at Cambridge University during the late nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. The primary lens it uses to do so is an examination of how Arthur Cecil Pigou’s thinking, heavily influenced by his predecessor, Alfred Marshall, evolved.Aspects of Pigou’s context, biography and philosophical grounding are reconstructed and then situated within the framework of Ludwik Fleck’s philosophy of scientific knowledge, most notably by drawing on the notions of ‘thought styles’ and ‘thought collectives’. In this way, Knight provides a novel contribution to the history of Pigou's economic thought.
