Romeo Alexander

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A second chance to make up for the mistakes of the past. A second chance at love. Troy: I've settled in at Fort Dale with a great job at the clinic on base and I've even made a few friends. The nearby city offers all I need to enjoy myself on a night off, if you know what I mean. I was just starting to relax and think everything would work out when he walked into the clinic. Oscar Reyes, the man I fell in love with six years ago and who walked out on me because he couldn't handle the thought of being out. I never thought I'd see him again, and now he's here, tossing everything I thought I knew on its head. Oscar: There aren't many things in life that throw me off. Despite a bit of a temper, I deal with things quite well. The IED that took my arm, and left me with a permanent limp was hard, but after six months, I'm managing. Well, I was. Until I ran into Troy again. Just seeing him was enough to realize six years wasn't long enough to kill my feelings. When I walked away, it seemed right at the time and my reasons haven't changed. This time I'm determined to stand by that decision. Until I went and kissed him. Oscar and Troy would have sworn six years was enough to make them forget. It wasn't. When both men find themselves stationed at Fort Dale, staying away from each other suddenly seems impossible. Nothing has changed, including their feelings, it seems. But is it enough?

Here We Go Again

What if almost everything you believed about findings happiness turned out to be inaccurate, misleading, or false? And what if those very beliefs were making you miserable? What if your efforts to find happiness were actually preventing it? And what if al

The Happiness Trap:Stop Struggling, Start Living

Nights with Uncle Remus

Professional reference for Nurses on Home Health Care

Handbook of Home Health Care Administration

This Book Provides The Communications Engineer Involved In The Physical Layer Of Communications Systems, The Signal Processing Techniques And Design Tools Needed To Develop Efficient Algorithms For The Design Of Various Systems. These Systems Include Satellite Modems, Cable Modems, Wire-Line Modems, Cell-Phones, Various Radios, Multi-Channel Receivers, Audio Encoders, Surveillance Receivers, Laboratory Instruments, And Various Sonar And Radar Systems. The Emphasis Woven Through The Book Material Is That Of Intuitive Understanding Obtained By The Liberal Use Of Figures And Examples. The Book Contains Examples Of All These Types Of Systems. The Book Also Will Contain Matlab Script Files That Implement The Examples As Well As Design Tools For Filters Similar To The Examples.

Multirate Signal Processing For Communication Systems

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Designing and Managing Urban Railways

Case Management-what is it and how does it fit in the system of mental health care for severely mentally ill patients? Four popular case management systems, each emerging from a distinct theory of human growth and development, answer these long debated questions. Case Management for Mentally Ill Patientswill prove highly useful to mental health students and practitioners, university educators, and professionals providing hands-on help in obtaining a wide range of services including insurance, housing, rehabilitation, general medical psychiatric care, legal services and entitlements, and employment. Maxine Harrisand Helen Bergmanare co-founders and co-directors of Community Connections, Inc., in Washington, DC.

Case Management for Mentally Ill Patients

This fully updated volume offers a comprehensive overview of today's hacking and computer security landscape. Learn the latest techniques to uncover, legally disclose, and fix vulnerabilities deep within software and networks. The book includes six brand-new chapters and fully updated material throughout.It is the only ethical hacking book on the market to provide in-depth coverage of vulnerability discovery and reverse engineering. It also offers full details on cutting-edge attack methods, hacking-related law, malware analysis, and post-exploitation survival.

Gray Hat Hacking

Canadian Centre for Architecture

Centre canadien d'architecture

From the day it opened in July 1955, in an event given live TV coverage, Disneyland has been a key symbol of contemporary American culture. It has been both celebrated and attacked as the ultimate embodiment of consumer society, a harbinger of shopping-mall culture, a symbol of American hegemony in entertainment, the epitome of fantasy, simulation, pastiche, and the blurring of distinctions between reality and mass-media imagery. Yet for all the power of Disneyland as metaphor, almost no one has discussed the making of this unique place, with its far-flung colonies in Florida, Japan, and France. Written to accompany an exhibition at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal, Designing Disney's Theme Parks: The Architecture of Reassurance is the first book to look beyond the multiple myths of Disneyland. Uniting a roster of authors chosen from wide-ranging disciplines, this study is the first to examine the influence of Disneyland on both our built environment and our architectural imagination. Tracing the relationship of the Disney parks to their historical forbears, it charts Disneyland's evolution from one man's personal dream to a multinational enterprise, a process in which the Disney "magic" has moved ever closer to the real world. Editor Karal Ann Marling, Professor of Art History and American Studies at the University of Minnesota, draws upon her pioneering work in the Disney archives to reconstruct and analyze the intentions and strategies behind the parks. She is joined by Marty Sklar, Vice Chairman and Principal Creative Executive of Walt Disney Imagineering, historian Neil Harris, art historian Erika Doss, geographer Yi-Fu Tuan, critic Greil Marcus, and architect Frank Gehry to provide a unique perspective on one of the great post-war American icons.

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