Stephanie Smith

******* This is a saga series and each book can be read as a standalone ******* Brooke Willis had everything she ever wanted: a happy marriage, volunteer placement at the art gallery, and the promise of starting a family with the man of her dreams. Saxon Reed had everything he ever thought he needed: a successful career, nice cars, expensive apartment, and more money than he knew what to do with. After losing her husband Brooke insists on taking over his company to keep his dreams alive. Struggling in an industry she knows nothing about, Brooke turns to Saxon, her husband’s best friend and business partner, for guidance and support. Their mutual grief, and Saxon’s need to look after his best friend’s wife, creates a connection beyond just business. Can Brooke take over the company and find a new life without saying goodbye to the past? Can Saxon protect and care for Brooke without scaring her away? What happens when your heart doesn’t listen to your head? When lines are crossed and boundaries are pushed? “Life goes on, whether you choose to move forward and take a chance in the unknown or stay behind, locked in the past, thinking of what could've been. I don’t want to live in the past anymore. I’m so lonely; there’s nothing for me here.”

Wherever You Will Go

Tina Wells

Harness the Power of Work-Life Harmony to Unlock Your Creativity, Cultivate Joy, and Reach Your Biggest Goals

Elevation Approach

Anders Kreuger

Melissa Gronlund

Pablo Lafuente

Helena Vilalta

Zachary Cahill

Afterall, a journal of contemporary art, provides a forum for analysis of art's context and seeks to inspire artists to see art as an agency for change. Each issue contains in-depth considerations of the work of contemporary artists, along with essays that discussing the work from various perspectives. The journal also features essays on art history and critical theory. Issue 37 looks at connectivity and the role of the museum in the contemporary age. Artists and projects considered are Boris Charmatz, Juan Downey, Janice Kerbel, Otobong Nkanga, and the Museum of American Art. In contextual essays, Melissa Gronlund looks at the representation of identity in the online age, Anders Kreuger revisits the Museum of African Art in Belgrade, and Dieter Roelstraete explores the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians in Chicago.

Autumn/Winter 2014, Issue 37

Afterall

Nuria Enguita Mayo

Since its launching in 1999, Afterall, a journal of art, context and enquiry, has offered in-depth considerations of the work of contemporary artists, along with essays that broaden the context in which to understand it. Published three times a year, Afterall also features essays on art history and critical theory. Featuring the work of Lene Berg, Lucy McKenzie, Mary Ellen Carroll, Haegue Yang, and Lili Dujourie, Issue 34 examines artistic practices that address notions of cultural tradition while defying essentialist definitions of identity. Sabine Breitwieser reflects on the challenges faced by the museum in adapting to today's experience economy, Valerie Smith discusses Mike Kelley's 1993 exhibition "The Uncanny," and Patrick D. Flores reflects on 1970s social realism in the Philippines, elaborating on the intersection between political painting and post-colonial discourse.

Autumn/Winter 2013, Issue 34

An ermine leaves his family's den to find a home of his own.

Ermine's New Home

A Resource for Parents

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This book is about a teenager who finds herself in an abusive relationship. It is a compelling story as she discovers that the man she loves is a jealous, controlling abuser. Eventually she has enough of his abuse, and devises a plan to leave him. In between having a baby, trying to survive and planning her escape, she begins a relationship with God. It is her relationship with God that enables her to leave her abuser. At times a tear jerker, this book is also inspirational to anyone who is or has been in an abusive relationship. It offers hope and shows what strong faith can help one overcome.

How to Relate, Facilitate, and Survive Your Way Through a Fabulous Teaching Career

Do You Think Teaching Is Easy?

David V. Thiel

"Presenting information typically not found in other books, the authors explore the numerous advantages of these antennas - including high-speed signal acquisition, fixed input impedance, low loss, and small footprint. Professionals find practical design examples, strategies, and optimization methods for designing economical switched parasitic antennas for applications such as direction finding and multibeam communications systems. Cutting-edge technologies and applications such as MEMs RF switches are also discussed."--Jacket.

Switched Parasitic Antennas for Cellular Communications

Dance is an art form. And for many people, dance is also life. Dance Perspectives pulls back the curtain and brings you into a world of personal stories and reflections by professional and social dancers from around the globe. Filled with breathtaking, colorful pictures, Dance Perspectives collects stories from dancers ranging in various dance traditions: Ballroom, Belly, Argentine Tango, Irish Step, Indian, Contra, Salsa, West Coast Swing, Hustle, Polynesian, Hip Hop, Ice, Samba, Pole, Burlesque, Lindy Hop, Flamenco, Social, and Latin. From artistry and competition, to transformations and mental strength, the advice and perspectives given on how dance has shaped these dancer's identities will give you an astonishing and insightful look into how they see the world and interpret it through their movements.

Dance Perspectives

The setting is Berlin, 1989, a metropolis of three million people 110 miles behind the Iron Curtain. Marianne Tucker, still emotionally wounded from being jilted at the altar, starts her life anew in Berlin. Working as a Foreign Service Passport Officer at the American Consulate, she encounters her runaway ex-fiancé and tangles with the woman who had destroyed their lives.

The Berlin Affair

Two lynx kittens learn to care for themselves and avoid danger in their forest home.

Lynx Twins Grow Up

The Story of My Parents Cecil and Valdris (Nee Woldseth) Mcglashan

From Bark Hut to Bombo

COLOR VERSION! Belly Dance your way to fitness in a challenging 10-week program designed to help you tone, trim, and enjoy a better body. Bottom line? You will get big results from a workout that really works! Each workout incorporates an exciting combination of core and Belly Dance moves that will get your heart pumping and muscles working. This amazing value includes the following special features: - over 100 abundantly illustrated and described dance and fitness moves - 7 original dance routines/choreographies so you can try out your exciting new dance moves - highly structured weekly workouts - weekly inspiration and helpful hints to keep your eye on the prize! - instructions on how to access to free video demonstrations of the moves and choreographies! Treat yourself to the thrill of a better body - get your copy today and make this year YOUR year to get a Better Body Through Belly Dance!

Color Version with a Forward by Kaya

Better Bodies Through Belly Dance

A mischievous gray wolf pup strays from his pack and learns a valuable lesson.

Gray Wolf Pup's Adventure

Ermine is growing up fast! It seems just yesterday he was a tiny baby, safe and warm in his mother's den. Now he is ready to find a home of his own. The tundra where Ermine lives can be very forbidding and predators lurk behind every bush.

James Keeler

Peter Bolgar

Haydn Lloyd

Aimee North

Vladimiras Oleinikovas

The Student Solutions Manual to accompany Atkins' Physical Chemistry 11th Edition provides full worked solutions to the 'a' exercises, and the odd-numbered discussion questions and problems presented in the parent book. The manual is intended for students and provides helpful comments and friendly advice to aid understanding.

Stephanie Smith

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