Susie Hamilton

Traditional Latin American Tales/Cuentos tradicionales latinoamericanos (Bilingual English-Spanish)

Once Upon a Time/Habia una vez

The American Soul: an Appreciation of the Four Greatest Americans and Their Lesson for Present Americans

Aboard the M.S. St. Louis, 1939

37 Days at Sea

&ldquo;Exciting and surprising...a real genre bender that keeps the best elements of both.&rdquo;&mdash;Locus

Vampires

Engaged Conversations with Leading Intellectuals

Refusing to Be Silent

&ldquo;Ed Conard challenges misconceptions that distort our economic debates. He debunks the myth that inequality is a conspiracy perpetuated by robber barons and sheds light on the complex economic phenomena that shape America&rsquo;s success. Readers of all political persuasions will benefit from this highly-informative book.&rdquo; &mdash;Arthur Brooks, president of the American Enterprise Institute &ldquo;This provocative new book by Ed Conard is a must-read for serious students of economic policy. Conard&rsquo;s core thesis&mdash;that advancement in living standards is constrained by risk capital and properly trained talent&mdash;suggests an inequality borne of returns from innovation. His solutions are sensible and all the more compelling in the context of this paean to risk-taking.&rdquo; &mdash;Glenn Hubbard, dean of Columbia Business School and former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers &#160; &ldquo;Conard makes a fresh argument for the productive value of inequality, which is that scarce entrepreneurial effort and risk-tolerant capital are the resources that are both most central to economic growth and most sensitive to the potential distortions imposed by taxation and regulation. Whether or not one accepts this argument, it&rsquo;s an argument well worth having.&rdquo; &mdash;David Autor, professor of economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology &#160; &ldquo;I profoundly disagree with much of what is in Conard&rsquo;s book but respect the clarity with which he makes his case.&#160; Agree or disagree, this book can sharpen your thinking on critical economic issues, making it a very valuable contribution.&rdquo; &mdash;Larry Summers, former Secretary of the Treasury and Director of the National Economic Council, President Emeritus, Harvard University &#160; &ldquo;Ed Conard puts forward a comprehensive explanation of the modern economy. Critics may dismiss it as a defense of the 1 percent, but it&rsquo;s much, much more than that. I rarely see economic analysis as insightful as this.&rdquo; &mdash;Julian Robertson, founder of Tiger Management &#160; &ldquo;Page after page, Ed Conard challenges conventional wisdom about the causes of growing inequality, the constraints to growth, and the feasibility of commonly proposed solutions to advance a thought-provoking blueprint for growing middle- and working-class incomes in a world with an abundance of workers. Whether you agree or not, this is serious thinking for serious thinkers.&rdquo; &mdash;Mitt Romney, former Governor of Massachusetts

The Upside Of Inequality

Praise for&#160;Carmela Full of Wishes:&#9733; "The&#160;award-winning team&#160;behind&#160;Last Stop on Market Street&#160;portrays Carmela&rsquo;s Spanish-speaking community as&#160;a vibrant place of possibility, and Robinson&rsquo;s acrylic-and-cutout spreads introduce readers to street vendors, workers in the fields, and sweeping views of the sea. Sensitively conceived and&#160;exuberantly executed, Carmela&rsquo;s story shines."&mdash;Publishers Weekly,&#160;starred review&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;Full of&#160;rich details,&#160;sharp and restrained writing,&#160;and acrylic paintings that&#160;look&#160;textured enough to rise off the page&#160;. . .&#160;Another near-perfect slice of life from&#160;a duo that has found a way to spotlight underrepresented children without forgetting that they are children first.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews, starred review&#160;Praise for&#160;Last Stop on Market Street:Winner of the 2016 Newbery MedalA 2016 Caldecott Honor BookA 2016 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor BookA&#160;New York Times&#160;Bestseller&ldquo;It&rsquo;s also the warmth of their intergenerational relationship that will make this book so satisfying, for both young readers and the adults sharing it with them.&rdquo;&mdash;The&#160;New York Times Book Review&#160;&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;This celebration of cross-generational bonding is a textual and artistic tour de force.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews, starred review&ldquo;That material poverty need not mean spiritual or imaginative poverty becomes beautifully clear in the quietly moving pages of &lsquo;Last Stop on Market Street,&rdquo; a picture book by Matt de la Pe&ntilde;a filled with Christian Robinson&rsquo;s vibrant na&iuml;f illustrations.&rdquo;&mdash;The Wall Street Journal&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;Like still waters, de la Pe&ntilde;a and Robinson&rsquo;s story runs deep. It finds beauty in unexpected places, explores the difference between what&rsquo;s fleeting and what lasts, acknowledges inequality, and testifies to the love shared by an African-American boy and his grandmother.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly, starred review&ldquo;Matt de la Pe&ntilde;a&rsquo;s warmhearted story is&#160;musical in its cadences&hellip;Christian Robinson&rsquo;s angular, bright&#160;illustrations are energetic and vibrant...&#160;[A] celebration of the joys of service, the gifts of grandmothers and the tenderness that the city can contain.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Post&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;De la Pe&ntilde;a and Robinson here are carrying on for Ezra Jack Keats in spirit and visual style. This quietly remarkable book will likely inspire questions&hellip; it will also have some adult readers reaching for a tissue.&rdquo;&mdash;The Horn Book, starred review&ldquo;The sharp illustrations &mdash; in bold, and cheerful primaries &mdash; get CJ&rsquo;s restless energy and curious postures&#160;exactly right. The voices of CJ and his grandmother carry the story along in subtle point and counterpoint&#160;so that at this book&rsquo;s quiet close you feel like you&rsquo;ve been listening to a song.&rdquo;&mdash;The Boston Globe&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;With the precision of a poet, Matt de la Pe&ntilde;a chronicles a boy's heartwarming Sunday morning routine with his nana.&#160;Christian Robinson's uplifting palette and culturally diverse cast brightens the rainy-day backdrop.&rdquo;&mdash;Shelf Awareness, starred review

Los deseos de Carmela

&ldquo;The Art of Cosmic Vision: Practices for Improving Your Eyesight by Mantak Chia and Robert T. Lewanski, is a comprehensive collection of eye improvement exercises and therapies from various traditions.&rdquo;

Practices for Improving Your Eyesight

The Art of Cosmic Vision

Radiant Shadows

The Life Of King Henry The Eighth (1893)

The Legacy of Edward A.Ross

Social Control and Public Intellect

La vérité sur les hommes en crise de la quarantaine

D'homme à homme

El buen padre: Indira Ramos 1

Case Studies on the Politics of Managed Care

Medicaid Reform and the American States

Die Geschichte des Rudolf Weinmann

Meine Zeit als Unteroffizier

Aeronautical Chart ICAO Switzerland/Lichtenstein. 2253-B. GND-FL 195

Zurich Area / Geneva Area / Switzerland Lichtenstein

National Developmental and Negotiated Approach to School and Curriculum Evaluation

&ldquo;Riveting, passionate and powerful...everything a romance should be.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times&#160;bestselling author&#160;Amanda Quick&ldquo;Highly sensual and very compelling&hellip;a truly spectacular read.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times&#160;bestselling author&#160;Linda Lael Miller&ldquo;I thoroughly enjoyed [Comanche Heart].&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times&#160;bestselling author&#160;Karen RobardsMore Praise for Catherine Anderson&ldquo;One of the finest writers of romance. Her stories make you believe in the power of love.&rdquo;&mdash;#1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber&ldquo;An amazing talent.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Lowell&ldquo;Count on Catherine Anderson for intense emotion.&rdquo;&mdash;New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz&ldquo;Catherine Anderson has a gift for imbuing her characters with dignity, compassion, courage, and strength that inspire readers.&rdquo;&mdash;RT Book Reviews&ldquo;A major voice in the romance genre.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly

Comanche Heart

"Debuting illustrator Spencer&rsquo;s cartoonish illustrations pair well with Daywalt&rsquo;s text of two travelers, heightening the characters&rsquo; incongruity through facial expressions and body language." -- Publishers Weekly

The Epic Adventures of Huggie & Stick

Fruits Of Queensland

Challenges to Health Reforms and the New Rural Co-operative Medical System

China's New Public Health Insurance

&ldquo;There has been remarkably little good writing about this thorny topic but here, with excellent timing, comes Pamela Druckerman&rsquo;s pitch-perfect and brutally frankThere Are No Grown-Ups.&#160;. . . She has a reckless candor that can make you laugh and gasp at the same time. . . . As Nora Ephron said, &ldquo;Everything is copy.&rdquo; For those of us who regard &ldquo;I Feel Bad About My Neck&rdquo; as a bible for the midlife woman, Ephron is simply irreplaceable, but Druckerman is the heir to her impish, unembarrassable spirit and adorable storytelling.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times Book Review&ldquo;Essayist Druckerman is both droll and wise on facing the inevitability(and occasional upsides!) of aging.&rdquo; &ndash;People &ldquo;The decline of being middle &ndash;aged is probed with humor (chapter 7: How to Plan a M&eacute;nage &agrave; Trois), honesty (chapter 10: How to Have a Midlife Crisis) and heart (chapter 8: How to be Mortal).&rdquo; &mdash; Family Circle Magazine&ldquo;Pamela Druckerman brings her irresistible combination of wit, humility, curiosity and insight to topics as grown-up as facing mortality and planning a threesome in her new book, which is sure to delight anyone undergoing, contemplating, or recovering from middle age. There Are No Grown-ups is a sparkling meditation on what it means to come of age as a modern human being.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Ariel Levy, author of The Rules Do Not Apply &ldquo;Anyone in their forties will read this book and recognize so many of Druckerman&rsquo;s brilliant observations and honest feelings. If &lsquo;forty is the old age of youth and fifty is the youth of old age,&rsquo; this book hilariously meanders the purgatory of what&rsquo;s in between.&rdquo;&mdash;Jill Kargman, author of Momzilla and creator, writer, producer and star of Odd Mom Out. &#160;"This is no journalistic tome, though. Druckerman&rsquo;s voice&mdash;self-deprecating but also keenly observant&mdash;will remind readers of the late Nora Ephron&hellip; Peppered with &ldquo;You know you&rsquo;re in your 40s when&rdquo; lists, this is a delightfully funny, thoughtful coming-of-middle-age story.&rdquo; &mdash; Susan Maguire, Booklist &#160;&ldquo;Half memoir and half ironic how-to guide, Druckerman&rsquo;s book is not only a humorous meditation on the gains and pains of a time in life &lsquo;when you become who you are&rsquo;; it is also a thought-provoking meditation on &lsquo;what it means to be a grown-up.&rsquo; A trenchant and witty book on maturity and &lsquo;middle-age shock.&rsquo;&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus &ldquo;Pamela Druckerman explores the challenges of being forty-something by sharing her own experiences with a deep, hilarious honesty. From her real-life struggles, she finds wise lessons that can help guide us all through this stage of life. There Are No Grown-Ups will make you laugh out loud. It&rsquo;s funny because it&rsquo;s true.&rdquo; &mdash;Gretchen Rubin, author of The Four Tendencies and The Happiness Project  &#160;&ldquo;Pamela Druckerman is a Nora Ephron for a new generation. Need I say more?&rdquo; &mdash;Susan Taylor from Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza&ldquo;What makes Druckerman&rsquo;s writing&hellip;so entertaining and addictive is her insatiable curiosity about humans and culture, her incessant research, and her extraordinary, comical honesty. Few people could write a book that tackles a threesome as a fortieth birthday present, different cultural attitudes towards ageing, and sudden, life-threatening illness with such a consistent spirit of enquiry, humor, and humility.&rdquo;&mdash;Elke Power, Readings&ldquo;This well-researched book will keep you laughing and pondering what it really means to grow older.&rdquo;&mdash;Woman&rsquo;s Day &ldquo;[A] bracing primer&hellip;about life since turning 40&hellip;consistently entertaining and endearingly self-doubting.&rdquo;&mdash;Editor&rsquo;s Choice, The Bookseller &#160; &ldquo;If you really must turn 40, this is the book to do it with.&#160; The overall effect of having Pamela Druckerman in your life is you remember not to take it all so damn seriously.&rdquo; &mdash;Kelly Corrigan, author of Tell Me More&#160;

A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story

There Are No Grown-ups

Surviving the Transition? Case Studies of Schools and Schooling in the Kyrgyz Republic Since Independence (Hc)

Brief Reporting Notes in Shorthand; or, Shorthand Dictation Exercises. With Printed key, and the Matter Counted and Timed for Testing of Speed Either

Mad Love for Mad Genius &#160;&ldquo;After reading Mad Genius, I filled half a journal with insights and ideas,&#160;but here are a couple of areas of critical thinking which I believe&#160;every entrepreneur would be wise to attend to&#160;-- instead of risking seeing the next 10 years become more than &ldquo;cataclysmic&rdquo; -- in fact downright disasterous.&rdquo;&mdash;Dixie Gillaspie, Entrepreneur&ldquo;Randy Gage is truly a genius&mdash;and entrepreneurs would be mad not to follow his stellar advice. Make your first mastermind alliance with this remarkable book.&rdquo;  &mdash;Harvey Mackay, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive  &#160; &ldquo;A big and brave kick-start for anyone set to make their entrepreneurial dreams come true.&rdquo;  &mdash;Robin Sharma, #1 bestselling author of The Leader Who Had No Title  &#160; &ldquo;This book is effin&rsquo; great! Teaches not only a mindset, but gives you hope, inspiration, and challenges them at the same time. I love every part of it.&rdquo;  &mdash;Larry Winget, author of Grow a Pair and five other international bestsellers  &#160; &ldquo;This life-changing book is loaded with practical, proven ideas and ques&shy;tions that will help you kick open the door to all the success you want.&rdquo;  &mdash;Brian Tracy, author of The Power of Self-Confidence &ldquo;Eclectic and irreverent but inherently wise, Gage&rsquo;s ideas will leave readers eager to break free of the herd in the pursuit of success.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly&#160; &ldquo;This is one of the messiest books I&rsquo;ve ever read. I mean that in the best possible sense. Randy Gage, takes us Mister Toad&rsquo;s Wild Ride. I was hanging on for dear life. . . . It&rsquo;s a mad, mad, mad world inside Randy Gage&rsquo;s head&mdash;and I&rsquo;m glad I took the trip.&rdquo;  &mdash;Steven Pressfield, bestselling author of The War of Art and Turning Pro  &#160; &ldquo;Mad Genius is friggin&rsquo; mind-rocking. It&rsquo;s a Vulcan mind meld between author and reader, where Gage exhibits what Mozart and Picasso did&mdash; artistry emerging from the riot within their own heads.&rdquo;  &mdash;Alan Weiss, PhD, author of Million Dollar Consulting  &#160; &ldquo;The title says it all: Randy Gage is both&mdash;mad and a genius!&mdash;and he puts it all in a book as a handbook for success!! CRAZY GOOD!&rdquo;  &mdash;Jeffrey Hayzlett, prime-time TV show host, bestselling author, and sometime cowboy  &#160; &ldquo;Brace yourself. You&rsquo;re about to be shaken and stirred by the insights, truths, and rip-roaring predictions of a mad wizard out to make you rich. &rdquo;  &mdash;Joe Vitale, author of Attract Money Now  &#160; &ldquo;Only Randy Gage would challenge the conventional wisdom of everyone from Einstein to the Buddha&mdash;and lead you to con&shy;clude, &lsquo;Well, he does have a point!&rsquo;&rdquo; &#160;&mdash;Bob Burg, coauthor of The Go-Giver and author of Adversaries into Allies  &#160; &ldquo;Gage takes you places you really don&rsquo;t want to go but you need to go. He gives you the path to take the jump and create success like you&rsquo;ve never imagined. There is truly &lsquo;madness in his method&rsquo; and you will benefit from his genius.&rdquo;  &mdash;Lisa Ford, author of Exceptional Customer Service  &#160; &ldquo;&lsquo;Provocative&rsquo; and &lsquo;practical&rsquo; don&rsquo;t usually go together, but Mad Genius is both. It will stretch your thinking, challenge your beliefs, and then provide you things you can actually use to bring out your inner Mad Genius.&rdquo;  &mdash;Mark Sanborn, leadership adviser and bestselling author  &#160; &ldquo;Most of us can accomplish so much more in life and Mad Genius is the roadmap to get us there. It&rsquo;s a bible for making big things happen. Do yourself a favor and read this book, nothing will look the same again.&rdquo;  &mdash;Steve Keating, author of the LeadToday blog  &#160; &ldquo;This book shocks your system, chal&shy;lenges your assumptions, and opens your mind to radically new ways of thinking&mdash;and that&rsquo;s in just the first chapter! Gage is the master guide on the unorthodox path to entrepreneurial genius.&rdquo;  &mdash;Rory Vaden, New York Times bestselling author of Take the Stairs

A Manifesto for Entrepreneurs

Mad Genius

&ldquo;Engrossing . . . a parable about how the second Gilded Age came slamming to a fast and furious end. . . . Riveting, edge-of-the-seat reading.&rdquo; &mdash;Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times&#160;&ldquo;Cohan's epic account chronicles a watershed moment in Wall Street history.&rdquo; &mdash;The Boston Globe&#160;"Masterfully reported. . . . [Cohan] does a brilliant job of sketching in the eccentric, vulgar, greedy, profane and coarse individuals who ignored all these warnings to their own profit and the ruin of so many others."--Los Angeles Times&#160;"A masterly reconstruction of Bear Stearns&rsquo; implosion&mdash;a tumultuous episode in Wall Street history that still reverberates throughout our economy today. . . . First drafts of history don't get much better than this." &mdash;Bloomberg News&#160;&ldquo;This book is so rich, so flavorful, so instructive, and so fully and compelling cast that a reviewer hardly knows where to begin.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Observer &#160;"Cohan vividly documents the mix of arrogance, greed, recklessness, and pettiness that took down the 86-year-old brokerage house and then the entire economy. It's a page-turner . . . offering both a seemingly comprehensive understanding of the business and wide access to insiders. . . . Hard to put down." &mdash;BusinessWeek&#160;"[A]n authoritative, blow-by-blow account of the collapse of Bear Stearns." &mdash;The Washington Post&#160;&ldquo;Cohen&rsquo;s autopsy uncovers all the symptoms of a walking disaster.&rdquo; &mdash;Newsweek&#160;&#160; &#160;"A riveting blow-by-blow account." &mdash;The Economist

A Tale of Hubris and Wretched Excess on Wall Street

House of Cards

Polarons in Bulk Materials and Systems with Reduced Dimensionality

'From a soft-porn Twelfth Night to Schwarzenegger in The Last Action Hero, this timely collection scampers through Blockbusters in search of Bardflicks ... Highlights are Peters S Donaldson on digital technology as magic (and Gielgud-as-Prospero-as-Shakespeare-as-Greenaway) in Prospero's Books, and Laurie E Osbourne's sensitive reading of the joint Welsh-Russian Animated Tales.' - Plays International'Shakespeare The Movie offers down-to-earth practical help and advice that should illuminate many of the texts we teach.' - The Use of English

Popularizing the Plays on Film, TV and Video

Shakespeare, The Movie

Grundlagen, Planung und Betrieb einfach erklärt. Mit vielen Kosten-Nutzen-Rechnungen und Beispielen

Wärmepumpen

Rome and Its Surroundings, 1870–1922

Water in the Making of a Socio-Natural Landscape

Susie Hamilton

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