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Long Rows to Hoe recounts the struggles, the failures, and the successes of the first settlers of the Alabama Wiregrass, as well as their descendants, who faced rigorous struggles of their own: Confederate Jackson Knightley may never be able to cleanse his memory of Cold Harbor, when Union troops were slaughtered in a bloodbath that was not war, but murder. After the death of his Creek wife in Oklahoma, Ephraim Tanner must choose between leaving his newborn son to be raised by her tribe or risking that the infant will be rejected by his white family in the Wiregrass. And Keziah Cates, the daughter of slaves, must balance her distrust and dislike of whites with her love for the Tomlin children, who have won her heart. These are just a few of the characters who people Long Rows to Hoe. This first book in the Wiregrass Chronicles series recounts tales, both heartrending and hopeful, with compassion, humor, and an unerring depiction of the people of the Wiregrass from the Creek Wars to World War I
This selective sample of exercises brings to light some general principles in early behavioral intervention for children with ASD. Drawing upon the foundational work of Lovaas and subsequent advances in behavioral interventions, we illuminate analysis and synthesis critical to this clinical domain. We emphasize the importance of looking beyond specific content and illustrate how exercises can be employed to teach foundational capacities such as attention and memory. We stress the importance of 'intrinsic program coherence' as we adumbrate different kinds of relations between individual programs. The selective array of programs and considerations is designed to assist clinicians in curriculum development.
"Say the Second Thing" furnishes proven, realistic and thoughtful "tools" to address daily situations people face in early addiction recovery (fi rst three years). Each essay focuses on an effective strategy for maintaining and growing recovery in challenges to an individual's mind, body and spirit. These tools can be learned and practiced methodically or indexed for specifi c challenges. They are "suggestions" conveyed in a contemporary voice of an experienced helper. While many strategies grow from the abundance of experience associated with Twelve-Step programs, many do not - recognizing the many successful pathways to wellness.
The influencing skills behind successful leadership are revealed for the first time in Cracking the Code to Leadership, an easy-to-follow, how-to book filled with real-life leadership examples and hands-on exercises.
Perilous secrets push Bay Rutherford to seek employment and a quiet life for her family at her ancestral home, Briarleigh. It becomes evident that, even there, determined enemies threaten her peace of mind. But, once she hears the murmurs on the wind, will she follow their promptings?After an altercation, Flight Medic, Mack Blackwell, is given a leave of absence. He returns to his hometown of Sugar Land to help his uncle restore and open the town's first Inn, Briarleigh. Yet, building a new life out of the mistakes of the old he soon finds out is anything but easy.
While escaping a painful past, she sets out on an uncertain course. Through God''s orchestration she ends up finding herself and true love along the way.
Eco-terrorist plans to bomb select water and electrical distribution facilities in southern California. PI Butch Greiner is on his trail, but one step behind the chaos and destruction.
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