Exploits is the second book of the Aeacidae (e a' si day), following the Mask of Minos. In Exploits, the saga of Aeacus and his offspring continues. The two sons of Aeacus come of age and are... More > integrally involved in the major events of the times. Being fast friends of Heracles, they participate in the many adventures of that hero, but their own lives are intricately woven into the earth changing events of classical greek myth and legend. (Black and white Edition)< Less
Exploits is the second book of the Aeacidae (e a' si day), following the Mask of Minos. In Exploits, the saga of Aeacus and his offspring continues. The two sons of Aeacus come of age and are... More > integrally involved in the major events of the times. Being fast friends of Heracles, they participate in the many adventures of that hero, but their own lives are intricately woven into the earth changing events of classical greek myth and legend. (Black and white Edition)< Less
In Cambodia, children are taken in by orphanages to act as bait for wealthy volunteers. When Ary and Peou's father cannot afford to look after them they find themselves exploited by the greedy... More > directors of Oknha Orphanage.< Less
From the orange groves in Florida in the 1940s to the U.S. Army in the 1950s through the 1980s, J. Paul Montgomery fought prejudice for being a dark-complexioned black man, even within his own... More > family. His U.S. Army service in communications/operations and recruitment took him from Florida to Hawaii, Thailand, Germany, Vietnam, and Korea, as well as several stateside army posts—a career that eventually ended with a diagnosis of depression and posttraumatic stress. This book details his exploits, musings, and heartaches as he makes his journey through a fascinating life.< Less
From the orange groves in Florida in the 1940s to the U.S. Army in the 1950s through the 1980s, J. Paul Montgomery fought prejudice for being a dark-complexioned black man, even within his own... More > family. His U.S. Army service in communications/operations and recruitment took him from Florida to Hawaii, Thailand, Germany, Vietnam, and Korea, as well as several stateside army posts—a career that eventually ended with a diagnosis of depression and posttraumatic stress. This book details his exploits, musings, and heartaches as he makes his journey through a fascinating life.< Less
This book is a collection of articles and stories written by Liverpool Canoe Club members about their exploits and ventures in 2010. This includes many journeys and paddles in and around Merseyside... More > together with regular trips to Wales, Lake District and Scotland. The club also undertook several major expeditions to the French Alps and Alaska in 2010. The Club is based in the centre of Liverpool and enjoys use of the facilities at Liverpool Marina with access to Albert Dock. We are one of the most active clubs in the country with over a 150 trips and paddles a year. Liverpool Canoe Club prides itself on catering for all its Members` canoeing interests and requirements. We aim to provide the maximum canoeing and kayaking opportunities for all our members. www.liverpoolcanoeclub.co.uk< Less
This book is a collection of articles and stories written by Liverpool Canoe Club members about their exploits and ventures during 2011. This includes many journeys and paddles in and around... More > Merseyside together with regular trips to Wales, Lake District and Scotland. Over 40 club members spent two weeks paddling in the Durance region of the French Alps in 2011. The Club is based in the centre of Liverpool and enjoys use of the facilities at Liverpool Marina with access to Albert Dock. We are one of the most active clubs in the country with over a 150 trips and paddles a year. Liverpool Canoe Club prides itself on catering for all of its Members` canoeing interests and requirements. We aim to provide the maximum canoeing and kayaking opportunities for all our members. www.liverpoolcanoeclub.co.uk< Less
It’s gone now, the Alaska we grew up with. It’s almost surreal – like a sad, nostalgic dream of something once remembered. Nobody actually came and stole it away, it just sort of... More > sank into a sea of compromise and conformity and disappeared. It’s hard to even recall when it all started. With statehood or the oil boom? Is someone to blame? The politicians? The ‘managers’? The bureaucratic carpetbaggers coming north after statehood to exploit the political vacuum? They keep coming in their thousands to see some safe and sanitized version of the ‘last frontier’ from the window of a tour bus. They don’t realize that it’s no longer there. The old Alaska is no longer there. In my own profession, the engineering workplace is quickly falling prey to the idiotic concept of ‘generic management’. The result has been a proliferation of meetings, memoranda, and endless codification of irrelevant, and time-wasting bureaucratic regulations. The eventual goal has changed from product to process.< Less
Finally, an intellectually provocative probe into the relationship between patriarchal leadership, religion and the oppression of Black women. Not for the faint of heart; this occasionally cut-throat... More > and shocking exploit may quake the very core of the Western colonialized belief system.< Less
Finally, an intellectually provocative probe into the relationship between patriarchal leadership, religion and the oppression of Black women. Not for the faint of heart; this occasionally cut-throat... More > and shocking exploit may quake the very core of the Western colonialized belief system.< Less
