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Senator Tim Scott knows adversity. As the son of a single mother from North Charleston, South Carolina, he struggled to get through school and had his dreams of a college football career shattered by a car wreck. But thanks to his mother and a few mentors along the way, he learned that "failure isn't failure unless you quit." He also learned that it's hard work and perseverance, not a government handout, that will get you ahead in life. Today, Senator
Primarily concerned with how the US government can outwit its former allies in the rush to exploit their former common enemy. Considers the US sluggishness in technological innovation, flaws in education and labor management, the dangers of free trade, and resource depletion. Annotation copyright Bo
"In Opportunity Knocks, Sweeney captures the insanity of Hollywood in the perfect blend of fun, intrigue, and romance."---Portia De Rossi, actress and New York Times bestselling author of Unbearable Lightness Alex Cleary has careened from one dead-end position to another. But suddenly the ingenious makeup artist finds her distinct talents are valued by none other than lifestyle-empire mogul Hillary P.--renowned for her golden touch in broadcast and print media, as well as for her hair-trigger temper. It's a
Endless fiestas, ancient architecture, fabulous cuisine and a tantalizing culture. Tourist books on Spain tell readers all about the wonderful sights and sounds of an enigmatic country known for its traditional running of the bulls, Don Quixote, sangria and nonstop fun. This mythical country attracts visitors from far a wide, but few books have delved into its realities. Like a modern day Alexis de Tocqueville, Frank Angel reaches into the deepest and most profound facets of Spanish society and shows
What is holding you back from living the life that you truly want to live? Your limitations are only limited by your thinking. When you find your inner peace, know your life's purpose and have a clear vision, you will be able to travel the distance and seek out your highest potential. This book will motivate, encourage and inspire readers to be persistent in fulfilling their dreams and believe anything is possible. Every failure or obstacle has a silver lining
"In Opportunity Knocks, Sweeney captures the insanity of Hollywood in the perfect blend of fun, intrigue, and romance."---Portia De Rossi, actress and New York Times bestselling author of Unbearable Lightness Alex Cleary has careened from one dead-end position to another. But suddenly the ingenious makeup artist finds her distinct talents are valued by none other than lifestyle-empire mogul Hillary P.--renowned for her golden touch in broadcast and print media, as well as for her hair-trigger temper. It's a
Determined, Special Agent Joe Franconi wants only to avenge his father's death. He's put everything in his life on hold, pouring all his energy into building a case against the mob boss responsible for leaving his mother a widow. Desperate, Megan O'Riley is broke and nearly homeless after trying numerous marketing plans. Her family and friends refuse to hear her latest sales pitch, forcing her to hit the streets knocking on doors in hopes of finally making a sale. Always
Discusses the government's policies on children, childcare and education, where the overwhelming motivation seems to be a utilitarian focus on workforce considerations. This title explores the implications of living in neo-liberal times for the generation that are Blair's children - whether babies, school-children, teenagers or students.
We evaluate the effects of academic achievement awards for first and second-year college students on a Canadian commuter campus. The award scheme offered linear cash incentives for course grades above 70. Awards were paid every term. Program participants also had access to peer advising by upperclassmen. Program engagement appears to have been high but overall treatment effects were small. The intervention increased the number of courses graded above 70 and points earned above 70 for second-year students, but there was no significant effect