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Series of essays about issues surrounding treatment of the mentally
ill with violent tendencies.
Presents the issues surrounding the growing use of RFID technology.
The missing dead call to Violet. They want to be found.
Violet can sense the echoes of those who've been murdered--and
the matching imprint that clings to their killers. Her
best-friend-turned-boyfriend, Jay, is the only one outside of her
family who knows of her morbid ability. But when Violet discovers
the body of a missing boy, she draws the attention of the FBI.
As Violet dodges their questions, she is pulled into an
investigation that will endanger more than just her secret. For
without even meaning to, Violet has stumbled upon a dark truth--and
a desperate killer.
Dreams - sometimes they change the world, sometimes they just plain
fall through. Over the course of a weekend at grandpa's farm near
Luverne, Minnesota, 14-year-old Josh Lindstrom gets in touch with
his dreams as they spend their time inventing, and grandpa relates
the stories of some of the great Minnesota inventors. Success,
however, does not come easily. So, is there anything to be learned
from the inventors that preceded them, especially those of the
aptly named Greatest Generation? Josh and his grandpa discover
together that when it comes to dreams of inventing, failure is
okay. As Minnesota inventor Earl Bakken had said, "Failure is
closer to success than inaction." Some surprises are revealed along
the way, and the unexpected ending soars with a heartfelt and
compelling, once-in-a-lifetime, encounter. An appendix featuring
profiles of the Minnesota 80 serves as a resource of the state's
key inventors.
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Gangs
(Paperback)
Adela Soliz
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R925
Discovery Miles 9 250
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Ships in 18 - 22 working days
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This volume aspects of capital punishment as it is practiced
internationally, anf on opposing viewpoints of the practice.
This title offers an in-depth examination of colonialism as
presented in Chinua Achebe's novel Things Fall Apart, as well as
contemporary perspectives on this issue. Discussions include the
use of language to convey status and power, the clash of Igbo and
European cultures, the loss of personal identity, and the different
faces of neo-colonialism.
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