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Gain a strong foundation in financial accounting that prepares you
for future study and success in today's business world with
Warren/Jonick/Schneider's leading FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING, 16E. This
edition connects financial accounting concepts to the "bigger
picture" as chapter-opening schemas clearly demonstrate how each
chapter's content fits within the overall framework of the book.
The digital CNOWv2's Journal Entry Tool reinforces this approach by
automatically illustrating the impact of transactions on the
accounting equation. This book's hallmark presentation of the
accounting cycle provides an unmatched foundation for later
chapters and even upcoming coursework and your career. The authors
have carefully streamlined content and improved learning features
throughout this edition and CNOWv2's digital resources to ensure
you have the understanding of today's financial accounting and
specific tools to succeed.
Develop a strong foundation in accounting that prepares you for
future study and success in today's business world with
Warren/Jonick/Schneider's leading ACCOUNTING, 28E and CNOWv2
digital resources. This edition connects accounting concepts to the
"bigger picture" as chapter-opening schemas clearly demonstrate how
each chapter's content fits within the overall framework of the
book. The CNOWv2's Journal Entry Tool reinforces this approach by
automatically illustrating the impact of transactions on the
accounting equation. This book's hallmark presentation of the
accounting cycle provides an unmatched foundation for understanding
later chapters and future coursework. The authors have carefully
streamlined content and improved learning features to ensure you
have the understanding of today's accounting and specific tools you
need to succeed.
The media goes wild when politicians and celebrities being
caught "cheating" on their spouses are exposed in public. Most of
these types of stories focus on the person doing the "cheating,"
not the partner who is left behind. After the media spotlight cools
down, what happens to these partners? How do they make the decision
to stay or go? Is there really any hope for the future of the
relationship? How do they survive the shame and move forward?
"Mending A Shattered Heart" provides real hope, promise and
inspiration to readers who are struggling.
Anyone who has discovered their loved one, the one person that they
are supposed to trust completely, has been cheating on them will
want to read this book. Readers have an opportunity to explore
whether the person they are in a relationship with is simply
behaving badly or truly suffers from a disease called sex
addiction. Knowing the difference and knowing what to do about it
can be transformational.
Author and editor, Stefanie Carnes brings together several leading
experts in the field of sex addiction and family therapy to guide
the reader through an assortment of difficult questions, including,
Should I stay or should I go?, How Do I Set Boundaries and Keep
Myself Safe?, What Does It Mean if My Partner Has Shown an Interest
in Minors? and "What should I tell the kids?" Each of these topics
are tackled in individual chapters producing a comprehensive guide
that offers readers expertise on how to begin the painful road of
mending a shattered heart.
What is unique about "Mending A Shattered Heart" is that it offers
such inspiration and promise for the partner of a sex addict. It
shows the seriousness of sex addiction and offers hope by showing
that treatment can be successful, but hard work needs to be
done--by both the partner and the addict. Without partners really
examining their relationship with the sex addict, they can find
themselves in a spiral of devastating relationships, essentially
leaving the relationship and then falling in love with the same
type of person over and over again with the same disastrous
results. "Mending A Shattered Heart" shows the reader that they do
have options. Even if the partner makes the decision to leave the
relationship, there are things they can do to help them in their
own recovery and make sure this never happens again. If they choose
to stay in the relationship, they can work toward repairing the
damaged relationship along with their own recovery.
All the material in "Mending A Shattered Heart" is provided in a
question and answer format that delves into essential information
including therapeutic and practical information that the partner
can use right away. This second edition of the book includes a new
focus on the impact of the trauma when a partner discovers his or
her partner is cheating and what to do about it.
These words, familiar to recovering people everywhere, describe the
challenging realities we must face when we begin recovering from an
addiction. And as life goes on there is a tremendous need for
meaningful recovery support. Learning to deal with the different
stages of growth and the new emotions that surface during the
recovery process requires new living skills.
Now all the pamphlets in the bestselling Hazelden Pocket Power
series have been collected in this inspirational volume. Living
Recovery provides an in-depth look at twenty-two tools for
recovery, and offers pragmatic guidance in penetrating, yet
easy-to-read reflections on:
-- Accepting Criticism
-- Forgiveness
-- Freedom from Fear
-- Gratitude
-- Great Expectations
-- Honesty
-- Hope
-- Humility
-- Inadequacy
-- Just for Today
-- Letting Go
-- Living the Principles
-- Loneliness
-- Loving Relationships
-- Miracles in Recovery
-- Patience
-- Prayer and Meditation
-- Reaching Out to Others
-- Serenity
-- Surrender
-- Understanding Rejection
-- When Doors Close
So whether you're recovering from addiction or you live or work
with someone who is, the principles of Twelve Step living outlined
in this book can guarantee a richer, healthier life.
One hundred percent of the net proceeds from the sales of the
Random House edition of Hockney's Alphabet will go to the American
Friends of AIDS Crisis Trust for AIDS research and services to
people with AIDS.
Sir Stephen Spender invited a number of distinguished writers in
Britain and America to contribute original texts for an alphabet to
be specially drawn by David Hockney, the proceeds of which would
benefit AIDS research and services to people with AIDS. The result
is this stunning volume of ABCs for grown-ups, a unique anthology
of art and literature.
Here are the letters of the alphabet, in David Hockney's inimitable
style -- created in a variety of media, including collage and laser
copier -- with brief accompanying texts by a dazzling array of
world-class writers. Each was assigned to his or her letter by
Stephen Spender, who himself contributed the Preface and a poem for
the letter A.
Those who love words will delight in the texts, which include,
among others:
-- Joyce Carol Oates on B, for birth, the "most profound" of all
the Bs.
-- Iris Murdoch on C, a "warm, comforting, friendly" letter.
-- Paul Theroux on D, for death: "An endless night so awful to
contemplate that it can make us love life and value it with such
passion that it may be the ultimate cause of all joy and all
art."
-- Gore Vidal on E: "So very like a comb."
-- Norman Mailer on F: "What a compliment you are paying me with
that letter."
-- Martin Amis on H, for homosexual: "It asks for courage. It
demands courage."
-- Erica Jong on I, a poem, "To the Letter I."
-- Margaret Drabble on L, for laughter: "Do we not, in looking back
on friendships, holidays, parties, good times, remember the
laughter even when the jokes are forgotten?"
-- Doris Lessing on P, for pumpkin: "One of the joys of
autumn."
-- Kazuo Ishiguro on T, for T-bone steak: "A dish renowned for its
directness and simplicity."
-- Julian Barnes on U, for unless: "The most sinister word in the
English language."
-- John Updike on V, for venereal, but also for victory.
-- Susan Sontag on W, for weather.
-- Anthony Burgess on X, a poem, "An Elegy for X."
Along the way, there is a previously unpublished letter, donated to
the project by Mrs. Valerie Eliot, from T. S. Eliot to a young,
aspiring writer, and a short essay by Arthur Miller comparing
contemporary prejudice against AIDS to the prejudice against
tuberculosis he remembers from his childhood.
"The world's Alphabets -- Alpha to Omega," says Stephen Spender in
the Preface, "are drums and trumpets, clarion calls, State
Funerals, Massed Choirs, Burial and Redemption." Hockney's Alphabet
is all that, as well as an enchanting and thought-provoking gift
book that will help end the AIDS crisis here and all over the
world.
"From the Paperback edition."
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