This volume of coursework from TrainAmerica's Layered Learning Series includes: 1. Creativity Unbound Exercises and tips show hot to use creativity to problem solve and compete more effectively. 2. Beyond Supervision Exercises and case studies help participants learn how to demonstrate authority, delegate tasks, become a leader, and solve problems. 3. Managing Organizational Change Managers will discuss ways to build a motivated and productive work force under changing conditions - techniques that will allow the "boss" to be more effective. 4. Learning to Lead Learn the difference between managers and leaders, as well as the personality traits, behavioral changes, and goal setting it takes to success.

This volume of coursework from TrainAmerica's Layered Learning Series includes: 1. Customer Delight: Your Response Ability Customers will seek out companies that focus on service. Develop an appreciation for the importance of servicing the needs of customers and generate greater profits. 2. Personal Power Your self-esteem is under attack every day. Learn how to keep it healthy, both at work and in your personal life. 3. Team Building: An Exercise in Leadership Team building will improve employee productivity and communication and show how each fits into the company's goals. 4. Successful Self-Management Learn a sensible, logical, and psychologically sound way to improve personal effectiveness and productivity.

Not many know that during World War II the United States kept over 400,000 German and Italian prisoners of war within our continental borders. Due to shortage of workers in America, twenty-five of those prisoners of war, worked on Bill Taylor's cotton farm in Arkansas from 1943 to 1946. The neighbors who did not need the extra work, call Bill Taylor a Nazi-lover and a troublemaker. He wasn't. Catch a glimpse from this Narrative-Memoir of another side of WWII. Then glean more from the sequel, Bonnie & the Nazis.

Not many know that during World War II the United States kept over 400,000 German and Italian prisoners of war within our continental borders. Due to the shortage of workers in America, twenty-five of those prisoners of war worked on Bill Taylor's cotton farm in Arkansas from 1943 to 1946. The neighbors, who did not need the extra work, called Bill a Nazi-lover and a troublemaker. Was he? Told from the perspective of young Bonnie Taylor-Libhart, catch a glimpse from this Narrative-Memoir of another side of WWII in this newly expanded edition of WWII German POWs in Arkansas.

This is the third and final book written in honor of my television co-host and daughter, Emily Dawn Libhart, who had a passion for ministry using Russian interpreting as a tool to reach the Slavic countries. Putting her faith in action, she was compelled to share the gospel by risking it all. God used her to send and take a million Bibles across the communist border. She had a love for missions and sharing the gospel with everyone through music and the Word. Her death, shortly after her return came as a shock and this book has been a love letter to her and why we loved her. The notes in this book are a sampling that arose out of Emily's heart's cry-her transparent compassion for ministry and her love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ... In this book of stories about Emily and songs written by her she lives on in our hearts and minds.

This volume of coursework from TrainAmerica's Layered Learning Series includes: 1. Handling Difficult People Learn how to handle the angry caller, the talkative caller, and the demanding caller. 2. Personal Time Management Learn what time you can control, how to best use that time, and practical ways to establish priorities. 3. Attitude: Your Most Priceless Possession Proven techniques to stay positive in today's busy, pressure-filled world, and the relationship between attitude and career success. 4. The Art of Communicating Designed for business professionals to enhance interpersonal skills. Learn the importance of posture, gestures, dress, voice, humor, and voice quality.

This collection of poems as told by Jess Kenner highlights the beauty of the simple things from good old fashioned country life. From The Old Wooden Tub to When Daddy Shook the Stove, these timeless stories of old-time country life display the beauty and wonder of the things we take for granted - the Simple Things in Life.

I have a Premonition, that soars on silver wings I know of your accomplishments, and other wondrous things. I do not know beneath which sky nor where you'll challenge faith. I only know it will be high when you laugh your way to healing.

This is the complete collection of all module's in the TrainAmerica program. Twelve modules include: 1. Customer Delight: Your Response Ability 2. Personal Power 3. Team Building: An Exercise in Leadership 4. Successful Self-Management 5. Creativity Unbound 6. Beyond Supervision 7. Managing Organizational Change 8. Learning to Lead 9. Handling Difficult Customers 10 Personal Time Management 11. Attitude: Your Most Priceless Possession 12. The Art of Communicating

Not many know that during World War II the United States kept over 400,000 German and Italian prisoners of war within our continental borders. Due to shortage of workers in America, twenty-five of those prisoners of war, worked on Bill Taylor's cotton farm in Arkansas from 1943 to 1946. The neighbors who did not need the extra work, call Bill Taylor a Nazi-lover and a troublemaker. He wasn't. Catch a glimpse from this Narrative-Memoir of another side of WWII. Then glean more from the sequel, Bonnie & the Nazis.

These books are in honor of my television co-host and daughter, Emily Libhart, who had a passion for ministry using Russian interpreting as a tool to reach the Slavic countries. This is the complete collection of stories told about her and a diary written in her own words. Putting her faith in action, she was compelled to share the gospel by risking it all. The notes in this book are a sampling that arose out of Emily's heart's cry-her transparent compassion for ministry and her love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ... In this book of stories about Emily and songs written by her she lives on in our hearts and minds.

Spring into life with zest as an overcomer. Learn the secrets to overcoming by looking at other peoples experiences. "It's Possible: The Seasons of Life" explores how it is POSSIBLE to survive through life's ups and downs.

ony and Bonnie's relationship endured many storms...from their survival of the press box crash at the Indy 500 to their struggle to hold onto their lives in an Arkansas tornado, but the whirlwind of separation wreaked the most damage on their lives. Their search for happiness in power, prestige, and possessions fed its winds. To support that search, Bonnie spent more and more hours at her job as a TV talk show host while Tony devoted more and more of himself to his company. Finally there wasn't anything left for each other. When the storm winds had done their damage, they left behind only the splintered remains of the Libharts' relationship. That was when Bonnie called out to God-and He answered her cry. Winning in Rocky Road Relationships is a story of wreckage and rebuilding, but more than that it's a handbook you can use to look at your own priorities. The unique Analysis-Action sections at the end of each chapter give you a chance to see where your own present goals and priorities are-and a chance to set new ones.

You can be YOU Better'n anyone else Each of us has been placed here on Earth and given life for some grand purpose. Each of us has been given a Gift. It was put into YOU for God's Good Pleasure, to bless yourself and others. It was put into us to develop and through it's development to bless humanity. Your gift can be accomplished and given only by you... I have a premonition that soars on silver wings. I know of your accomplishments and other wondrous things. I do not know beneath which sky nor where you'll challenge fate. I only know it will be high; I only know Created in God's Image...YOU ARE GREAT It's POSSIBLE See yourself and loved ones in Scene's from: "Finding JOY in Overcoming the D's in Life" Beginning Today....

Tony and Bonnie's relationship endured many storms...from their survival of the press box crash at the Indy 500 to their struggle to hold onto their lives in an Arkansas tornado, but the whirlwind of separation wreaked the most damage on their lives. Their search for happiness in power, prestige, and possessions fed its winds. To support that search, Bonnie spent more and more hours at her job as a TV talk show host while Tony devoted more and more of himself to his company. Finally there wasn't anything left for each other. When the storm winds had done their damage, they left behind only the splintered remains of the Libharts' relationship. That was when Bonnie called out to God-and He answered her cry. Winning in Rocky Road Relationships is a story of wreckage and rebuilding, but more than that it's a handbook you can use to look at your own priorities. The unique Analysis-Action sections at the end of each chapter give you a chance to see where your own present goals and priorities are-and a chance to set new ones.

This book is in honor of my television co-host and daughter, Emily Libhart, who had a passion for ministry using Russian interpreting as a tool to reach the Slavic countries. Putting her faith in action, she was compelled to share the gospel by risking it all. God used her to send and take a million Bibles across the communist border. She had a love for missions and sharing the gospel with everyone through music and the Word. Shortly after her return, Emily was soon visited and interviewed by the CIA, and a week later, she was killed, being hit by a car while she was walking on foot. The notes in this book are a sampling that arose out of Emily's heart's cry-her transparent compassion for ministry and her love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ... In this book of stories about Emily and songs written by her she lives on in our hearts and minds.

This book is in honor of my television co-host and daughter, Emily Libhart, who had a passion for ministry using Russian interpreting as a tool to reach the Slavic countries. Putting her faith in action, she was compelled to share the gospel by risking it all. God used her to send and take a million Bibles across the communist border. Shortly after her return, Emily was soon visited and interviewed by the CIA, and a week later, she was killed, being hit by a car while she was walking on foot. As a columnist for Valley news, my editor wanted me to investigate the CIA and the death of Emily. Her daddy, Tony, would not go along with it because he said he had to let it go. He said, "I must let it go-I will not spend the rest of my life fighting the CIA..." and so it was let go. The notes in this book are a sampling that arose out of Emily's heart's cry-her transparent compassion for ministry and her love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ...

Hank Williams said that Bernice was the best Guitarist he ever knew. Over the years, the band would share bookings with Elvis Presley, the Carter Sisters, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and other Major country music performers. See snapshots of the life of Bernice Turner: BACKSTAGE "Music has always been my life," Bernice said, "I don't know anything about anything except music. God has blessed me so much and I never want to stop."

Television influence communication between parent and child.