'With the mind of a scholar and the heart of a pastor, Mark Fuller explores the Person and work of the Holy Spirit. Few Biblical truths have been so neglected and, at the same time, so misconstrued. This book will preach '--J.K. Warrick, General SuperintendentChurch of the Nazarene'Great book I truly enjoyed reading it and found it to be very valuable for my life and understanding of the power of the Holy Spirit and how He wants to live in and through my life.'--Dan Martin, PresidentMount Vernon Nazarene UniversityThe Holy Spirit is not someone to fear.If you're a Christian, He is part of you.There is a current explorion of interest in the spiritual realm by people from all religious backgrounds. Yet the Holy Spirit is the least known and understood member of the Godhead. Because we fear what we do not understand, many of us have chosen to simply avoid the subject entirely.The Holy Spirit makes real in us what Jesus Christ has done on our behalf when He died on the cross and rose to life again. A personal relationship with Him is not only possible, but critical to understanding and experiencing God's purpose for life.In this account, Fuller corrects popular misconceptions about the Holy Spirit. Consumed will educate you about the Holy Spirit and look at what the Bible teaches. See the difference He can make in your life and discover a dimension of God you've never experienced before.

The purpose of this study is to improve our understanding of the role of stakeholders in a strategic management context. More specifically, to understand how the choice of stakeholders with whom the firm should engage and how the use of various strategic domains affect the generation of non- economic competitive advantages. The results suggest firms constrained by economic factors may pursue non- economic competition through the leveraging of political and social capital. A model relating stakeholder inclusion to three forms of competitive advantage is offered in addition to a typography and classification system for stakeholder strategies. Four metrics to measure stakeholder inclusion at the business unit of analysis are also proposed. This study validates stakeholder theory as it pertains to the issues of inclusion and competitive advantage and extends it to include non-economic methods of enhancing firm performance. For corporate decision makers, it offers a means of identifying, evaluating and improving business strategy.

Proceedings of the Conference Ingestion of Spent Lead Ammunition: Implications for Wildlife and Humans. 12-15 May 2008, Boise State University, Idaho, United States of America Scientific evidence of the effects of lead on human health has brought forth large scale restrictions on its use, including the prohibition of lead in gasoline and paint. Responses on behalf of wildlife have been less forthcoming, but Bald Eagle consumption of contaminated ducks and geese contributed to the 1991 ban on lead shot for waterfowl hunting in the United States. Lead ammunition is still used in the US for purposes other than waterfowl harvest, and the extent to which lead is secondarily ingested by wildlife and humans has been the subject of recent investigations. An important step in understanding this problem is gathering relevant knowledge and scientific progress on these topics.