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  The Official Dictionary of...

  James Napoli

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  Tolerate ignorance? Really? So not necessary. This laugh-out-loud dictionary is the perfect lesson in snarkiness. 
   
  Why suffer the tiny minds of the plebian rabble with whom you come in daily contact, reasons James Napoli, executive vice president of the National Sarcasm Society. So, with The Official Dictionary of Sarcasm, he provides an A–Z guide to turn to whenever you need to set someone straight. From advertisements to e-mail, materialism to remote controls, there’s a witty answer for every situation. “You have been waiting patiently for a dictionary like this to come along. And now it is here,” recognizes Napoli. “Not that you give a crap.”

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  We Are Family - Understanding...

  Stephanie Campbell

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  Illustrated and written in poetic verse
   
  It can be hard to talk about mental illness. Sometimes it is easy to make fun of someone we don’t understand. Whether an adult or a child, love can be the perfect supplemental medicine to help those we love. We are all God’s sons and daughters. We are family and family we will stay.
   
  Inside this book:
   
  --Creative tool for therapists, parents, and educators to explain mental illness to children and young adults
   
  --Signs of mental illness
   
  --Provides a list and links to help resources

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  Federal Reserve System

  IntroBooks Team

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  Prior to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System (FRS), the U.S. economy faced frequent panics, bank failures, and credit scarcity due to unstable banking and financial systems prevailing in the market. Additionally, due to the rapid industrialization the decentralized banking system became more unstable. Specifically, the financial and the economy panic encountered during 1907 forced the congress to establish a centralized bank “The Federal Reserve System”. Congress passed the Reserve Act in the year 1913 to establish the FRS. The FRS is entitled to provide a safe, secure, and stable financial growth for the U.S. 
  As the FRS was created, the structure and functionalities of the central bank has evolved in phases. In the year 1935, the Fed’s monetary policy making body called the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) was formed to address the financial depression of the country. Further, the monetary policy was revised from time-to-time to address the financial panics and the bank runs faced by the public. The monetary policy addressed the surging inflation faced by passing the Federal Reserve Reform Act of 1977. Later, the monetary policy was entitled to increase the employment rate by passing the Employment and Balanced Growth act in the year 1978, and it was decided that the FRS produced the finance report to the congress twice a year.  
  Following the severe financial crisis in the year 2007-2008, the U.S. congress passed the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 to increase the transparency of the working of the FRS, extend the regulatory responsibilities, and increase the safety and security of the financial aspects by providing a new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 
  As the working of the FRS directly impacts the financial and economical condition of the country and the individuals, it becomes very important to understand the structure, functionalities, and working of the FRS.

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  Mind Hack Your Golf - Improve...

  Dr. Margaret Potter

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  How would you like to take charge of your mind and play your golf on your own terms?While most mental skills books for golf adopt a narrow focus on teaching skills that target performance, this book uses a holistic approach and provides tools to organize your thinking. You will learn to direct your mind with focused purpose to help you achieve your goals.Mind Hack Your Golf explores the 5P’s of a great golf mind:Preparation – focuses on building self-awareness as one of the essential key ingredients that will help you to develop the golf champion mindset.Practice – introduces you to mindfulness practices, concentration techniques, self-talk and imagery that helps to build your mental skills tool kitPerformance – highlights the stages of skill development and the importance of managing your emotions so you can consistently perform without fail.Pursuit – explores the benefits of positive emotional states and identifies core values that build character while promoting enjoyment and success.Progress – promotes an action-learning approach that encourages you to keep things simple while focusing on specific aspects of practice.The tips, tricks, and strategies in this audiobook will provide a solid platform for you to create your own mind mastery. All you have to do is implement the tactics in this audiobook to take your golf game to the next level.

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  A Macat Analysis of C S Lewis's...

  Ruth Jackson, Brittany Pheiffer...

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  Northern Irish academic, novelist, and broadcaster C. S. Lewis’s 1943 philosophical work The Abolition of Man is subtitled Reflections on Education With Special Reference to the Teaching of English in the Upper Forms of Schools. It is about the power of education to shape the minds of individuals and improve society (or harm it, if badly done), and encompasses everything from the scientific worldview at the time to philosophical arguments about right and wrong.
  
  At the heart of the work, Lewis condemns a contemporary trend for teaching children that values are subjective, stressing instead that for human society to flourish, people must understand that morality is, in fact, objective, and that a universal moral law exists.
  
  In writing Abolition, Lewis was leveraging his success as an author of fiction into a career as a public intellectual. National Review ranked the book at number seven in its list of “100 Best Non-Fiction Books of the Twentieth Century.”

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  The Book of Prognostics

  Hippocrates

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  Hippocrates, a Greek physician who lived in the fifth century BCE, is best known for his work in medical ethics. However, he also wrote a number of important medical texts, including The Book of Prognostics. This text contains Hippocrates' thoughts on prognosis, or the art of predicting the course of a disease. In it, he discusses the importance of understanding a patient's symptoms and making an accurate diagnosis before attempting to treat the illness. Read in English, unabridged.

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