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  Budget Savvy Diva's Guide to...

  Sara Lundberg

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  Tips and tricks to beat high prices at the supermarket—shop smart, save big, and eat great!  
   
  Food prices may go up and down—but in any economy, you can learn how to score the hottest bargains and best deals. It’s easier than you think! In this helpful guide, Sara Lundberg, author of the super-saver website BudgetSavvyDiva.com, reveals her cleverest, most effective, and downright sneakiest strategies for saving money while filling the cart with all your favorite foods. With the advice in this book, you’ll quickly be navigating the grocery aisles like a pro. 
   
  •Tips for maximizing coupons 
   
  •Tricks for finding hidden bargains 
   
  •Delicious recipes that stretch every dollar 
   
  •Techniques for smart, stress-free shopping

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  IBM SPSS - Simple and Effective...

  Walker Schmidt

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  Statistical Data Analysis is a very important field of data analytics. However, the reputable tools that facilitate people in perform such tasks are very few in number, and most of the time, the tools that are popular charge a subscription, making it even less accessible. But let's say that money is not a problem and you're an aspiring data analyst who wants to improve your skills using the popular IBM SPSS Statistics Client. Well, chances are that even if you have bought the subscription and downloaded the application, you still won’t be able to get your head around to use the tool effectively, especially programming. 
  When you look around the market for a good and comprehensive guide to help you master the IBM SPSS Statistics tool, then this book is definitely for you. Here are a few features of this book that you will find useful: 
  •The concepts are kept simple, clear and to the point. 
  •Heavy focus on using Python and R programming languages through the IBM SPSS Integration plug-in. 
  •Practical demonstrations that implement the techniques and methods 
  •A comprehensive and detailed explanation of nearly every block of code that is presented in the book. 
  •A basic understanding of how Python and R programming languages work before implementing their respective functionality and features within the IBM SPSS program blocks. 
  •Techniques and methods that have been known to puzzle users. 
  •In addition, every topic discussed in this book has practical relevance. 
  If you’re looking for a hands-on, step by step guide that provides simple and effective strategies to help you master statistics using IBM SPSS, then you’ve found the right book. 

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  Diversifying the Courts - Race...

  Nancy Scherer

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  Examines the decisions of United States presidents to appoint judges from diverse backgrounds to federal courtsIn Diversifying the Courts, Nancy Scherer addresses why presidents choose—or don't choose—to diversify the federal courts by race, ethnicity, and gender. She explores how and why the issue became a bitter partisan fight in the first place, tracking the controversial history—and politics—of court diversification.Drawing on polls, political experiments, surveys and one-on-one interviews, Scherer illuminates the complicated relationship between diversity and court legitimacy. She shows us how diverse representation can positively impact perceptions of the court among women and racial minorities, while having a negative impact on the perceptions among white people and men. Ultimately, Diversifying the Courts provides insight into the impact of gender, race, and ethnicity on the courts, illuminating some of the major challenges facing the American judicial system in the years that lie ahead.

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  T-dola 21

  Jason Yonai

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  T-DOLA 21 is 18 chapters that talks about what are some of the rules of the G-Code, streets, gang culture, prison cars, etc.

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  Uncle John's Bathroom Reader...

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  An entertaining trivia compendium flush with fun facts about all things music. From boogie-woogie to Beethoven, from Prince to Pavarotti, from the bards of Broadway to the rebels of rock ’n’ roll—it’s all here. Uncle John has created this harmonious collection of tuneful tales for music lovers everywhere.  Uncle John has proven once again that he is in tune with our legion of loyal readers. This 516-page musical masterpiece dedicated to all things noteworthy ranges from silly one-hit wonders to culture-changing musical milestones. You’ll get a glimpse into the future of music and go back to the days when prehistoric man first started communicating in song. So, plug in your amp, turn the dial up to eleven, and have a blast reading about:  ·      The origins of nearly every genre and style of music—including rock, country, jazz, the blues, rhythm-and-blues, hip hop, punk, folk, polka, opera, Muzak, disco, and even marching bands  ·      Musical legends, from “outsiders” like the Shaggs and the Carter family, to giants like the Beatles, Elvis, and Weird Al Yankovic  ·      The stories of legendary music venues like the Grand Ole Opry, the Apollo, and the Fillmore  ·      How a computer glitch led to Right Said Fred’s 1991 hit “I’m Too Sexy”  ·      Why waltzing was considered as scandalous in its early days as rock was in its early days  ·      The birth of the banjo, the electric guitar, karaoke, and the Stradivarius violin  ·      How John Williams struck a universal chord with his score for Star Wars ·      Go underground to play the world’s largest natural musical instrument  ·      What happened at Woodstock and other weird concert mishaps  And much, much more

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  Tales from the Big House:...

  Stephen Wade

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  Tales from the Big House: Normanby Hall  tells the story of a place known perhaps today mainly as the home where Samantha Cameron grew up, but historically it has been the seat of the Sheffield family, whose most famous member was arguably the Duke of Buckingham in the seventeenth century. As with most country houses, the Hall was used as a military hospital in the Great War, and in the Second World War there were military personnel based there again. It stands just a few miles from the great steelworks on the Brigg Road, which have always defined Scunthorpe, so it played its part in the history of steel-making also.The book includes biographies of the famous but also tells of the lives of the ordinary people who kept the house and the estate going, from the gamekeepers to the gardeners, and the cooks to the stable hands. All this is set against the social background through the centuries of its existence, up to the sale of the Hall to Scunthorpe Borough Council in 1964. The lives familiar to us today from Downton Abbey and similar family sagas are at the heart of Stephen Wades history. But along the way, the reader will meet such characters as Sir Berkeley Sheffield, model railway enthusiast, Walter Brierley, architect, Thomas Sumpter, the schoolmaster, John Fletcher, machine-maker, and perhaps most charismatically of all, Lady Arthur Grosvenor, an expert on gypsy caravans.

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