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  Scholarship Cannot be...

  J.M. Kuczynski

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  One is either a bureaucrat or a scholar; one cannot be both.An Author's Republic audio production.

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  Shopify Business 2020 - Tips and...

  Michael Jones

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  Drоpѕhipping iѕ the gо-tо methоd fоr anуоne wanting tо upgrade their income withоut having to invest a crazу amоunt оf mоneу tо ѕtart a buѕineѕѕ. 
  The incredible platfоrm prоvideѕ уоu with an оppоrtunitу tо оwn a ѕtоre withоut wоrrуing abоut lоgiѕticѕ ѕuch aѕ ѕtоrage ѕpace, ѕtоck, оr inventоrу. Ѕоundѕ ѕimple enоugh, right? 
  Dоn’t be miѕled bу the ѕeeminglу ѕimple structure оf thiѕ venture, as it iѕ the reaѕоn manу similar buѕineѕѕeѕ have failed. Inѕtead, uѕe thiѕ audiobook tо dive deep beneath the ѕurface оf ѕucceѕѕful оnline buѕineѕѕeѕ and diѕcоver their ѕecretѕ, ѕtrategieѕ, and successful mоdelѕ before implementing them in уоur оwn prоject! 
  If you’re new to dropshipping and don’t know where to start, don’t know whether you’re the type of person who should try dropshipping, or just want to know how to scale your existing business, then this audiobook is for you. 
  You will learn:What dropshipping is and the advantages it can bring to your businessHow to identify the perfect sales niche and profitable productHow to build your brand and create loyal clienteleHow to use social media for marketingFifty-one tried-and-tested profitable marketing methodsThe importance of a positive mindset for achieving essential business and everyday life goalsHow to become an entrepreneur and determine the size of your companyHow to manage company development and profitsMistakes to avoid and basic suggestions for those starting a companyAnd much, much more! 
  The techniques, tools, tips, pitfalls, and other details described and mentioned in this book come from years of personal experience. I have tried and failed and tried and succeeded in this business, and I’m here to share my experiences with you. 
  Dropshipping is not a get-rich-quick scheme, and if you’re looking for that sort of thing, then this is not the book for you.

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  Entwined: Essays on Polyamory...

  Alex Alberto

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  In a series of genre-blending essays read by the author, Entwined tells the story of Alex Alberto’s decade-long polyamorous journey toward a new kind of family. 
  In these essays, Alex attempts to build two committed relationships at once when no one involved has done this before; develops a powerful bond with the woman their partner loves; sits through a tense Thanksgiving Dinner with religious in-laws; questions the need for rules and hierarchy in their relationships; experiences the intensity of a triad; wrestles with the fragility baked into the nuclear family after their father’s stroke; and explores their queerness and gender identity in English, in New York, and struggles to reconcile their newfound self in their native French-Canadian language and culture. 
  Entwined explores the fuzzy lines between friendship, romance, and family with various essay forms, including a play, an advice column, and a love letter. Yes, there are challenges, but rather than wallowing in the throes of jealousy, this memoir celebrates the hard work of creating a love life that resists conventional narratives. 
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  WHAT EARLY READERS SAY ABOUT ENTWINED: 
  "Entwined is a goddamn bible for poly-curious people." 
  —Chloe Caldwell (she/her), 37, questioning 
  "Entwined is about the desire to create a life outside of capitalism, heteronormativity, and the patriarchy." 
  —Samantha Paige Rosen (she/her), 33, queer and monogamous 
  "Entwined had me captivated from start to finish. It will no doubt influence my approach to romance and family." 
  —Rio C. (she/her), 21, queer, trans, and curious about polyamory 
  "I laughed, cried, and felt my heart fill the fuck up." 
  — Dan D. (they), 36, queer and newly navigating non-monogamy within a lifelong partnership.

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  Summary of Brent Schlender's...

  Falcon Press

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  So much has been written about the late Steve Jobs that Brent Schlender and his co-author, Rick Tetzeli, wisely begin their biography with a prologue that explains why they wrote yet another biography of the Apple co-founder. Schlender, a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal and Fortune, became close to Jobs over twenty-five years of interviews, and was one of the few journalists Jobs trusted. 

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  Stone Free - Jimi Hendrix in...

  Jas Obrecht

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  A compelling portrait of rock's greatest guitarist at the moment of his ascendance, Stone Free is the first audiobook to focus exclusively on the happiest and most productive period of Jimi Hendrix's life.As it begins in the fall of 1966, he's an under-sung, under-accomplished sideman struggling to survive in New York City. Nine months later, he's the toast of Swinging London, a fashion icon, and the brightest star to step off the stage at the Monterey International Pop Festival. This momentum-building, day-by-day account of this extraordinary transformation offers new details into Jimi's personality, relationships, songwriting, guitar innovations, studio sessions, and record releases. It explores the social changes sweeping the U.K., Hendrix's role in the dawning of "flower power," and the prejudice he faced while fronting the Jimi Hendrix Experience.In addition to featuring the voices of Jimi, his bandmates, and other eyewitnesses, Stone Free draws extensively from contemporary accounts published in English and foreign-language newspapers and music magazines. This celebratory account is a must-listen for Hendrix fans.

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  The Boy Generals - George Custer...

  Adolfo Ovies

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  First in a trilogy—a study of the strategy, tactics, and rivalry between two leaders of the Army of the Potomac’s cavalry during the American Civil War. George Armstrong Custer’s career has attracted its fair share of coverage, but most Custer-related studies focus on his decision-making and actions to the exclusion of other important factors, including his relationships with his fellow officers. Custer developed his tactical philosophy within the politically ridden atmosphere of the Army of the Potomac’s Cavalry Corps. His relationship with his immediate superior, Wesley Merritt, was so acrimonious that even Custer’s wife Libbie described him as her husband’s “enemy.”The Boy Generals examines in detail the steadily deteriorating relationship of two cavalrymen with opposing tactical philosophies, and how this relationship affected events in the field. Custer was a hussar—a firm believer in the shock power of the mounted saber charge—while Merritt was a dragoon, his tactics rooted in the belief that the purpose of the horse was to transport the trooper to the battlefield, where he could fight dismounted with his carbine. With these diametrically opposed belief systems, it was inevitable that these officers would clash. What has often been described as a spirited rivalry was in fact something much darker, an association that moved from initial distaste to acrimony, and finally, outright insubordination on Custer’s part. Author Adolfo Ovies mined deeply official reports, regimental histories, and contemporary newspaper accounts, together with unpublished and little used primary sources of men who fought in their commands. This rich and satisfying study exposes the depths of one of the most dysfunctional and influential relationships in the Army of the Potomac and how it affected cavalry operations in the Eastern Theater.The Boy Generals will change the way Civil War readers think of the premier Union army’s mounted arm, as well as George Custer’s legacy.Praise for The Boy Generals “A grand effort . . . a “Must Read.” It will be a standard bearer; a marvelous book that should remain among the very best. . . . It will certainly grace my library.” —Frederic C. Wagner III, author of The Strategy of Defeat at the Little Big Horn “Well-written, thoroughly researched, and entertaining. This is one you cannot miss.” —Eric J. Wittenberg, award–winning author of “The Devil’s to Pay”: John Buford at Gettysburg: A History and Walking Tour

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