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50 Things to Know About Being a Tourism Scholar by Joanne Warren offers an insight to the courses from someone who has completed the degree and spent over a decade working around the industry, in a variety of sectors, in different countries.

Learn How to Communicate with Ease: 75 Tips and Tricks to Building Successful Relationships is a comprehensive guidebook that offers practical strategies and tools for improving communication skills and strengthening relationships whether in personal or professional settings.

Affirmations for Black Men to Attract Wealth & Success is a powerful and transformative guide that helps Black men tap into the power of affirmations to attract financial abundance and prosperity.

History is wrong! A woman can raise a boy to be a man. No longer will women be put down!

Set in New Orleans in the years after the Civil War, A Separate Country is based on the incredible life of John Bell Hood, arguably one of the most controversial generals of the Confederate Army--and one of its most tragic figures. Robert E. Lee promoted him to major general after the Battle of...

Sharing experiences, scripture, and revelation from the word of God, the author strives to encourage men to be all that God has purposed for them to be. Men...be. It’s time to rise up and become all that God has purposed for you. Our families, communities, nations, and countries depend on it.

Do you love cars? Do you love interesting stories about start-ups? Do you love crazy stories about founders and their ups and downs? This book, and the books in this series, are for you.

Do you love cars? Do you love interesting stories about start-ups? Do you love crazy stories about founders and their ups and downs? This book, and the books in this series, are for you.

A collection of six otherworldly tales from the author of We Burn Our Dead Tell No Tales.

Told in the voice of a twisted legal treatise, A Restatement of Murder is a razor-edged noir thriller that blends courtroom strategy, moral ambiguity, and Southern grit. As Eliot navigates corrupt cops, vengeful clients, a relentless ex-lover in the DA’s office, and a city full of hidden bodies, the question isn’t just whether he’ll get away with it.

Education is evolving faster than ever. Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the classroom, but are we using it to truly enhance learning—or are we risking the loss of critical human connections and authentic education? Teachers, administrators, and policymakers stand at a crossroads. The way we integrate AI today will determine the future of meaningful, student-centered learning.

The ego is a master of disguise, skillfully mimicking your voice, echoing your thoughts, and donning the familiar faces of your past experiences. It seeks control, craves recognition, and yearns for protection, but its most cunning strategy is convincing you that it embodies your true self. This book is not merely a listen; it is an act of unlearning—a profound journey back to your essence, a spiritual excavation that uncovers the layers of your identity.

Jules, a talented African American architect, is frustrated by the inability to break through the glass ceiling at his firm. He is also engaged with a woman who he does not truly love — a woman who appears more interested in being a socialite rather than his supportive partner. He opts to discover true love online - where he meets this alluring, radiant seductress, Chelle. Chelle has her own challenges to overcome. Two years removed from an emotionally abusive relationship, she enters the online dating world - encouraged by her longtime friend and former classmate Nicole.

Written with wit and wisdom, this guide is your survival manual in the corporate jungle. Packed with humorous anecdotes, clever comebacks, and a dash of psychological jujitsu, it teaches you how to outsmart, outlast, and outwit even the most insufferable office adversaries. By the time you're done, you'll be a certified Office Drama Ninja, skillfully maneuvering through the minefield of office politics, and, who knows, maybe even converting your toxic colleagues into (almost) tolerable allies.

This gripping true-to-life drama pulls you into the high-pressure world behind the walls of a female correctional facility. When a male officer becomes entangled in a web of desire, manipulation, and blurred boundaries, duty clashes with temptation in explosive ways.

Introducing The Misinformation Maze: Learn to Decode the Lies and Navigate the Digital Age Effectively. This guide is specially designed to equip you with an understanding and the practical tools necessary to thrive in today’s digital landscape.

This audiobook focuses on the history of the early African Church from the upper room at Pentecost to the rise of Islam. Its content is a subset of the research in the book Surveying Christianity's African Roots. Herein are cross-references to chapters in the research book, as well as additional details about the contributions, sacrifices and faith of indigenous African Christian men, women and teenagers.

I didn’t just leave prison—I left the mindset behind. In 5 Times a Slave: The Death and Resurrection of Maurice Burnette Ford, author, speaker, and former career criminal Maurice Burnette Ford shares how he broke the mental chains that kept him locked in a cycle of addiction, incarceration, and survival. After five prison sentences and years of being trapped by unhealed childhood trauma, Maurice reached a turning point: he realized he had the remote control to his life—and it was time to change the channel. This powerful follow-up to his first book is more than a memoir—it’s a message.

Crisis at the Top is a timely and necessary exploration of the ethical leadership challenges facing public safety organizations today. Through his Leadership HAT (Humility, Authenticity, Transparency) Continuum, Dr. Eric Plummer provides a critical framework for understanding how public safety leaders, from new chiefs to seasoned executives, can either build resilient, ethical cultures or fall prey to patterns of insecurity, arrogance, and corruption. Dr.

Charles Ball was born into slavery in Calvert County, Maryland and served there under several owners until, at twenty-six, he was sold and taken to South Carolina as part of a fifty-person coffle. After nearly seven years of grueling and often intolerable treatment in South Carolina and Georgia, he fled Georgia and returned to Maryland. This creative rendering of Balls' 1837 autobiography closely follows the original narrative. It recounts his upbringing in Maryland, his forced march to the deep South, and his escape and journey back home.