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God has blessed Carol Batey to tap into the Infinite Wisdom to create this writing workbook. In turn, she has trusted the unseen powers of God to write several books. This, her fifth book, comes solely and directly from the Universal God. People want direction on how to write, publish and market their books - it is outlined clearly within these pages. Why Aren't You Writing? Are you waiting to be inspired or motivated? Maybe you are afraid that by committing your ideas to paper, others will be able to see the weak areas of your life. This is the spiritual writing handbook for you to unlock your potential to write and create your projects. Guidance is directing and operating your life as you write. Take it from someone like Batey, she's been there!

A compilation of eighty-one letters written by Alabama native Susie Mae Young to two of her daughters. The book chronicles the life of the widowed mother of seven who struggled against poverty and racism to provide not only a better life for her own family, but many others in her community as well.

The Last Time I Saw Richard tells the story of the increasing disillusionment of Richard Davis during the 1970s. Incurable romantic and cynic, Richard's story is told through thirteen interwoven stories. Davis, his friends and lovers reveal themselves through funny, pointed and often poignant dialogue. The result is an offbeat look into the darkness of the human heart.

This text explores the potential formation of a decentralized Technomass of individuals connected by technology and out of the control of traditional institutional structures, including governments and megacorporations. The style of the text, a collaboration between an economic theoretician - poet and a visual artist, is not, surprisingly, out of the usual textual box. It is simultaneously a work of theory, visual art, and poetry meant to reflect (as a two-way mirror) both the out-of-control-ness of the Technomass and the ongoing struggle to redefine humanity by shaping new types of social relationships, new understandings of individuality, and new possibilities for human creativity and communication within Cyberspace.

The technologies that have given rise to Cyberspace (borrowing the term from William Gibson), in conjunction with other political, cultural, and environmental conditions, have opened the possibility of a new dimension of social and, narrowly, economic space. Cyberspace creates a matrix of possibilities, sometimes contradictory, for new social and economic relationships, only a fraction of which have yet been realized. The papers comprising this text explore these possibilities from the unique perspective of senior seminar students who have grown up with these technologies and are free from expectations based on a world that predates the pervasiveness of Cyberspace. From exploring the transformations in business practices to the impact of Cyberspace on the development of Afghanistan, these papers attempt to expand the boundaries of our understanding of the changes that have already taken place because of Cyberspace.

From Zero to Faith...Real Talk for Real Business weaves key business principles and life lessons into a powerful and personal testimony about entrepreneurship. You will laugh, cry and say "Amen" as you experience the story of this entrepreneur's journey. Brenda teaches and inspires as she shares ten lessons that can be applied to your business and to your life. From Zero to Faith will free so many from their fear, guilt and anxiety about the "great game of business." This is the story no one is going to tell you - it is "real talk for real business."

This book investigates the complex history of microfinance and explores the social architecture of contemporary financial institutions to give the reader a clear sense of the state of the art in this important area of finance. This is a key starting point for anyone who wants to understand or become directly involved in microfinance.

This is a true story of a woman who learns a dark and troubling secret about her trusted husband that threatens to rip her world apart. With the aid of a group of daring women, she escapes with her four children to another country. In her new found freedom, she is able to examine the childhood experiences that influenced her to remain imprisoned and paralyzed in an abusive relationship for so long. It is a riveting story of one woman's search to understand her ignorance and tolerance of an abusive relationship and the parochial, male-dominated society in which she was trapped.