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A job search parable designed to help those looking for work, or those helping others with their job search. ...Inside you will discover and explore the Law of Alignment, the missing weapon that so many job hunters fail to find. Proven strategies that simply make 'all the difference

The title and message of John Vinson's book is one in the same-Southerner, Take Your Stand! This is not an empty call to action or pining for the good ol' days, but a practical guide to reclaiming your identity and your life. Although this book is specific to Southerners, the discerning reader will view Vinson's work as applicable to any individual, family, or community that wants to separate themselves-as far as possible-from the "Establishme...

Every word, paragraph, and sentence in this book is about Character. Good Character brings about God Given Joy, Peace and Happiness of your inside person. Bad Character brings Rejection, Sorrow, Shame, and Lack of Confidence leading to a Feeling of Ugliness of your Inner Person. Therefore, causing you to search for that Joy, Peace, and Happiness outside of self. Only to find short term pleasure in Eating Disorders, Drug Addictions, Alcoholic, ...

Every word, paragraph, and sentence in this book is about Character. Good Character brings about God Given Joy, Peace and Happiness of your inside person. Bad Character brings Rejection, Sorrow, Shame, and Lack of Confidence leading to a Feeling of Ugliness of your Inner Person. Therefore, causing you to search for that Joy, Peace, and Happiness outside of self. Only to find short term pleasure in Eating Disorders, Drug Addictions, Alcoholic, ...

If it is true that the pen is mightier than the sword and that one picture is worth a thousand words, Thomas Nast must certainly rank as one of the most influential personalities in nineteenth-century American history. His pen, dipped in satire, aroused an apathetic, disinterested, and uninformed public to indignation and action more than once. The most notable Nast campaign, and probably the one best recorded today, was directed against New Y...

?In telling the little-known story of how the Senate shaped policy and how the Washington Conference fitted into the then prevailing view that a treaty could be a force for, rather than an expression of, peace, Mr. Vinson has done a thorough job. Echoes from the era resound throughout the book, and what they had to say makes strange reading indeed three (sic) decades and one world war later.?-American Academy of Political and Social Science. A...