Pure Mathematics, Grade 12, Student Edition

Science & Math

Robert Alexander

Mathematics

Addison-Wesley

Applied Mathematics Mathematics 12

Addison Wesley,2002

Minds on Math 8

Pearson Education Canada

Minds on Math 8 (Ontario edition)

Bastian Schweinsteiger - Pop Art Print (Multicolour; Purple Stars Background) 50 x 50 x 2 cm Large Square Deep Box Canvas

Addison-Wesley/Pearson

Geometry and Discrete Mathematics 12

Peter Taylor

Antonietta Lenjosek

Peter J. Harrison

The Kitchen Boy: A Novel of the Last Tsar

Perfection Learning

this collection contains six full-length plays: THE ART ROOM by Billy Aronson, THE CHINESE ART OF PLACEMENT by Stanley Rutherford, THE GENE POOL by Christi Stewart-Brown, THE LAST ORBIT OF BILLY MARS by Robert Alexander, MAN, WOMAN, DINOSAUR by Regina Porter, &amp; THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF SAVAGES by Amy Freed.... The Woolly Mammoth Theater Company of Washington DC is one of America's most fearless producers of new plays, with an impressive record of premieres that have gone on to be produced across the country and around the world. "The plays it has always championed and done best are dark, scratchy, outspoken and eager to buck both the status quo and theatrical convention," says critic David Richards in his Foreword to this collection of six recent Woolly premieres. Amy Freed's THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF SAVAGES, winner of both the Kesselring Prize and Charles MacArthur Award, is a witty and dazzling dissection of the lives of four famously obsessive mid-century poets. Robert Alexander's THE LAST ORBIT OF BILLY MARS is an intimate, ultimately shocking glimpse at a secretive black family living on the edge of a Saint Louis highway. By contrast, Christi Stewart-Brown's lighter-than-air comedy, THE GENE POOL, introduces an unusually open family with two moms, while simultaneously spoofing the traditional family sitcom. tour de force for one actor, Stanley Rutherford's award-winning THE CHINESE ARE OF PLACEMENT virtually defines Woolly's fascination with neurotically funny characters who don't seem to fit in. Billy Aronson's endearing romance, THE ART ROOM, re-imagines a classic Feydeau farce in a topsy-turvy mental ward setting. And Regina Porter's powerful black Southern drama, MAN, WOMAN, DINOSAUR, unites two unlikely lovers in a desperate effort to free themselves from the mysterious pull of the past.hat emerges from these remarkable new plays is Woolly Mammoth's obsession with original voices, its readiness to deal with controversy, and most suprisingly, its focus on big old-fashioned issues love, longing, family ties, self-expression, madness from unexpected new angles.

Plays From Woolly Mammoth

Arts & Photography

Amy Freed

Alexander, Robert

Aronson, Billy

Billy Aronson

Porter, Regina

Stanley Rutherford

Christi Stewart-Brown

Regina Porter

Rutherford, Stanley

Freed, Amy

Stewart-Brown, Christi

Performing Arts

Broadway Play Pub

A New York Times Bestseller A Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club SelectionWith haunting prose, Robert Alexander brings to life the Romanov's kitchen boy, Leonka, whom the Bolsheviks mysteriously spared and who in turn vanished into the bloody tides of the Russian Revolution. But what did the young boy see in those final days of the Imperial family? Would he know the truth of the secret letters smuggled to the Tsar? . . . On where thirty-eight pounds of tsarist jewels are to be found? . . . And why the bodies of two of the Romanov children are missing from the secret grave that was finally discovered in 1991?

The Kitchen Boy

Literature & Fiction

United States

Wheeler Publishing

Tired of the Daily Grind? If you asked a dozen Christians why their work matters, you'd probably get a dozen different answers. Whether paid or unpaid, skilled or menial, each of us longs to find meaning in what we do from day to day. Can the gospel really help us in our quest? 
The Gospel-Centered Life at Work invites CEOs and homeschooling parents, doctors and plumbers, white, blue and pink collar-workers to sit down and discuss our work as a common call to follow Jesus in all of life. Whether we struggle with complaining at work, defensiveness, fearing the future, frustration, or troubling ethical decisions, work brings challenges to each of us that we cannot handle apart from Jesus Christ.
 The Gospel-Centered Life at Work shows us how to turn to Jesus in repentance and faith and to both work and rest in Him. The 10 lessons in this small group study help participants to build a bridge from personal faith to the difficulties and drudgeries of the daily grind. Each lesson in "The Gospel-Centered Life at Work" is self-contained, featuring clear teaching from Scripture, and requires no extra work outside of the group setting.
 The self-explanatory Leader's Guide helps small group leaders with discussion questions and background material that clearly explain and apply the gospel truths from each lesson. The Gospel Centered Life
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<li> provides a gospel-centered framework and a common language by which Christians from all walks of life can understand their work.</li>
<li>Examines two gospel dynamics of work: how God shapes Christians through our work and how God shapes workplaces through the labors of Christians.</li>
<li> Addresses the real work of unpaid workers like stay-at-home moms, students, and retirees Features 10 self-contained lessons with clear biblical teaching and no homework required.</li>
<li>Features 10 self-contained lessons with clear biblical teaching and no homework required</li>
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The Gospel-Centered Life at Work Participant's Guide

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

New Growth Press

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