Eat Your Way to a Six Pack: The Ultimate 75 Day Transformation Plan: THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Scott Harrison

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: The time has come for us to see a purpose for business that goes beyond money and that has a vision for this economy that goes even beyond this earth. Built around twelve themes: calling, leadership, character, success, money, stewardship, balance, disciplines, relationships, pluralism, ethics and giving, Our Souls at Work opens our collective eyes to the spiritual nature and mission of our daily work. Written by respected business leaders from well–known brands (Coca–Cola, PepsiCo, TOMS Shoes, etc..), Our Souls at Work creates a space for ongoing community and conversation on these important issues. ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Our Souls at Work is a collaboration by the premier and elite leaders in the business world, such as The book includes advice and insights from 40 different world class leaders and Fortune 500 CEO's like: Steve Reinemund (former CEO/Chair of PepsiCo), John Tyson, Chair (former CEO) of Tyson Foods, Mo Anderson, Vice Chair (former CEO/Chair) of Keller Williams Realty, Bonnie Wurzbacher, Senior VP of Global Customer Leadership at Coca Cola, Dennis Bakke, founder of AES, Blake Mycoskie of TOMS Shoes and Scott Harrison of charity: water. Edited by Mark L. Russell, nationally respected expert on the relationship of faith and work, with a Ph.D. on the topic from Asbury Seminary, and experience interviewing over 500 business leaders from around the world.

Our Souls At Work

Business & Money

Ken Eldred

David W. Miller

Mark L. Russell

Dave Gibbons

Dennis Bakke

Blake Mycoskie

Steve Reinemund

Mo Anderson

Business Culture

Russell Media

Masculinities and Music provides a window into the world of men and boys and their engagement with music. This book offers both personal reflections and academic argument. Historical perspectives are provided alongside recent research findings. Topics include an interrogation of the affect of hegemonic masculinity on musical involvement, with references to compulsory heterosexuality, gender-role-rigidity and avoidance of femininity. Stories of men and boys and their struggle to participate in music permeate the volume, which concludes with some examples of effective practice for men and boys wishing to engage or re-engage with music.   Australian academic Scott Harrisonâs writing is the result of many years of experience as both performer and teacher. He offers a glimpse into his own experiences as young man performing at school and, as an adult singing opera and music theatre. His experience as a teacher of males and females from pre-school to adulthood imbues the book with authority born of genuine familiarity with his topic.   This is a passionate, humorous yet serious look at men and music. The volume is essential reading for teachers, parents, academics and young men.

Masculinities and Music: Engaging Men and Boys in Making Music

Arts & Photography

Music

Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Set between the TV stories Trial and Killer, Archangel finds the rebels trying to move on from the horrific death of crew-member Olag Gan. When an old friend of Blake's believed to have been murdered five years earlier by the Federation is discovered alive in a labour camp on Sigma Minor, the rebels decide to mount a daring rescue attempt. But the talented cybernetic engineer Blake once knew is a shadow of his former self. His memory has been wiped, his family are prisoners of the Federation, and his name is inextricably linked to a sinister project known only by a codename: Archangel. Archangel: an ultra-secret experiment so dangerous, so horrific, so terrifying that it was shut down by the High Council and ordered never to be reopened... until now. This time, death may be the Liberator crew's best option.

Archangel (Blake's 7)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Big Finish Productions Ltd

Three enhanced audiobooks performed by the stars of the classic BBC television series. These stories are set during Series 1. PROMISES by Nigel Fairs. Starring Jan Chappell as Cally and Stephen Greif as Travis. Cally is alone with Travis, Blake's mortal enemy. As they delve into the past, a long hidden secret that links them both is revealed. EPITAPH by Scott Harrison. Starring Sally Knyvette as Jenna and Michael Keating as Vila. When Jenna and Vila answer a distress call from a ship, a journey begins that will lead them to the surviving members of Jenna's family. KERR by Nick Wallace. Starring Jacqueline Pearce as Servalan and Paul Darrow as Kerr. Supreme Commander Servalan believes she has a vital insight into the Liberator crew - a clone of Avon. But can this clone be trusted? Written by Scott Harrison, Nick Wallace and Nigel Fairs. Directed by Lisa Bowerman.

The Liberator Chronicles: Volume 4 (Blake's 7)

Nigel Fairs

Nick Wallace

Fantasy

Three CTHULHU novellas, by today's leading horror writers, set throughout the twentieth century. One Nameless Thing by Alison Littlewood, set in the Maldives in the present day. The Gamekeeper by Johnny Mains set in Scotland in the 1940s & 1970s. Not To Touch The Earth by Thana Niveau set in San Francisco in 1967.

Whispers in the Dark: A Cthulhu Anthology (Snowbooks Anthologies)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Snowbooks

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