A most welcome practical guide and valuable day-to-day working tool, not only for volunteer treasurers, but for anyone wanting to start or join a not-for-profit organization. Whether for a charitable or religious group, an investment or social club of any sort, or a political committee or local union, MINDING THE MONEY gives sound financial assistance and solid tax advice for all involvedtreasurers, officers, boards of directors, donors, and general supporters.Mortimer M. Caplin, Senior Partner, Caplin Robert W. Spanogle, National Adjutant, The American Legion

Minding the Money: A Practical Guide for Volunteer Treasurers

Business & Money

Todd, Alden

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

iUniverse

The Essential Rene Magritte

Barnes&Noble

The Essential Rene Magritte (Essential Series)

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Harry N. Abrams

A guide to the tools and techniques used by the professional researchers

Finding Facts Fast

Reference

Ten Speed Pr

123pages. The heart of Finding Facts Fast is in the methods of thought, planning and the mix of skills which it employs. It teaches you how to avoid the time-wasting,methods by which most people search for information and substitutes RESEARCH TECHNIQUES that can be useful in setting up a reference shelf and other methods of utilizing library and other research resources.

Ten Speed Press+

Launched as part of the United States participation in the first International Polar Year, the Greely Arctic Expedition sent twenty-five volunteers to Ellesmere Island off the northwest coast of Greenland. The crew was commanded by Adolphus W. Greely, a lieutenant in the U.S. Army's Signal Corps. The ship sent to resupply them in the summer of 1882 was forced to turn back before reaching the station, and the men were left to endure short rations. The second relief ship, sent in 1883, was crushed in the ice. The crew spend a third, wretched winter camped at Cape Sabine. Supplies ran out, the hunting failed, and men began to die of starvation. At last, in the summer of 1884, the six survivors were brought home, but the excitement of their return soon turned into a national scandal-rumors of cannibalism during that dreadful, final winter were supported by grisly evidence. Abandoned is the gripping account of men battling for survival as they are pitted against the elements and each other. It is also the most complete and authentic account of the controversial Greely Expedition ever published, an exemplar of the best in chronicles of polar exploration.

Abandoned: The Story of the Greely Arctic Expedition 1881-1884

History

Americas

University of Alaska Press

Launched as part of the United States participation in the first International Polar Year, the Greely Arctic Expedition sent twenty-five volunteers to Ellesmere Island off the northwest coast of Greenland. The crew was commanded by Adolphus W. Greely, a lieutenant in the U.S. Army's Signal Corps. The ship sent to resupply them in the summer of 1882 was forced to turn back before reaching the station, and the men were left to endure short rations. The second relief ship, sent in 1883, was crushed in the ice. The crew spend a third, wretched winter camped at Cape Sabine. Supplies ran out, the hunting failed, and men began to die of starvation. At last, in the summer of 1884, the six survivors were brought home, but the excitement of their return soon turned into a national scandal-rumors of cannibalism during that dreadful, final winter were supported by grisly evidence.Abandoned is the gripping account of men battling for survival as they are pitted against the elements and each other. It is also the most complete and authentic account of the controversial Greely Expedition ever published, an exemplar of the best in chronicles of polar exploration.

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