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paperback. Zustand: As New. 1995; Michigan; illustrated, glossy paper covers; mild shelf wear; some red underlining, but mostly clean interior; 8vo - over 7 3/4" to 9 3/4" tall; 230 pages.

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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. As New, A Gentle Read Copy. No Notes, Names or Markings. No Torn Or Folded Pages. May Have Minor Shelf Wear To Dust Jacket Corner And Edges. - For More Information On Condition. Please See All Photos. ~ Saskatchewan is well known for its wheat, big skies, and social innovations. It's also renowned as a hockey hotbed. The NHL would not be the supreme league it is today without the many Saskatchewan pucksters who have skated and scored for all the pro teams. But Saskatchewan hockey is more than a breeding ground for the NHL. Indeed, Saskatchewan has a hockey culture all its own. Here are the true-grit stories of Saskatchewan hockey. Meet Jack McLeod, who won a World Hockey Championship in 1961 with the Trail Smoke Eaters; Fred Saskasmoose, the first Native in the NHL; and Mike Merriman, three-time captain of Canada's deaf team and twice world gold medallist. Some of the community stories include the Lloydminster Blazers winning the province's first Allan Cup in decades; and, of course, Wilcox, home to Notre Dame and its internationally renowned youth hockey program. "Guts and Go" is written for anyone, young or old, who enjoys hockey and hockey stories.…

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[1-894974-02-6] 2005. (Mass market paperback) Very good. xi, 209pp. 8vo. Clean, bright, tight; corners lightly bumped.

[1-894384-80-6] 2004. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 218pp. 8vo. Signed to the half title page, where there is also a Christmas gift inscription penned (neat). Else is clean and bright.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - They Smiled at Me the Whole Time A Memoir and Professional Survival GuideThey welcomed him. They mentored him. They smiled at him - the whole time.Then, in one conference room, one career-defining moment, his closest colleague let him fall.They Smiled at Me the Whole Time is the story of Marcus Webb - a Black man who made it from the east side of Kansas City to a VP seat at a regional investment firm, only to discover that making it through the door is not the same as being safe inside the room. When a high-stakes project review turns into a public ambush, Marcus is left standing alone, without allies, without cover, and with a choice every professional who has ever felt the gap between welcome and belonging will recognize: walk away quietly, or rebuild.He rebuilds.Methodically. In silence. Over two years.What follows is one of the most honest, practical, and compulsively readable accounts of corporate survival ever written. Marcus doesn't rage. He documents. He builds his reputation outside the room that tried to define him. And he draws on the deepest resource he has - his mother, Vivian Webb, a woman who cleaned the same offices he would one day run, and who knew more about power, patience, and professional endurance than any MBA program ever taught him.Each of the thirteen chapters pairs raw, cinematic storytelling with a concrete, actionable Lesson - making this simultaneously a gripping memoir and a genuinely useful guide. No jargon. No platitudes. Just hard-won wisdom, finally in print.If you've ever been the only one in the room - or smiled at by everyone in it - this book was written for you.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. They Smiled at Me the Whole Time A Memoir and Professional Survival GuideThey welcomed him. They mentored him. They smiled at him - the whole time.Then, in one conference room, one career-defining moment, his closest colleague let him fall.They Smiled at Me the Whole Time is the story of Marcus Webb - a Black man who made it from the east side of Kansas City to a VP seat at a regional investment firm, only to discover that making it through the door is not the same as being safe inside the room. When a high-stakes project review turns into a public ambush, Marcus is left standing alone, without allies, without cover, and with a choice every professional who has ever felt the gap between welcome and belonging will recognize: walk away quietly, or rebuild.He rebuilds.Methodically. In silence. Over two years.What follows is one of the most honest, practical, and compulsively readable accounts of corporate survival ever written. Marcus doesn't rage. He documents. He builds his reputation outside the room that tried to define him. And he draws on the deepest resource he has - his mother, Vivian Webb, a woman who cleaned the same offices he would one day run, and who knew more about power, patience, and professional endurance than any MBA program ever taught him.Each of the thirteen chapters pairs raw, cinematic storytelling with a concrete, actionable Lesson - making this simultaneously a gripping memoir and a genuinely useful guide. No jargon. No platitudes. Just hard-won wisdom, finally in print.If you've ever been the only one in the room - or smiled at by everyone in it - this book was written for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. They Smiled at Me the Whole Time A Memoir and Professional Survival GuideThey welcomed him. They mentored him. They smiled at him - the whole time.Then, in one conference room, one career-defining moment, his closest colleague let him fall.They Smiled at Me the Whole Time is the story of Marcus Webb - a Black man who made it from the east side of Kansas City to a VP seat at a regional investment firm, only to discover that making it through the door is not the same as being safe inside the room. When a high-stakes project review turns into a public ambush, Marcus is left standing alone, without allies, without cover, and with a choice every professional who has ever felt the gap between welcome and belonging will recognize: walk away quietly, or rebuild.He rebuilds.Methodically. In silence. Over two years.What follows is one of the most honest, practical, and compulsively readable accounts of corporate survival ever written. Marcus doesn't rage. He documents. He builds his reputation outside the room that tried to define him. And he draws on the deepest resource he has - his mother, Vivian Webb, a woman who cleaned the same offices he would one day run, and who knew more about power, patience, and professional endurance than any MBA program ever taught him.Each of the thirteen chapters pairs raw, cinematic storytelling with a concrete, actionable Lesson - making this simultaneously a gripping memoir and a genuinely useful guide. No jargon. No platitudes. Just hard-won wisdom, finally in print.If you've ever been the only one in the room - or smiled at by everyone in it - this book was written for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A serial killer stalks the streets of 1920s New Orleans. The grisly killings of wealthy young men leave the Police baffled believing it the work of a mad man but the truth is far more terrible. Drago Kessel, trained his entire life to become a Knight of the Draconian Order, and to wield an ancient sword in a century's old war, races against time to defeat an ancient evil crossing swords quite literally with a fanatical demonic cult and a sinister circus troupe. Marie Desmarais a young debutante of New Orleans High Society plunges into the seedy underbelly of the city risking her life in the hunt for her brother's killer. Her search brings her face to face with horrors beyond imagination and a mysterious voodoo priestess who will reveal her true destiny and change the course of her life forever. Alley Cat, masked thief and adventuress newly arrived in the city from the chaos of Bolshevik Russia with her surly guardian Gregor in tow sees the chance for fortune and fame in the land of the free. Instead she is embroiled in the bitter struggle against supernatural forces. Three disparate lives brought together by the machinations of an abomination from the very depths of antiquity Drago, Marie and Alley Cat are the only vanguard that stands between our world and total annihilation. As zombies rise from the Louisiana swamps and the minions of hell terrorize a city steeped in superstition and black magic can Drago and his rag tag band of allies defy the Forces of Darkness ? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…