Most Popular Books by James May

The authors not only give you 12 tools to overcome every objection known to sales, using just your words. But they also give you a method after ever chapter to permanently install each tool into your brain so you will always have it with you for easy access. In addition each tool has a unique name for creating an easy mnemonic. Never be caught off guard again with an objection you can''t handle. It''s such an easy method taught in this book you will amaze yourself at how quickly you get it and how easily you use it.

The panda and the octopus met at an art competition. Of course they did. Because pandas are famed for their delicate drawing ability and an octopus is a dab hand with a brush or two (or four, or six...). But, not for the first time in his life, the slippery octopus (who was actually a septopus which meant he had only seven limbs) was about to get into trouble. The first in the series of stories each of which involves the coming together of two animals from completely diverse environments (the septopus had never seen a black and white bear before), Ocho and Bao Bao''s Masterpiece tells of a newfound friendship which helps them to overcome disaster. It marries the flamboyance of a multi-tentacled sea creature with the patience and calm of China''s greatest mammal. Written in rhyming couplets where sometimes an older one - brother, sister or parent - may need to explain a word or two and featuring beautiful, hand drawn illustrations (no PCs were involved in the creation of our images), we hope you love this Two Unlikely Friends tale even a fraction of the enjoyment we had bringing it to life. Please check out Presley and Allie''s African Barbeque, the second book in the series. J&E

A giraffe, a kangaroo and a fire - what could possibly go wrong? Put them together and you get Africa''s first ever barbeque (and a vegetarian one at that). Presley the kangaroo and Allie the giraffe meet unexpectedly and use their skills to avert disaster and feed their animal friends with tasty treats. The second in the series of stories each of which involves the coming together of two animals from completely diverse environments (how do you think a kangaroo would react when it first saw a giraffe?), Presley and Allie''s African Barbeque tells of modern morals - overcoming adversity, equal opportunities (a female fire chief no less!) and entrepreneurism - because today''s children are too smart and ever-connected to be patronized. Written in rhyming couplets where sometimes an older one - brother, sister or parent - may need to explain a word or two and featuring beautiful, hand drawn illustrations (no PCs were involved in the creation of our images), we hope you love this ''Two Unlikely Friends'' tale even a fraction of the enjoyment we had bringing it to life. Please check out Ocho and Bao Bao''s Masterpiece, the first book in the series. J&E

Program for a series of lectures and plays co-sponsored by Armstrong State College and Savannah State College, and underwritten by a grant from the City of Savannah.

Indenture (1873), copy of entries in the marriage register, Belfast (1885) and birth register (1898) and a prescription from the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast (1925).

This manual is intended to assist in the establishment, facilitation, leadership, and evaluation of support programs for fathers of children with disabilities. The manual begins with a foreword written by a father of a child with severe disabilities and a preface by the project director of the National Fathers'' Network. An introductory chapter identifies common themes of fathers'' programs (e.g., safety, camaraderie, and understanding); benefits of fathers'' programs (e.g., discuss and practice the skills of caregiving); and suggestions for using the manual. The second chapter discusses patterns of family life, the father''s role/reactions, and results of fathers'' support programs (e.g., increased acceptance of the child). The third chapter addresses steps in starting such a group, including obtaining organizational sponsorship, recruiting fathers, determining costs, creative fund raising options, planning for child care, and locating meeting space. Principles of facilitation and leadership based on various leadership models (combinations of a professional and/or fathers facilitating the group) are covered next. Organizational activities (father/child activities, open discussion, educational opportunities, and social activities) are considered in the fifth chapter. Principles of individual and program evaluation are summarized, and the final chapter offers additional suggestions for supporting male involvement. Fifteen appendices provide sample publicity releases and forms, suggested activities, and evaluation guidelines. (Contains 21 references.) (DB)

Extracts from letters written by James May who travelled in Europe for his health in 1840. Interesting for author''s frequent remarks on religious life and church conditions in Europe.