Best Selling Books by Russell Lee

Inspired by the work of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Russell Lee Hawkins elaborates on Coleridge''s poetry with his own collection; which includes the conclusions to Coleridge''s poems Kubla Khan and The Dark Ladie.

An informational guide on green tea and how it can help people lose weight. The chapters in the book include: Green Tea for Weight Loss Is Green Tea Good for Weight Loss? How to Prepare Green Tea for Weight Loss? How to Drink Green Tea for Weight Loss? Green Tea Extract for Weight Loss Green Tea Capsules for Weight Loss Best Green Tea for Weight Loss

This book contains 21 tips on how you can travel and see new places without having to spend much money. You''ll learn about reducing the cost of food, transportation, lodging, and more. Some of the tips you may like while others you may not like. Just look at each tip objectively and choose the ones that you feel are right for your particular travel situation.

When UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres went to the Genocide Olympics in Beijing, without saying a word about the mass incarceration of the Uighurs in Xinjiang, it was a new low, even for him. But he had concealed his personal financial links with UN briber CEFC China Energy, convicted in the SDNY court, and banned Inner City Press which asks him about the links. This text tracks Guterres'' descent, called shameful by a US Senator. It is a tale of Kurt Wheelock (of Belt and Road, and Predatory Bender before that, here covering the Avenatti / Stormy Daniels trial in SDNY). It also has more on lawyer Michael Randall Long, now filing in the EDNY where Kurt picks up following the fraud case of Jho Low and Roger Ng of Goldman Sachs. It''s a series about corruption, with the UN in decay but the scrutiny and legal fight-back accelerating. #GenocideGamesOfGuterres

This thesis critically analyzes two common methods of interpretation that occur on the historic landscape and offers an alternative method. The first method is the Formalist convention which identifies and interprets the historic landscape based on dates, designer, function, origin or other fact which locates the site within a stylistic sequence of similar landscapes. The second method is the ubiquitous use of text panels and guide books as the main interpretative medium. The alternative focuses on the experience of the landscape design as the main interpretative method. This alternative method is then applied to the landscape of Homestead National Monument of America, located in southeast Nebraska, through a conceptual interpretative design.

Create the Life You Desire and Deserve Study Guide and Workbook that shares the Lee System to transforming your life.

Genealogical trees of the Ruth, Gockley, Turner, Smith and Trostle families of Southeast Pennsylvania, including Berks County, Chester County, Cumberland County, Dauphin County, Delaware County; Franklin County, Lancaster County, Lebanon County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia County, and York County.

Salmonella continues to threaten public health as well as negatively impact dairy producers on multiple levels. Efficacious solutions to control Salmonella among dairy cattle have long been sought to alleviate these problems. A novel vaccine technology has been developed based on purified siderophore receptors and porin proteins (SRP®) derived from Salmonella Newport. When vaccinated with these SRP® cattle are stimulated to produce antibodies which act in concert with host defenses to disrupt iron acquisition of pathogenic bacteria. To evaluate the effectiveness of this technology, a prospective cohort study was designed utilizing herds (n = 11) that practiced whole herd vaccination with the SRP® vaccine (vaccinated cohort) and herds (n = 11) that had not used the SRP® vaccine. Samples were collected during four rounds at approximately six week intervals from June through October 2009. Samples were transported to the laboratory at West Texas A & M University and cultured for the prevalence of Salmonella using selective enrichment methods. Salmonella isolates were evaluated for antimicrobial susceptibility and serotype. Data was analyzed using commercially available software to evaluate the herd-level effects of vaccination. Salmonella was ubiquitous throughout the Texas Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico, within-herd animal level estimates of prevalence ranged from 0.0 - 92%, over the length of the study period. Overall all rounds vaccinated herds had decreased (P = 0.012) Salmonella prevalence (15.3 vs. 27.5%). Vaccinated herds had numerically fewer Salmonella isolates belonging to the Newport serotype. Salmonella Typhimurium isolates were recovered approximately equally from vaccinated and non-vaccinated herds. Isolates from vaccinated herds were resistant to fewer antimicrobials throughout the study period. The ACSSuT(resistant to ampicillin, chloramphenicol, streptomycin, sulphisoxazole, and tetracycline) and MDR-AmpC (ACSSuT resistance plus resistance to ceftiofur and amoxicillin/clavulanate) resistant phenotypes were more frequently observed among non-vaccinated herds and none of the isolates from vaccinated or non-vaccinated herds were resistant to nalidixic acid, gentamicin, ciprofloxacin, or amikacin. These findings indicate vaccine efficacy for the reduction of Salmonella prevalence. Dairy operators along with herd veterinarians are encouraged to utilize this data with other herd specific factors in determining whether to use this specific vaccine.

"The research project director at a college or university has few, if any, of the traditional management tools that are available for other forms of management, especially in performing the early, crucial stages of planning. This is particularly distressing since managing a program in this type of environment can be very difficult, due to bureaucratic red tape and interdepartmental concerns. The purpose here is to develop an aid for managers with these problems, for more effective research management in a university environment. After developing a general model for a typical research project at a university, the Gasification Research On Wood (GROW) project, which is currently in progress at the University of Missour--Rolla, was used to show its applicability with emphasis on the conceptual and planning phases. The Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) was used to computerize the total project management system. The results show that although there are problems in applying PERT technique fairly, and without emotion, it can be concluded that the experienced project director should find the model extremely useful as a planning aid"--Abstract, leaf ii.

The purpose of this case study was to discover the time management experiences of adult learners in an online undergraduate degree program at a mid-sized, Midwestern private university. The theory guiding this study was Tourangbam’s (2011) time equity theory as it emphasized the connection between time management and both productivity and life satisfaction. Data was collected through online (Zoom) interviews, a virtual (Zoom) focus group, and photovoice (Wang & Burris, 1992) exercise in which participants took photographs that represented their priorities, obligations, and time-wasters, which were the three categories of time management identified in time equity theory (Tourangbam, 2011). Data was analyzed qualitatively, allowing emergent categories to form from the raw data. Data from the three types of sources were synthesized, and multi-layered member-checking was used to increase the dependability of the study. The results of this study demonstrated common experiences, behaviors, and understandings of priorities, obligations, and time-wasters among the participants. The participants consistently used time-management strategies identified in existing literature (Macan et al., 1990), as well as self-regulation behaviors (Bandura, 1991). However, participants did not make the distinction between priorities and obligations described by Tourangbam (2011) and used these terms interchangeably. All participants identified social media as a time-waster and admitted to struggling to minimize time-wasters. Participants described their places of study as typically chaotic, high-traffic areas with frequent interruptions, but also identified supportive family as a primary factor in their academic success.

A Course in Prosperity in Abundance is a course in the basics of biblical propserity and abundance. It is a complete guide to have the individual manifest Prosperity and Abundance in their life.