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Get Clark smart : the ultimate guide for the savvy consumer / by Howard, Clark,1955-(CARDINAL)435955; Meltzer, Mark.(CARDINAL)384401;

Subjects: Consumer education; Finance, Personal;

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Get Clark smart : the ultimate guide to getting rich from America's money-saving expert / by Howard, Clark,1955-(CARDINAL)435955; Meltzer, Mark.(CARDINAL)384401;

Subjects: Finance, Personal;

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The graphic designer's and illustrator's guide to marketing and promotion / by Piscopo, Maria,1953-(CARDINAL)756252;

MARCIVE 03/01/06

Subjects: Graphic arts; Design services; Sales promotion.;

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American credit repair [sound recording] : everything you need to know about raising your credit score / by Rhodes, Trevor.(CARDINAL)490631; Smith, Nadine.(CARDINAL)558278;

System requirements for CD-ROM: Windowns 2000, XP or Vista, Adobe Reader 7 or higher.

Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Consumer credit; Credit scoring systems;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2

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Letitia Baldrige's new manners for new times : a complete guide to etiquette / by Baldrige, Letitia.(CARDINAL)124862; Baldrige, Letitia.Letitia Baldrige's complete guide to the new manners for the 90's.(CARDINAL)772273;

pt. 1. Everyday relationships for our times -- 1. Family manners -- The family, idealistically speaking -- Manners with those close to you -- Roommate etiquette -- The new family formation : adults (hopefully) living together harmoniously -- You are single but still part of a family -- Gay and lesbian couples--they are families, too -- The keepers of your house--they are family, too -- 2. The manners that make children great -- How a child learns to distinguish between right and wrong -- Basic behavior rules your child of ten or older should know -- Your role in your children's relationships -- Parents speak to their children about sex -- The e-mailing kids' generation -- Guarding your child against the perils of drugs and alcohol -- When your children become adults : keep your family together -- 3. Making friends in a busy world -- The first step : meeting people who may become friends -- Solidifying a new friendship -- Manners and friendship in the great outdoors -- Making friends at work -- Widening your horizons through volunteer work -- Words to use at difficult times -- Growing older with grace -- 4. Working smart -- Commonsense polite business behavior : good to know! -- To be a well-liked, successful executive -- When you have to let someone go for economic reasons -- Infant feeding and breast-feeding in the office -- Tasty tidbits of etiquette (for your business or social life) -- 5. The manners that make travel easier -- Ensuring a pleasurable trip -- Going on a cruise? -- Women and travel -- Some practical advice -- 6. The art of tipping -- General guidelines on tipping -- Holiday tipping -- When you are in a foreign country -- 7. Dressing appropriately -- Propriety and appropriateness -- The right thing to wear--women -- The right thing to wear-- men -- 8. Common courtesies -- Common courtesies appropriate when you are out and about -- Courtesies to observe with those you encounter during your day -- 9. Table manners that take you anywhere : the right thing to do at every kind of meal--or, how to avoid being a klutz -- Table manner basics -- Mealtime decorum -- How to handle different--and sometimes difficult--foods --pt. 2. Answers to questions about manners you thought that no one had to ask anymore -- 10. New manners for an ever-changing society -- Dating today -- Sex--good, bad, and indifferent -- Pleasures and pitfalls of the office romance -- Sex and sexism in the office -- Cohabitation manners -- The romance is over --pt. 3. The rights of passage -- 11. You're engaged! -- Telling the world your good news -- The engagement ring -- Celebrating the engagement -- Asking someone to marry you -- 12. Weddings -- The architecture of a beautiful first wedding -- The homosexual community's wedding and commitment ceremonies -- Your wedding invitations -- Wedding announcements -- How much will it cost and who will pay? -- Planning for a perfect wedding day -- Keep track of important details with a wedding planner -- Working with the caterer -- The food at the reception -- Flowers -- Photography requirements -- Music -- Transportation -- Wedding attendants -- The rehearsal -- The wedding day arrives! -- The wedding service -- A double wedding ceremony -- The pregnant bride -- A small or big wedding at home -- The reception -- Weddings in the Jewish tradition -- Interfaith marriages -- Wedding apparel -- The wedding ring -- Announcement in the newspaper -- Last-minute wedding disasters -- Gifts -- Thank-you notes -- Postponing the wedding -- Calling off the wedding -- Prenuptial agreements -- When you marry more than once -- 13. Pregnancy, birth, and other rites of passage that welcome a child into the world -- The happiest event of all : the birth of a baby -- The birth announcement -- Extending congratulations for the new baby -- Traditional Christian ceremonies marking the child's arrival and maturation -- Traditional Jewish ceremonies marking the child's arrival and maturation -- Special birthdays for girls -- Debutantes -- 14. The last rite of passage : funerals -- Taking charge of the arrangements -- The proprieties in connection with a funeral -- Ceremonies for or honoring the deceased -- After the funeral or memorial --pt. 4. The art of entertaining -- 15. Entertaining today's way -- How entertaining brings friends into your life -- The kinds of entertaining people love -- Extending invitations -- When you reply to an invitation -- Get yourself organized -- The logistics of planning a large dinner -- The cocktail party -- An invitation to tea -- Making an effort : set an attractive table -- Knowing the rules for contemporary table settings -- The table accoutrements you should have for entertaining today -- The service of the seated meal--with or without help -- The art of the service of wine -- Serving memorable food -- Advice for making entertaining easy, attractive--and memorable -- Alternative party ideas -- Entertaining out and about -- Music makes the world go round -- Protocol for you, not just for royalty -- Toasting is an art and an important part of protocol -- Loving care of the weekend houseguest -- The houseguest who is always invited back -- Remember this about the entire subject of entertaining -- The most prestigious invitation of them all : dinner at the White House -- 16. Gifts that show you care -- When you send flowers -- When a wedding is in the offing -- Presents for the holidays -- Gift suggestions for other people and other occasions -- A little advice --pt. 5. Difficult times : healing yourself and others when trouble strikes -- 17. How to help someone deal with the loss of a spouse -- Dealing with a divorce -- When you are widowed -- When you're on your own again -- 18. When someone is ill or injured -- Minding your manners in the hospital -- When a good friend develops a life-threatening disease -- What you say to the person who has just suffered a loss -- 19. Making things right : when you've really messed up. Send roses -- Making amends -- Control that temper! --pt. 6 . The key to good communication : more than electronics -- 20. How to be an interesting conversationalist -- The two V's : voice and vocabulary -- Small talk -- So what are you going to talk about? -- Extricating yourself from a conversational dilemma -- The art of giving and receiving compliments -- 21. Great telephone manners at home -- How you sound affects how people see you and feel toward you -- Dealing with a well-mannered answering machine -- 22. Classic correspondence : writing good letters and notes -- When an e-mail isn't appropriate -- The old-fashioned letter -- Helpful hints on letter writing -- Letters that fit the occasion -- Notes -- Greeting cards and holiday messages -- The personal stationery you use -- The electronic revolution -- 23. Addressing people properly -- How should you be addressed? -- When writing letters or speaking to someone -- How to address specific groups -- Afterword.

Subjects: Etiquette.;

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The Winton M. Blount Postal History Symposia select papers, 2010-2011 / by Winton M. Blount Postal History Symposium(2010 :Washington, D.C.); Lera, Thomas M.(CARDINAL)300312; Winton M. Blount Postal History Symposium(2011 :Bellefonte, Pa.);

Includes bibliographical references.Introduction -- Keynote address from 2011 symposium. Do We Still Need a Postal System? Thoughts on a Twenty-First-Century Federal Communications Policy / David Hochfelder. -- 2010 symposium-stamps and the mail: imagery, icons, and identity. Introduction to the 2010 Symposium / Thomas Lera ; Hermes: Message and Messenger / Diane DeBlois, Robert Dalton Harris, and Sune Christian Pedersen ; You Need to Get Your Head Examined: The Unchanging Portrait of Queen Victoria on Nineteenth-Century British Postage Stamps / Catherine J. Golden ; Debating Identity and Origins with Early Twentieth-Century American Commemoratives / Sheila A. Brennan ; The Trans-Mississippi Exposition Commemorative Stamp Issue and National Identity at the Turn of the Twentieth Century / Tessa Sabol ; Stalin on Stamps: Design, Propaganda, Politics / Alexander Kolchinsky ; Bearing Philatelic Witness: Victims of Stalinism on Stamps / Robin Gates Elliott ; Postage Stamp Images as Cultural Markers / Jack Trammell. -- 2011 Symposium-how commerce and industry shaped the mails. Introduction to the 2011 symposiums / Thomas Lera ; Rural Americans, Postcards, and the Fiscal Transformation of the Post Office Department, 1909-1911 / Daniel Gifford ; Order No. 10: Post Office Protection of the Express Cartel / David L. Straight ; Postmarking Records, Cancellations, and Postmaster Pay / Erick Lee Erickson ; "Live Chicks" Require First Class Treatment: The U.S. Special Handling Service / Robert G. Rufe ; United States Parcel Post System: Postage Due Stamps and Proofs / Harry K. Charles Jr.Rarely do scholars of postal organizations and systems meet and discuss their ideas and research with scholars of philately. In an attempt to bridge this gap, the National Postal Museum and the American Philatelic Society hosted the first Winton M. Blount Postal History symposium on 3-4 November 2006 to bring together these two research groups to discuss postal history. This publication covers the next two symposia. The 2010 theme was "Stamps and the Mail: Images, Icons and Identity." Stamps, as official government documents, can be treated as primary resources designed to convey specific political and esthetic messages. Other topics and themes for the symposium were stamp design's influence on advertising envelopes and bulk mailings, censorship of stamps as propaganda as used on letters, and the role of the Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee or organizations that generate the designs. The 2011 symposium was held at the American Philatelic Center in conjunction with the United States Stamp Society's annual meeting. The United States Stamp Society is the preeminent organization devoted to the study of U.S. stamps. It is a nonprofit, volunteer-run association of collectors to promote the study of the philatelic output of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and of postage and revenue stamped paper produced by others for use in the United States and U.S. administered areas. The theme of the symposium was "How Commerce and Industry Shaped the Mails."

Subjects: Postal service; Postage stamps;

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Splitting : protecting yourself while divorcing someone with borderline or narcissistic personality disorder / by Eddy, William A.(CARDINAL)375222; Kreger, Randi.(CARDINAL)658485;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-292).Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Quick-start guide -- Part 1: Preparing For A Difficult Divorce -- 1: Preparing yourself -- 2: Understanding borderline and narcissistic personalities -- 3: Blamers and targets: it's all your fault! -- 4: Managing a blamer with an assertive approach -- 5: Preparing for a court battle with a blamer -- Part 2: Succeeding In Family Court -- 6: Today's divorce court culture -- 7: Hiring a lawyer who understands -- 8: Working with your lawyer to handle predictable crises -- 9: Gathering evidence about your blamer's private persona -- 10: Working with experts and evaluators -- 11: What to expect from the blamer's attorney -- 12: What to expect at a hearing or trial with a blamer -- Part 3: Succeeding Out Of Court -- 13: Considering alternatives to litigation with a blamer -- 14: Managing the rocky postdivorce relationship -- 15: Conclusion -- Appendix: Open letters to professionals, and family and friends -- Resources -- References.Overview: Divorce is difficult under the best of circumstances. When your spouse has borderline personality disorder (BPD), narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), or is manipulative, divorcing can be especially complicated. While people with these tendencies may initially appear convincing and even charming to lawyers and judges, you know better-many of these "persuasive blamers" leverage false accusations, attempt to manipulate others, launch verbal and physical attacks, and do everything they can to get their way. Splitting is your legal and psychological guide to safely navigating a high-conflict divorce from an unpredictable spouse. Written by Bill Eddy, a family lawyer, therapist, and divorce mediator, and Randi Kreger, coauthor of the BPD classic Stop Walking on Eggshells, this book includes all of the critical information you need to work through the process of divorce in an emotionally balanced, productive way. Turn to this guide to help you: Predict what you spouse may do or say in court; Take control of your case with assertiveness and strategic thinking; Choose a lawyer who understands your case; Learn how e-mails and social networking can be used against you.

Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Divorce; Divorce counseling; Divorced people; Divorced people; Divorced people.;

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Arthur J. Williams: United States Army Air Force (transcript) [kit] / by Williams, Arthur J.; Williams, Arthur J.;

Editing assistant, Robert Davie.Interviewer, Bryan T. Smithey

Subjects: Military; World War, 1939-1945;

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