How to Manage One Million Dollars or Less

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What separates the "haves" from the "have-nots?" Are there secrets to true financial freedom? How can you keep more of what you make? Cutting edge KEYS to keep you steps ahead in corporate America, as an entrepreneur, in a home business and for reliable family financial planning.

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The deadly accurate guns of the Union artillery were the most feared weapons on Civil War battlefields. General Henry Jackson Hunt, the highest-ranking artillery officer in the Union army, was "the man behind the guns"--the military genius who transformed a disorganized artillery corps into the most effective service arm of the army. Even the Confederates admired General Hunt. One Rebel general once boasted, "Give me Confederate infantry and Union artillery, and I'll whip the world!"

The Man Behind the Guns tells the life story of General Hunt, who, by the time he died in 1889, was recognized as one of the finest tacticians and military theorists ever to wear an American uniform. His outstanding reputation, however, had been established years before when his 270 strategically placed cannon shattered Pickett's Charge and decided the outcome of the most significant battle in American history.

This classic military biography, published twenty-five years ago and now available for the first time in paperback, is a "must" for every student of Civil War history.

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Master of Artillery.......2005-10-11

When reading this book you can't help but admire Henry Hunt. This is a man who knew what he was best at, artillery, and knew how best to use it. If only his superiors understood what a true asset they had in this man. Henry Hunt was a Hero of the Mexican War and the Civil War. It was a mistake for the government and Grant never to promote him to Major General during the war, and to Brigadier General after the war. This man really can be considered the father of American Artillery in my opinion. He designed artillery, wrote manuals on artillery, and was overall a true pioneer for the use of artilley. His theories on the massed use of artillery, which he was able to display at Malvern Hill and Gettysburg to great effect, were very good and it was a shame he never saw his dream of a unified corps of artillery come true.

I think Longacre did a pretty good job with General Hunt. His chapters on Malvern Hill and Gettysburg in particular were very good. I think he did a good job portraying the situation between Hunt and Joe Hooker. You really do come away from this knowing that Hooker knew next to nothing when it came to artillery and that had he followed Hunt's advice and gave Hunt the power he needed Chancellorsville may very well have been a very different battle. One thing I found out from this book that both interested me and caught me by surprise was the friction between Hunt and Winfield Hancock. They really didn't get along that well at all, both having very different views when it came to the use of artillery. Hancock was an incredible Corps commander but when reading this biography you definitely see that Hancock would have been better off following Hunt's advice when it came to artillery.

Only real complaint would be that the biography could have been longer. I think Longacre could have done a better job, or at least more detailed job, with Hunt before the Civil War. I think Hunt in Mexico was rushed a bit. I also think the post-Gettysburg section of the book, specifically the Overland Campaign and Petersburg could have been given more spotlight. I thought this part of the book seemed a bit rushed.

But overall a very good biography of a very good soldier.

Good biography........2005-03-21

Edward Longacre's biography on General Henry Hunt was long overdue for most Civil War historians. Considered as probably the finest artillery man in the war, he was grossly overlooked by his contempories as well as historians there after until this book. I believed Longacre did pretty good justice to General Hunt.

Hunt's contribution to the Army of the Potomac was pretty considerable. The book reflects much of Hunt's life as a preparation of this great ordeal. The author also points out that one fatal flaw in Hunt's character that proves to be so devastating to his career and life, his very sensitive and over blown sense of pride which made him headstrong, politically foolish and judgmental. This made his career harder and exactly didn't helped his post-Civil War life. But he was a fair man overall, man of honor and man of his time and class. The book was pretty well written in showing all that to the readers.

The book revealed that Hunt spent much of the war trying to bring an unified central command of the army's artillery. Under such central command, the artillery units can be depatched where it was needed, when it was needed and with the proper strength. While that make common sense today, Hunt had a hard time during the war with it. What also make the book enlightening was that it shows why Hunt was so good with the guns. His performance at Gettysburg was a high water mark in his career and reflects his military skill as an artillery man.

If there was a weakness in the book, the author didn't show the parallel between what Hunt was trying to do and the what other armies during that period was doing as well. Even Napoleon had an Artillery Reserves type of formation, his "Grand Battery" was under a command of a single commander moving it around like a ground formation, much like what Hunt was trying to accomplished. It was interesting to note that most West Pointers who had commands in the Army of the Potomac didn't understand what Hunt was trying to do even although their education at West Point in Napoleonics must have been pretty considerable.

Overall, a well written book, interesting and filled a vital spot in any Civil War library.

A good biography with a few flaws.......2004-09-15

Civil War biographies seem to be a lost art as of late. We do see the occasional biography such as Sears' fine book on McClellan, Wert's on Custer and it seems there's a new Lee or Jackson biography every year. However for many Civil War commanders it's been years since we've seen full biographies for them. Generals George Meade and George Thomas haven't seen new full bios in 50+ years. Not since Freeman Cleaves wrote his works on them in the late 40s and it's been 60 years since Walter Hebert wrote his work on Fighting Joe Hooker.

So with that said, it's nice to see a modern biography of an important and yet overlooked man in the Army of the Potomac's leadership.

Partly that that makes this book interesting is it's as much a story of the evolution of artillery in the Civil War as it is Hunt, although it's evolution controlled and nurtured by Hunt. In Longacre's book we see Hunt's famous stubbornness and to some extent his temper. We also see his brilliance with artillery and unfortunately his tragic life after the war where one could argue that his country turned it's back on him after Hunt did so much to help preserve it.

While this book is an enjoyable read it does have it's faults. One fault is the book has a feeling of being rushed. One doesn't have a feeling one is reading a true in depth biography of the man. The writing style is good and the essential facts are there but the book in the end simply has a feeling of being a bit rushed and not as detailed as it should have been.

Another odd fault shows up in the chapter on Gettysburg. Longacre obviously isn't the biggest fan of George Meade and it shows. In the Gettysburg chapter Longacre repeats the Dan Sickles created myth that Meade was planning to retreat from Gettysburg on July 2nd. Not only does he repeat the myth but he credits Henry Hunt with talking Meade into staying! Then Longacre takes the myth one step further and claims Meade planned to retreat on July 3rd and the only reason he didn't was because his Corps Commanders talked him out of it! Only two chapters later in the section on the Congressional investigation into Gettysburg does Longacre tell the reader that any plans Meade had made for retreat were merely contingency plans.

For the rest of the Gettysburg chapter Longacre takes his shots at Meade where he can to the point that it becomes both obvious and a bit annoying. Meanwhile Hunt's faults are glossed over a bit. Yes he was a brilliant officer, often under appreciated these days but he still had his faults. By reading Longacre you'd think Hunt had never made an error.

While the book has it's flaws it still is worth picking up. Longacre's nice writing style makes it a pleasant read. Hunt was an important part of the Army of the Potomac and this book help's greatly to understand his role. Most Civil War enthusiasts will find this book worthwhile.

An awesome book, a hero of Gettysburg!.......2003-12-09

This biography of Henry Jackson Hunt, Chief of Artillery of the Army of the Potomac in the Civil War, is an outstanding example of a biography of an oft-overlooked yet key figure in the Civil War. Hunt's professional knowledge and expertise led to his prominent contribution to Union victory at Gettysburg, a
battlefield that offered tremendous opportunities to the side that more effectively utilized artillery. His role in the later
campaigns was reduced by the reduced reliance on artillery on the Virginia battlefields of 1864 & 1865. His prickly and sometimes quarrelsome disposition also failed to endear him to some of his peers, notably W.S. Hancock. Nonetheless, Hunt's story is one that all students of the Civil War should know.
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The Man Behind the Guns: A Biography of General Henry J. Hunt, Commander of Artillery, Army of the Potomac

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Edward G. Longacre
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The Man Behind the Guns: a Military Biography of General Henry J. Hunt, Commander of Artillery, Army of the Potomac

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Edward G. Longacre
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Cuban American artist Ana Mendieta was working on many important projects that were left incomplete at the time of her tragic death in 1985 at age 36. Among these was a beautiful book of photo etchings of her carvings of female figures in remote caves on the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. These sculptures were inspired by the myths and beliefs of the Tainos, preColumbian inhabitants of the West Indies. This publication reproduces in facsimile Mendieta's unfinished book of photo etchings and related works and publishes, for the first time, her notes and writings for this important project.

Mencdieta's work crosses the categories of earth art,body art,performance and conceptual photography. As her works generally were site specific and ephemeral,they became know primarily through the photographic documentation she exhibited in galleries and museums. She intended her intimate book of photo etchings to capture the experience of viewing her elusive life-size sculptures in the close quarters of the caves.

Illustrated with many never-before published photographs, this book is an important contribution to the understanding of his extraordinary artist.

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A Very expensive little book...........2007-05-26

I love this artist's work,and purchased it as a source of learning about Ana's approach,and her take on temporal art making.
It is very interesting, Mendieta is much more than very interesting....
Its very sparse, in all contexts.Tiny black and white photos, blurry and hard to define easilly.
It has interesting diary notes from Ana though!
On the whole,I would not not have bought it had I seen it in a library.Its way to "thin" in info,and in scope.Not a good buy, not if you want more info and samples of her work.I was dissapointed.

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Conference Papers: Alleviating Poverty in Africa.......2002-02-04

This extraordinary conference in Nairobi in March 2000 on "Alleviating Poverty in Africa" was sponsored by the World Bank and the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa and covered a wide range of critical issues facing African nations today. It was the first followup on discussions between the Anglican Church and the World Bank at the 1998 Lambeth Conference. It should be read by anyone interested in Africa's problems and approaches to helping Africans help themselves.

In addition to introductions by James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank and George Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury, there are excellent review papers on the overall situation in Africa, and a summary, including some excerpts, of the World Bank's exhaustive survey "Voices of the Poor." Other topics include Conflict Prevention, Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Corruption, Gender Inequity, Women's Issues in Health and Education, AIDS, Roles of Public and Private Sectors, Microcredit and Microfinance, the Role of the Christian Faith in Development, the Role of the Church in Poverty Alleviation, and my own paper, "Creating a Climate for Private Sector Investment."

As one who attended most of the sessions, I found this book provides a fascinating glimpse into the spiritual dimensions of poverty. A majority of the authors are African. For that reason, the book provides refreshingly different insights from those often found in publications published in Washington, DC.

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Africa and the World Bank: A Partnership for Development

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World Bank
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Develop a unique counseling approach for training clients, students, and target populations with Improving Intercultural Interactions, a pragmatic text that deals with concerns specific to intercultural experiences in counseling. Intended as a companion to the first volume by Brislin and Yoshida, this new book works from an educational model for counseling and presents training modules that are relevant for varying clusters of circumstances, from the world of business to the field of education. It builds upon the first book and deals with issues including ethics, ethnocultural identification, conflict and mediation across cultures, as well as empathy and cross-cultural communication. In addition, this practical text is full of exercises, activities, and self-assessment questions that promote growth and cultural awareness. By defining culture inclusively and broadly, the editors have compiled a unique collection of training modules that will be essential to professionals and researchers in a broad range of fields, including clinical/counseling psychology, educational psychology, social work, psychology, gender studies, sociology, cultural studies, ethnic studies, and management.

Developing An Integrated Drug Information System: Global Assessment Programme On Drug Abuse: Toolkit Module 1

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CHINA: Construction plans for proposed $50,000,000 module plant, AU OPTRONICS CORP. (AUO) [Taiwan] Order #: 020706. : An article from: WWP-Business Opportunities in Asia & the Pacific

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Developing interactive learning objects for a Computing Mathematics module. : An article from: International Journal on E-Learning

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Developing interactive learning objects for a Computing Mathematics module. : An article from: International Journal on E-Learning
Cher Ping Lim , Siew Lie Lee , and Cameron Richards
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INTERNATIONAL RECTIFIER INTRODUCES IGBT MODULES.: An article from: Electro Manufacturing

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Arthur C. Graesser , Xiangen Hu , Natalie K. Person , G. Tanner Jackson , and Jozsef A. Toth
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The life & letters of Sir George Grove
Charles L Graves
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Charles L Graves
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