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Genuine US currency, no longer issuedLarge size ''Horseblanket'' note from 1923Displayed in an acrylic frameIncludes Certificate of AuthenticityBacked by Silver until 1968 World's Largest One Dollar Silver Certificate

Moorpark Apricot trees consistently produce a bountiful harvest of the largest and sweetest apricots grown today. If you've never tasted an apricot fresh off the tree, then Moorpark apricots will absolutely redefine apricot flavor. Also known as Wenatchee or Wenatchee-Moorpark, Moorpark apricots are exceptionally sweet and fragrant while also maintaining an essential amount of acidity to create the classic and perfect apricot flavor. This pure golden fruit grows much larger than other apricots, typically reaching the size of a large peach. These beautiful golden apricots are well-adapted to rainy and windy climates, as well as unpredictable spring weather that can damage the delicate apricot blossoms. In fact, Moorpark is also one of the latest blooming apricot cultivars. The rare adaptability and resilience of this tree, combined with its exceptionally sweet and large fruit, has made Moorpark one of the most popular apricot trees for home orchards all across the country.

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2,000 PUZZLES & FULL SOLUTIONS: This is truly a sudoku book like no other. With 2,000 puzzles inside, it is guaranteed to provide you with hundreds of hours of fun.FOR ADULTS & KIDS: Puzzles are appropriate for both kids and adults alike!5 DIFFICULTY LEVELS: Whether you are a pro or just starting to play sudoku puzzles, you will find an appropriate challenge level in this book. Each of the 5 levels, from EASY to EXTREMELY HARD has 400 puzzles.EASY-TO-READ FONT: Puzzles are in size 18 font, so that you will never suffer from eye-strain while doing them. PRINTED ON HIGH-QUALITY PAPER: Puzzles are printed on 60-pound high quality white paper so you can use pencils or pens without worry of bleed-through.KEEPS YOUR MIND HEALTHY: Sudoku puzzles are a proven method for keeping the mind healthy and combating Alzheimer's and Dementia.A GIFT LIKE NO OTHER: If someone in your life loves sudoku puzzles, you won't find a more unique and substantial gift than this book.VOLUME 2 ALSO AVAILABLE: This is the 1st volume of the best selling series "The Largest Sudoku Book in the History of the Universe". Check out Volume 2, also available on Amazon now!

Overcrowded and understaffed, Texas prisons are nearing the meltdown stage. It wasn't always that way. A few California lawyers and an activist federal judge ruined what was widely acknowledged as the best prison system in the nation. The old judge reached into the pockets of Texas taxpayers and extracted several billion dollars, forcing Texans to undertake the largest prison expansion program in the history of the world. In this unblinking look at the past and present of Texas prisons, crucial questions are raised: Does the Texas prison system do what the people of Texas want it to do? Does it rehabilitate? Do our prisons make our society safe? Can we win the war on drugs? Is education synonymous with rehabilitation? Will Texas always have a need for the death penalty? You may not agree with the author's answers to these questions, but you won't be able to forget the stark reality of his story. Lon Bennet Glenn began his career with the Texas Prison System in 1966, when at the age of twenty-one he signed on as prison guard at the Clemens Unit in Brazoria County. As he worked his way through the ranks to the position of warden, the prison system underwent tremendous change. Glenn, now of Angleton, Texas, has survived the convicts, the politicians, the press, arbitrary prison administrations, lawyers, and federal courts to tell a story that the public deserves to know.

The Largest Amount of Good is the first full account of Quaker relief operations in Ireland and of the evolution of the Quakers' thinking on the purposes and limitations of philanthropy and the responsibility of the state in disaster. Helen Hatton describes how the Quakers rejected orthodox economic and philanthropic theory and, without seeking profit for themselves, provided grants and unguaranteed loans to develop and revitalize Irish agriculture, fisheries, and industry. They also used publicity and political pressure to push for reform of the land-holding system. Although the power of the landowners was too entrenched to be overcome entirely, the Quakers' contribution to Ireland, Hatton demonstrates, is unquestionable. The growth of the Quaker relief service, from mutual help in the seventeenth century to an institution of international standing, has been accompanied by the gradual embodiment of their principles in the direction of the Society. Their work in the Great Irish Famine marked a turning point at which the procedures they had evolved inchoately over two centuries were formulated into a methodology that is accepted today as the basis for relief and Third World development.

Panasonic is not about any ordinary restructuring. It is about a company of $72 billion in sales, employing 293,000 people around the world, the tenth largest industrial company not in oil or autos, whose thousands of products are so universally used that it may have more customers than any firm in history. Panasonic is so big that it is one of the few companies which has a product in just about every home and business in the developed world, has operations in almost every country in the world, and has a vast scope of markets--making everything from flat panel TVs to car audio and satellite navigation systems, even entire building systems and home interiors. Panasonic's breadth and size combined made reorganizing the company incomparably more difficult than even the task that faced IBM's incoming CEO in 1992. Panasonic delves into how this great eleven-year restructuring (1995-2006) was accomplished without importing an outside CEO like Lou Gerstner. Panasonic was able to reorder a complex and tradition-bound organization in a country that is often thought, mistakenly, to deeply resist radical change, thus demonstrating how Japanese companies continue to adapt to the competitive forces roiling the markets around them.   

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WARNING: Travel Advisory from the Wizard Council of Alderac. At this time the World’s Largest City has been declared unsafe for standard tourism. There have been numerous reports of undead horrors running amok in the sewers, and possibly fouling the drinking water. The Thieves Guild has run rampant across the many marketplaces filled with a plethora of dishonest merchants. Current reports of a local government made unstable by actions of rogue wizards and nobles make for considerable danger and possible outbreak of civil disturbance. WANTED: The Wizard Council of Alderac is hereby looking for adventurers to travel to the World’s Largest City and help restore order to it’s many and varied streets! The Wizard Council of Alderac has had reports of tourists in the World’s Largest City disappearing in the night, and it is believed that they may have fallen prey to the Thieves Guild...or maybe the undead running amok in the sewers...or rogue wizards and secret societies...the list goes

WARNING: Travel Advisory from the Wizard Council of Alderac. At this time the World’s Largest City has been declared unsafe for standard tourism. There have been numerous reports of undead horrors running amok in the sewers, and possibly fouling the drinking water. The Thieves Guild has run rampant across the many marketplaces filled with a plethora of dishonest merchants. Current reports of a local government made unstable by actions of rogue wizards and nobles make for considerable danger and possible outbreak of civil disturbance. WANTED: The Wizard Council of Alderac is hereby looking for adventurers to travel to the World’s Largest City and help restore order to it’s many and varied streets! The Wizard Council of Alderac has had reports of tourists in the World’s Largest City disappearing in the night, and it is believed that they may have fallen prey to the Thieves Guild...or maybe the undead running amok in the sewers...or rogue wizards and secret societies...the list goes

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Offers a perspective of northern native societies that have depended upon whaling for centuries. Alaskan and Western Canadian Arctic coastal residents have pursued these animals as sources of food and fuel, but whaling also serves as a center for cultural traditional and spiritual sustenance. Papers by: Rober K. Harritt, Carol Zane Jolles, and Allen P. McCartney; Owen K. Mason and S. Craig Gerlach; Roger K. Harritt; Don E. Dumond; Linda Finn Yarborough; Allen P. McCartney; T. Max Friesen and Charles D. Arnold; James M. Savelle; David R. Yesner; Hans-Georg Bandi; Glenn W. Sheehan; Mary Ann Larson; Carol Zane Jolles; Stephen R. Braund and Elisabeth L. Moorehead; Howard W. Braham; Carol Zane Jolles; and Herbert O. Anungazuk.

Native Americans were divided into different tribes, each following their own customs and traditions. If you look at them closely, you will see subtle differences in each of these ten tribes. Traditional reference materials will take a lot of time and effort to digest, that’s why supplemental books exist. This is one prime example of a supplemental book on Native Americans. Grab a copy today!