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Meet Arnold Harris, the world's most cranky CEO. He's so mean, he makes Attila the Hun look like Bambi's mother. The star of Mark Marek's scathingly funny comic strip shows readers what it takes to survive and thrive in today's "take-no-prisoners" corporate battleground.

Meet Arnold Harris, the world's most cranky CEO. He's so mean, he makes Attila the Hun look like Bambi's mother. The star of Mark Marek's scathingly funny comic strip shows readers what it takes to survive and thrive in today's "take-no-prisoners" corporate battleground.

Arnold Z. Ombee is back in this wacky, page-turning sequel to A Zombie Ate My Homework!The zombie secret is out!Sort of... Scientists at the lab that Arnold escaped from claim they've changed their tune. Instead of creating super zombie soldiers, they just want humans and zombies to be friends.Too good to be true? Probably. But Arnold agrees to help teach other zombies everything he's learned so far about being a real human boy. But there's something that seems strange about these new "zombies" (well, stranger than usual). Arnold knows it's up to him to unearth the secret before it eats him up inside. And outside. And everywhere else.

Arnold Z. Ombee has escaped a secret government zombie project -- but now can he survive human elementary school?From the hilarious mind behind the Crimebiters series comes a new trilogy that fans of The Last Kids on Earth will love to pieces (literally). Arnold Z. Ombee has escaped a secret government lab that's developing zombies. Young, scared, and alone, he is found by the Kinders, a warmhearted couple who take him in. The Kinders decide Arnold will become part of their family. They help him disguise his undead appearance and teach him how to act like a human boy. After a lot of practice, he's ready for the ultimate test: Fifth grade!

The fifth release in the new Wagner Edition, comprising all ten major operas performed by the Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester and Chor with Marek Janowski, proves to be as stunning and fascinating of character as each of the previous installments. The project is unique in being the first edition of Wagner's operas with the same musical forces. A phenomenal achievement.

The circus offers the inspiration for these seven bright quilts and some special projects, pieced and appliqued, for all the family. Amy McClellan and her daughters, Melanie Marek and Mindy Johnston, have created works of color and humor that will delight you. They turn a wheel pattern into three quilts, with variations in color and form. The stuffed toy Traveling Circus wagon and characters, a bonus project, are a delight."

British director Andrea Arnold (RED ROAD) won the Cannes Jury Prize for the searing and invigorating FISH TANK, about a fifteen-year-old girl, Mia (electrifying newcomer Katie Jarvis), who lives with her mother and sister in the depressed housing projects of Essex. Mias adolescent conflicts and emerging sexuality reach boiling points when her mothers new boyfriend (a lethally attractive Michael Fassbender [HUNGER, INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS]) enters the picture. in her young career, Arnold has already

Indiana University Press is pleased to be able to offer the first two titles in the Oral History Project, "Memories of Hoosier Homemakers", directed by Eleanor Arnold. These books retrieve and celebrate the lives of ordinary homemakers. "The basic tenet of this project", according to Mrs. Arnold, has been to prove, both to the world and to the women themselves, that their lives have value, dignity, and worth. "Party Lines, Pumps and Privies" - edited by Eleanor Arnold. Electricity and the telephone transformed rural life. These and other inventions and their impact are "remembered" in this volume. "Memories of Hoosier Homemakers", Eleanor Arnold, Editor and Project Director.

This most recent volume of Subaltern Studies comprises five essays and two discussion pieces on the Subaltern project, including a study of the Bhils and Shahukars of eastern Gujarat by David Hardiman, and a revealing essay by David Arnold on the Indian plague of 1896-1900.

Indiana University Press is pleased to be able to offer the first two titles in the Oral History Project, "Memories of Hoosier Homemakers", directed by Eleanor Arnold. These books retrieve and celebrate the lives of ordinary homemakers. "The basic tenet of this project", according to Mrs. Arnold, has been to prove, both to the world and to the women themselves, that their lives have value, dignity, and worth. "Party Lines, Pumps and Privies" - edited by Eleanor Arnold. Electricity and the telephone transformed rural life. These and other inventions and their impact are "remembered" in this volume. "Memories of Hoosier Homemakers", Eleanor Arnold, Editor and Project Director.

Indiana University Press is pleased to be able to offer the first two titles in the Oral History Project, Memories of Hoosier Homemakers, directed by Eleanor Arnold. These books retrieve and celebrate the lives of ordinary homemakers. The basic tenet of this project, according to Mrs. Arnold, has been to prove, both to the world and to the women themselves, that their lives have value, dignity, and worth. "Party Lines, Pumps and Privies" is edited by Eleanor Arnold. Electricity and the telephone transformed rural life. These and other inventions and their impact are remembered in this volume.

These essays by the distinguished economist Arnold C. Harberger cover the theory of project evaluation and its applications, with emphasis on public-sector investments designed to promote economic development.

Best of Woodcarving Illustrated: Caricature Carving will take you into the realm of comic expressionism thanks to artists like Pete LeClair, Ross Oar, Phil Bishop and Arnold Smith. You'll discover fun projects, tips and techniques from these experts, as well as a gallery of their work to spur your imagination for your own creations.In this collection of 30 of the best caricature carving projects from the pages of Woodcarving Illustrated, both beginner and experienced caricature carvers will find this book a useful reference. A plethora of amusing figures such as Vikings, bears, gnomes, hobos, sports figures and cowboys are presented to provide you with inspiration.

Bill Milkowski's Review of "Cradle of Light" for Jazz Times 'This enchanting duet project features Polish-born guitarist-composer (and Berklee grad) Marek Dykta engaging in some intimate guitar dialogues with his friend and mentor John Abercrombie. Between four delicate waltzes, including Dykta's affecting '2642', the playfully dissonant ' How They Dance' and the lovely 'Ten Nights' along with Dykta's gorgeous ' The Day that wouldn't End' and Abercrombie's introspective 'Foolish Door', this is

Lights Dim is the solo project of Marek Kamiski from Poland, known for his works on Audio Gourmet, Preserved Sound, and GV Sound. With this new "Between Spaces" album, he teams up with his sound mate Gallery Six from Hiroshima, Japan putting together beautiful layers of soundscapes, including acoustic instruments such as piano and guitars, as well as sound samples and field recordings. Their music has a strong emotional "song" feeling to it which sounds more like further steps beyond post rock m