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From the former trendmaster of Target how the power of contradictory trends can help reframe your business strategy  Contradictions are everywhere! These days we wear Old Navy with new Gucci, Hanes T-shirts with Armani suits, couture Chanel with vintage denim. Suburban mansions are filled with flea market finds, and we show off our Michael Graves teakettle from Target on Viking stoves in our gourmet kitchens that might even include cabinets purchased from IKEA. When Robyn Waters began her career in the late 1970s, a trend was defined as something that everyone wanted at the same time. Fashion and business magazines proclaimed what was "in" and what was "out." Back then, it was fairly easy for companies to determine the next big trend, and ride it all the way to the bank. In today’s marketplace the "next big thing" has been replaced by a thousand next big things. And in order to discover what consumers are hungry for companies need to discover what’s important to them. Today a cookie cutter approach no longer works. Waters explains that for every trend there’s an equally valid countertrend. In The Hummer and the Mini, Waters explores the new trend landscape and urges companies to stop looking for the one right answer in their industry. There are many good ways to design products, develop a line of goods, merchandise a store, or craft a marketing message. You can thrive by selling huge cars (the Hummer) or tiny ones (the Mini). You can turn something old into something new and desirable (the Vespa) or turn a commodity into a luxury (In-and-Out Burgers at the Oscars). You can even customize a product designed for the masses (personalized postage stamps) or sell less as more (Minute Clinics). Through lively tales of influential trends and countertrends, The Hummer and the Mini will show you how to live with the contradictions, make the most of the inconsistencies, and embrace the paradoxes of business as a source of fresh ideas.

A mini-course on a classic of Christian Spirituality divided into seven chapters to describe the seven mansions described by Teresa and a final chapter to conclude the study. The author tires fo provide the reader with the basic background necessary for reading the Interior Castle with an awareness of the fundamental principles which St. Teresa incorporates into her work and which are inportant for understanding Teresian spirituality.

Vinyl LP pressing in gatefold sleeve. Partners-in-crime and brothers in all but blood, Michael Shuman (Queens of the Stone Age), Zach Dawes and Tyler Parkford reveal their unique personalities on this album. Serving the kind of rock 'n' roll youd find on a dive bar jukebox, Mini Mansions Guy Walks Into a Bar... sounds happily unaffected by trend or time. Shuman and longtime collaborator Cian Riordan co-produce, Alison Mosshart/The Kills duets on Hey Lover, and Z Berg/ex-The Like appears on t

Limited 180gm gold colored vinyl LP pressing. Includes digital download. Mini Mansions unveil their Works Every Time EP. Works Every Time finds the band in their prime open, honest, and full of real tangible emotion but counterbalancing those feelings with musically fun songs. Mini Mansions are singer and guitarist Michael Shuman (bassist of Queens of The Stone Age), bassist Zach Dawes (The Last Shadow Puppets) and singer and keyboardist Tyler Parkford.

"Haddam manages to produce each time a...plot of mind-bending complexity." -Houston ChronicleIn Hearts of Sand, Alwych, Connecticut, is the stereotypical old money beach town-the best families live in mini-mansions on Beach Drive, their children go to Alwych Country Day School, and the parents have memberships to the Atlantic Club. And Chapin Waring is the worst thing that ever happened to this town. She was a well turned-out debutante from one of the richest families in Alwych until thirty years ago when Chapin, destined to attend the right school, marry the right man, and have the right life, was revealed to be a bank robber and a murderer. She disappeared, never to be heard from again."Haddam [is] America's P.D. James."-Baltimore SunBut Alwych has never forgotten her, or let her friends and family forget. So when, after a day of being spotted around town, Chapin turns up dead-stabbed to death in her family's old home-it's baffling. To learn why she died-and to end the rampant speculation and media coverage-Gregor Demarkian, retired profiler for the FBI, is brought in to finally solve the mysteries surrounding Chapin Waring. Not just how and why she died where she did, but where she'd been and what happened that night thirty years ago that set everything in motion."[Readers] will enjoy watching the clever and occasionally cantankerous Gregor put the pieces of the puzzle together."-Booklist

When Mr. Boddy invites his six best friends to be guests at his mansion for the weekend, readers are invited to solve the mini-mysteries that occur

When Mr. Boddy invites his six best friends to be his guests for the weekend, they face murder and mayhem at the mansion, in ten mini-mysteries for young sleuths to solve

In a collection of mini-mysteries, Mr. Boddy invites his six best friends to be guests at his mansion for the weekend, providing the setting for crimes which readers must try to solve

Mr. Boddy invites his six best friends to his mansion as guests for the weekend, and anything can happen as the characters from the incredibly popular board game come to life in an intriguing mini-mystery. Original.