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This is an interlinear translation of the Peshitta Aramaic Old Testament poetry books: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon, also known as the Wisdom books. The Peshitta Old Testament is a translation of the entire Hebrew Bible, most likely completed in the 1st century Ad, in this author's opinion. Much supporting evidence for a 1st century Ad translation is proffered in notes in this and other volumes of the Peshitta Old Testament Interlinear. Most Peshitta scholars believe the translation was produced by early Hebrew Christians. As such, the Peshitta Old Testament would have comprised the first Christian Old Testament, which in conjunction with the Peshitta original New Testament, would comprise the first complete Christian Bible. 348 pages 8x11 paperback.

Every year, over 60,000 commercial roles for all ages, physical types, and ethnic backgrounds are cast by ad agencies, producers, directors, and casting directors across the country. Breaking Into Commercials will show you what it takes to get one of those roles and give you an edge over the competition.This essential guide provides untapped opportunities in regional markets and abroad, and shares valuable insights into developing a competitive edge. In Breaking Into Commercials, you ll discover how to Get the best headshots Create a résumé and cover letter that opens doors Find a good agent Fine-tune your craft Give auditions that result in more callbacks and jobs Prepare for commercial shoots Make the most of working in regional markets Move from regional to major markets Break into voice-over work Cross over from modeling to commercials Launch your child s commercial career.A glossary of industry terms rounds out this comprehensive text on breaking into the lucrative field of acting in commercials.

This is an interlinear translation of the Peshitta Aramaic Old Testament poetry books: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon, also known as the Wisdom books. The Peshitta Old Testament is a translation of the entire Hebrew Bible, most likely completed in the 1st century Ad, in this author's opinion. Much supporting evidence for a 1st century Ad translation is proffered in notes in this and other volumes of the Peshitta Old Testament Interlinear. Most Peshitta scholars believe the translation was produced by early Hebrew Christians. As such, the Peshitta Old Testament would have comprised the first Christian Old Testament, which in conjunction with the Peshitta original New Testament, would comprise the first complete Christian Bible. 348 pages 8x11 paperback.

Despite holding a part-time job, college freshman Laura (the stunning Deborah Francois of the Page Turner) is unable to make ends meet. Having run out of options and desperate for cash, she answers an Internet ad: "Joe, 57, seeks female student for tender moments. One hundred euros an hour." Just this once, she promises herself. Three days later, Laura is in a hotel room with "Joe," and the downward spiral begins. By her second customer, however, Laura already wants to stop. Will she be able to?

After the brutal murder of her friend Carol Margolis, Jenny Cain travels to New York, where she takes charge of Carol's job and the murder investigation. By the author of Bum Steer. 50,000 first printing. $20,000 ad/promo.

A crazy chronicle, in words and mostly embarrassing pictures, describes a road trip with fifteen of America's most popular writers, who leave their jobs to hit the road--on a bus--as a performing rock and roll band. 75,000 first printing. $50,000 ad/promo.

Ben Cheever's hilarious and profound odyssey through the want-ad world.In 1995, America was in the throes of downsizing-fever. Many thousands then, as now, were losing their jobs to the corporate demand of more money for the top, by tightening the belt below. Unable to sell his latest novel, Ben Cheever started to think about what employment opportunities were out there. Mustering his courage, he skimmed the want-ads, made some phone calls, went to interviews, and ended up as everything from a security guard to a computer salesman.Rejected by Brooks Brothers, accepted as a sandwich maker, successful as a car salesman, Cheever brilliantly chronicles life on the other side of the counter. As we see him confront his own demons about what a particular job means to him, we are compelled to consider how our egos are affected by not only what we do, but how we do it. It is through Ben's experiences that we begin to think about our approach to our own jobs and to confront our fears about what we would do if we didn't have them.

When ambitious wannabe chef Tommy Pagano takes a job in his cousin's restaurant in Little Italy, he finds himself in the middle of a Mafia-run business and embroiled with eccentric hoods, an unusual hitman, and the most incompetent wiseguys ever. A first novel. 25,000 first printing. $25,000 ad/promo.

Hitting bottom for the last time, Miami exotic dancer Sherry Parlay breaks away from the business, takes a job at a dry cleaner, and begins a relationship with a man that pushes her most violent buttons. 75,000 first printing. $60,000 ad/promo. Tour.

Reprint of the original 1961 edition. Carver was born and raised in Georgia. At 20, she answered a want ad for a female rider to perform in Buffalo Bill's "Wild West" show. Intrigued by the possibility of fame and travel, Carver applied for the job. In 1924, she became the first woman to fall 40 feet on horseback into a tank of water at Steel Pier in Atlantic City, and inspired the 1991 Disney movie, "Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken". Seven years after her first jump, Carver and her horse, Red Lips, had an accident that left her blinded. When they hit the water off-balance, Carver suffered from detached retinas. Undaunted by her impaired vision, she continued to ride the high-diving horses until World War II. Then she moved to New Orleans and became a transcriptionist. The diving horses attraction was discontinued in 1978 after animal-rights activists complained. In her autobiography, "A Girl and Five Brave Horses," Carver insisted the animals loved the dives and were not forced to jump

Chronicles the experiences of a brash young journalist who landed a job as a war correspondent for the Los Angeles Times and became an award-winning reporter after two years in Indochina. $40,000 ad/promo. Tour. IP.

Seib examines the ethical issues underlying the volatile relationship between journalists and politicians. It provides an inside look at how reporters and candidates do their jobs. From the screening process news organizations use to decide which candidates to cover, to the truth-testing of political ads, to the controversies surrounding election night projections, this work articulates crucial ethical questions and helps readers in their search for answers. As a political communications text, Campaigns and Conscience looks at the many facets of political journalism: what reporters need to know before covering a campaign; how to approach the character issue; how to keep up with the frantic pace of a campaign; why campaign ads should be covered as news; the allure and dangers of polls, projections, and endorsements; and the responsibility of the press to cover one of the most powerful quasi-political institutions--the press itself.

Shannon Bodine’s life revolves around her job as a graphic artist at a New York ad agency. But her world turns upside down when she learns the identity of her real father: Thomas Concannon.Obeying her late mother’s wishes, Shannon reluctantly travels to County Clare. There, amid the lush landscape steeped in legend, she meets her half sisters and their families, but she’s wary of opening her heart to them―or to their charming neighbor...Murphy Muldoon is a successful farmer and horse breeder with a romantic streak that can turn the most trite sentiment into poetry. Soon, his striking good looks and unpretentious ways have Shannon discovering the possibility of a love that was meant to be.“With prose that’s lively and compelling, Roberts creates exceptional characters whose relationships with each other develop and grow, and live on in the reader’s imagination and heart.” ―Publishers Weekly“Her knack for crafting a good Irish romance could have kept this series going indefinitely.” ―The Romance Reader

Accused of espionage and brutally interrogated, Nate Starbuck must find out who the real spy is, a job that requires a dangerous round-trip through Union lines in the heat of battle. 30,000 first printing. $30,000 ad/promo.

Chaz Wilmot makes his living cranking out old-master parodies for ads and magazine covers. When he's offered a job restoring a Venetian palace fresco, he is at first, skeptical—he immediately sees it is more a forgery than a restoration. But he is soon seduced by the challenge and throws himself into the work, doing the job brilliantly.This feat attracts the attention of Werner Krebs, a shady art dealer who becomes Wilmot's friend and patron. Wilmot is suddenly working with a fervor he hasn't felt in years, but without warning, he finds himself reliving moments from his past—not as memories but as if they are happening all over again. Soon, he believes he can travel back to the 17th century where he lived as the Spanish artist Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez. Wilmot begins to fantasize that as Velazquez, he has created a masterpiece and when the painting actually turns up, he doesn't know if he painted it or if he imagined the whole thing.Little by little, Wilmot enters a secret world of gangsters, greed and murder, with his mystery patron at the center of it all, either as the mastermind behind a plot to forge a painting worth hundred of millions, or as the man who will save Wilmot from obscurity and madness.Miraculously inventive, this book cements Gruber's reputation as one of the most imaginative and gifted writers of our time.

When ambitious wannabe chef Tommy Pagano takes a job in his cousin's restaurant in Little Italy, he finds himself in the middle of a Mafia-run business and embroiled with eccentric hoods, an unusual hitman, and the most incompetent wiseguys ever. A first novel. 25,000 first printing. $25,000 ad/promo.

Struggling with the demands of single motherhood and the pressures of her job as assistant district attorney, Kathryn Mackay finds herself working side by side with former lover Dave Granz to track a serial killer. 50,000 first printing. $25,000 ad/promo.