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Set in the post-Civil War era, the story explores the transformative impact of the steam engine on Summers County, particularly through the bustling hub of Hinton along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The community flourished amidst stunning landscapes, fostering vibrant neighborhoods and economic growth driven by lumber and riverboat traffic. Central to its cultural identity is the legend of John Henry, the Steel Drivin' Man, who epitomizes the resilience and strength of the area's inhabitants as they navigated the challenges of modernization.

The evolution of lodging in Southern West Virginia from the late 1700s to today highlights the region's natural beauty and historical significance. The book explores diverse accommodations, including log cabins, stagecoach stops, and luxurious mineral springs hotels, many of which served as army hospitals during the Civil War. It offers insights into charming towns like Bramwell and Fayetteville, alongside more commercial areas such as Princeton and Beckley, showcasing the rich tapestry of the region's hospitality history.

Breeze and Brody work to save themselves and Leap of Faith from Hurricane Irma. Meanwhile, the FBI has a new director. He’s working to tie up loose ends and Brody is one of them. Breeze marshals all of his resources to protect her. His first instinct is to run. They keep moving, but every path they take puts on them on a collision course with their destiny. Enduring Breeze combines all the action you’ve come to expect from your favorite anti-hero, with political intrigue ripped from today’s headlines.

Wyoming County boasts a rich coal heritage and stunning landscapes, making it a hidden gem in southern West Virginia. Its history, rooted in Native American culture and early farming, evolved with the arrival of the Deepwater Railroad in 1906, solidifying its role in coal production. By the 1920s, it became a leading coal producer. The county also has a notable sports legacy, producing prominent athletes and coaches. Today, it attracts tourists with recreational sites like Twin Falls State Park and the Coal Heritage Trail, showcasing its historical significance.

Be introduced to a new anti-hero. Meade Breeze lives on the far outskirts of society with no visible means of support. He survives on his wits and a meager income derived from selling home-grown dope to suburban housewives and home-brewed rum to bums in the park. He’s also on the run from his past misdeeds. He fears it will all catch up with him someday, so he stays on the move aboard his classic trawler. Explore the Gulf Coast Islands, Florida Keys, and the Bahamas with Breeze, but keep one eye over your shoulder. His mission to return his dead wife’s ashes to their special place seems hopeless. He’s going nowhere fast until a chance encounter with a lover from his past changes his luck . . . or does it?

Robinson provides a history of the Spanish invasion of Mexico. The book includes first-hand accounts from Bernal de Diaz de Castillo, whose memoirs of the campaign remain the defining account, and of a Mexican princess caught in the conflict.

"Changeology" is about influencing human behavior for the better. It shows how to design an effective change project, with inspiring examples in areas such as climate change, obesity, AIDS, tobacco, and nutrition. It speaks to a worldwide audience of professionals and individuals who are acting to make change in their cities, neighborhoods, and corporations. The pressing issues of today clamor for solutions, yet a surprising number of social change efforts are based on little more than folk theories. This book dispels many of the myths that prevent change projects from succeeding, and replaces them with the best of what is known from projects that have worked. "Changeolog"y simplifies a vast body of theory and practice in to six principles: buzz, hope, enabling environments, sticky solutions, can do, and the right inviter. These are explained with fascinating real-life stories and a look at the hard evidence."

In the 1840s, gold had officially been discovered in California, and many men made their way out West in search of riches. The early mining camps were dangerous places full of violence and crime. Law and order was needed, and the Vigilante Committee became the first organized deliverer of justice in these turbulent new towns. As more and more people headed out West, and many new towns sprang up, a more official system of law was needed. From the days of the California Gold Rush to the killing of Bill Tilghman, the last of the traditional frontier lawmen, this book discusses the men that shaped law and order in the 'Wild, Wild West'.

Effective leadership requires ongoing learning and practice, as few excel without continuous effort. The journey to becoming your best leadership self can be isolating and challenging, often misunderstood by others. However, there are various tools and techniques available to ease this process, enabling leaders to make a positive impact while also finding personal fulfillment. Emphasizing growth and professional development is crucial for success in the demanding role of a business leader.

The book offers a roadmap to achieving a fulfilling life by emphasizing success, stress reduction, enhanced relationships, and a positive self-image. It aims to empower readers to cultivate happiness through practical strategies and insights, guiding them toward their desired lifestyle.