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This book is a comprehensive reference for men who are looking for more power and choice in their dating life with women. When you Become That Guy who is both sexy and exciting while also being the kind of man who a woman would want for a longer term relationship or marriage, you will have options and choice in your relationships with women. The book addresses fundamental skills and understandings designed to help a man have power and choice in his relationships with women. Positive and realistic beliefs about yourself, women, relationships and sexuality are covered that provide an essential foundation for developing the identity as a man who is powerfully attractive to women. The book is filled with drills and exercises so that you can take action to develop yourself. Instead of being a guy who says things in order to get something, you become that guy who gets what he wants in his relationships with women as an authentic expression of who you are.

Introducing the first novel in an epic new adventure series from Timothy Michael Hurst, The Kinsman's Tree.Enter a magical world where unlikely heroes battle strange and powerful enemies. The world has fallen under the dominion of the evil Empire of Chōl and its mysterious and threatening wraith army, the Nih�kolem. Hidden away in the village of Endego, a race of tiny creatures, the Etom, struggle to survive.Join two Etom, Nat and Nida, on an intriguing journey to discover the origins of the Empire's power and its undoing. Supernatural events guide them as they seek to solve the mystery and locate the world's only remaining hope, the Kinsman.Bravery, peril, romance, and meaningful truth abound throughout, artfully interwoven to maintain the excitement and interest of any reader.

Consists of eleven binders. There are ten binders of typescript, compiled by Deirdre Hurst du Prey from notes taken between 1936 and 1942, during the active years of the Chekhov Theatre Studio. The eleventh binder consists of related items: copies of correspondence, memoirs, translations, and other documents concerning Michael Chekhov and his acting method.

Why Can't My Son Read? offers a practical view of dyslexia written for parents of boys who struggle with reading. Boys are kept back in schools at twice the rate of girls, they get expelled from preschool nearly five times more often than girls, they are diagnosed with learning disorders and attention problems at nearly four times the rate of girls, and they do less homework and get a greater proportion of low grades. This book will teach parents the components of the reading process, along with exploring the intersection of reading, attention, and executive functions. The importance of competition and active engagement for boys with dyslexia is dissected by looking at both sides of the competition debate. Specific checklists and guidelines to support boys' reading improvement are provided, and an additional chapter is included for parents seeking special education services for their sons, with "tricks of the trade" to get and keep the process moving.

This book features 27 lessons Michael Chekhov delivered to acting students between 1936-1939. More than a book of exercises, Chekhov addresses what it means to be a teacher. In addition to offering a series of lessons in concentration and atmosphere, he discusses how to prepare the body and spirit to enter the studio. He speaks candidly of challenges that face (student) actors and sheds light on the many influences that shape his psycho-physical technique. Constantine Stanislavsky, Eyvgeny Vakhtangov, Uday Shankar and Rudolf Steiner are discussed, among others.