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Exploring themes of self-acceptance and the complexities of friendship, this book delves into the struggles of feeling inadequate and the impact of perceived intelligence on relationships. The protagonist navigates personal insecurities while seeking connection, leading to humorous and poignant moments. Through relatable experiences, the narrative highlights the importance of understanding and embracing one's uniqueness, ultimately revealing that true friendship transcends intellect.

The Sustainable City provides a broad and engaging overview of the urban systems of the twenty-first century. This second edition dives deeper into the financing of sustainable infrastructure, reviews current trends in urban inequality, and features many more examples and new international case studies spanning the globe.

In the Bible, God established a covenant people for a very specific mission: Israel was to be a Light to the Gentiles. The story of the Bible is God's intervention to restore to all mankind from what was lost at the Fall of Adam and Eve. Many people today are learning that they have distant Jewish ancestry. What does that mean? They are Jewish too. Not 25 % or 50%, but 100% Jewish-- because God's covenant is not divided into fractions.

This book is a succinct handbook of the essentials of management for current and future practitioners. Leadership experts Steven Cohen and William Eimicke concisely explain management best practices, aiming to equip managers with the tools of the trade and prepare them to tackle decision making.

(Harmonica). Learn techniques used by the blues harmonica greats to build inspired 12-bar solos! Renowned blues harpist Steve Cohen explains and demonstrates topics including: low and mid-register draw bends * high-register blow bends * double-stop bends * overblow bends * warbles and various vibratos * and more. Includes over 100 demo and play-along tracks online for download or streaming. Each track was recorded using a common C harp in 1st, 2nd and 3rd position, and all examples are presented in both harmonica tab and standard notation.

The journey of spiritual exploration culminates in a transformative encounter with Christ, marking a pivotal moment in Steven's life after 26 years of searching. This experience brought him the fulfillment he had long sought, leading to the establishment of Now Found Ministries in 2002, which serves as a beacon of hope for those feeling lost. Steven, along with his wife Courtney and their three children, resides in North Texas, embodying the message that no one is ever too lost to be found.

Steve Cohen's book That's Funny, You Don't Look Anti-Semitic, looks at the history of Left antisemitism from a Marxist perspective. Written in 1984, it still resonates today. The issue of antisemitism in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party only increase its relevance and makes it a must read book.

At the city level, the question of how to handle water resources, energy use, and transportation is not abstract but concrete. Citizens, planners, business people, and policy makers can easily see the problems and how a sustainable approach would be beneficial. Steven Cohen draws on his extensive teaching and public management experience in documenting the kinds of sustainability measures that have been successful in major cities around the world, and he points to what other cities realistically can do in the future. Michael E. Kraft, coeditor of The Oxford Handbook of U.S. Environmental Policy

The book examines the 2014 expansion of Title IX, which mandates that all federally funded educational institutions take responsibility for preventing and addressing sexual harassment and violence. It explores the implications of this policy on school districts, colleges, and universities, highlighting their accountability in creating safer environments for students. Through this lens, the book discusses the broader societal impact of these regulations on student victimization and institutional responses.