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Ethics in Technical Communication: Shades of Gray (Wiley Technical Communication Library)
Lori Allen, Dan Voss

Wiley, 1997

With the advancement of technical communications in recent years, many ethical issues have emerged. This book focuses on college programs in technical communications. Based on nine real-world case studies, it covers legal issues like copyrights, patents, licensing, intellectual property, confidentiality, international issues and more.

Shades of Gray

42 reviews
Carolyn Reeder

Aladdin, 1999

good book for boys or girls
Shades of Grey is an excellent book. It is about a boy whose dad and his brothers go to fight in the war and end up getting killed. Also his sisters died because of malnutrition and his mom died of depression. So Will had to go live with his aunt. But he doesn't want to because his uncle refused to fight in the war. One element that I noticed a lot was flashback. Will kept remembering how his ...

Shades of Gray (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying Supplement)
Michael R. Proteau

Necromancer Games, 2006

A fiendish plague ravages the land. A band of heroes must embark on an epic quest to recover the pieces of a lost artifact - in hopes of ending the plague before it is too late. Standing against them are the architects of the plague and their myriad agents. Can the heroes succeed...? Shades of Gray contains 11 adventures forming a d20 campaign to take characters from 1st to 10th or 12th level. Adventurers must solve mysteries, survive ...

Shades of Gray: Perspectives on Campaign Ethics

1 review

Brookings Institution Press, 2002

Es un texto completo, que no cae en ningún extremo.
Leí este libro con enorme satisfacción y aprendiendo mucho. Me pareció: 1) completo, porque analiza diferentes aspectos éticos en la campaña y el partido. 2) no cae en extremos como un puritanismo infantil o un relativismo (permisivismo) igualmente pernicioso. Lo recomiendo ampliamente, diría que esta debe ser una lectura obligatoria para los políticos, felicito a su autor(a), creo que ha hecho ...

Shades of Gray: A Novel of the Civil War in Virginia

19 reviews

Patriot Press, 2008

A Portrait of Love and War
"You think I think that an artist's job is to tell the truth," says U.S. Poet Laureate, Tabitha Fortis, in an episode of The West Wing. "An artist's job," she continues, "is to captivate you for however long we've asked for your attention. If we stumble into the truth we got lucky." One may think that's a pretty bold quote to start of a book review, and it may be, but this reviewer was ...

Shades of Simon Gray (Readers Circle)

17 reviews
Joyce Mcdonald

Laurel Leaf, 2003

SHADES OF SIMON GRAY is brilliant.
The peepers are everywhere, little frogs descending on Bellehaven by the thousands like some early sign of the Apocalypse. As Simon Gray drives home one blisteringly hot night, he squashes millions of them, their blood making the road slick and dangerous. Of course he has an accident --- someone was bound to have one sooner or later. As Simon lies in the hospital in a coma, secrets begin to ...

A Different Shade of Gray: Midlife and Beyond in the City

1 review
Katherine S. Newman

New Press, 2006

Very helpful in understanding racial disparities among elders
Katherine Newman is a scholar who actually writes readable books, including A Different Shade of Gray, which is a presentation of research she did on racial and class disparities of the aging experience in America. In an earlier book, No Shame in My Game, Newman explored the experiences of young, low-wage workers in Harlem. That too was a highly readable and interesting book, this one about ...

Shades of Gray (Steeple Hill Women's Fiction #32)

5 reviews
Jacquelin Thomas

Steeple Hill, 2006

Except The Lord Build The House, They Labor In Vain That Build It.
In Shades of Gray Ms. Thomas' portrayal of the challenges of the Barnes family brings the reader face to face with the magnitude of the power of unresolved issues. Throughout the pages you will come to know the love and trust Rodney Barnes has for and in God. The same reverence is seen in his children who range from five to twenty years in age. It is his wife Sela who worships from afar. ...

Shades of Gray:: Memoirs of a Prussian Saint on the Eastern Front

9 reviews
Michael S. Eldredge

BookSurge Publishing, 2004

Response to Review
Mill Creek Press is a micro-publisher that publishes books manufactured by BookSurge, an Amazon.com company. Recently, BookSurge has been undergoing a move to a new location in Charleston, SC. The move was necessary to cope with the explosive growth of BookSurge in the last two years. Occasionally, during this move, a POD book as been shipped that didn't meet BookSurge's normal quality control ...

Shades Of Gray: National Security And The Evolution Of Space Reconnaissance (Library of Flight Series)

3 reviews
L. Parker Temple

AIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics & Ast, 2004

The State of the Art in Knowledge about the National Security Space Program
This is an important, impressive, and infuriating book that should be on the shelf of anyone interested in the history of space policy. Practitioners should also read it for the story of how military space policy originated and evolved since the 1950s. The author notes that the U.S. government supports three separate space programs. The first is a national security space program which served as ...

Shades of Gray

24 reviews
Vicki Hinze

St Martins Mass Market Paper, 1998

Another 5-Star Book for sophisticated readers
Count this as just another 5-star review for Vicki Hinzey's new book! I met the author at a national writer's convention and was enthralled by what she had to say. I came straight home and ordered her entire backlist. I'd say I saved the best for last, but I have 3 more Hinzey books to read and I'm stopping only long enough to post this review. I love her intricacies, deeply emotional ...

Many Shades of Gray (Indigo)

20 reviews
Dyanne Davis

Genesis Press, 2007

Wow!
We live in world now where almost everyone in every relationship plays games. Whether they feel it is necessary to keep their mate or necessary to maintain control, games are being played in every corner of the globe. Now I don't condone this type of behavior, but to read about it in such a humorous light, I must say...Wow! Read it, read it again, put it down, and read it again. Maybe next ...

Shades of Gray (Recorded Books Presents, 4 casettes)
Carolyn Reeder

Recorded Books, 1997

Left an orphan by the Civil War, 12-year-old Will Page has to leave his ruined home in the Shenandoah Valley. He must go to live with his mothers relatives, whom he has never seen before, on their tiny farm in the Virginia Piedmont. To make matters worse, his uncle refused to fight the Yankees. In fact, Uncle Jed stayed safely at home throughout the whole conflict between the states, while his neighbors were risking their lives for the ...

Curse of the Spawn, Book 3: Shades of Gray

2 reviews
Alan McElroy

Image Comics, 2000

Shades of Grey won't leave you seeing red!
Unlike other books of this style Shades of Grey is a literary masterpiece. If follows the comic style of the spawn comic books. I would recomend this book to anyone young and old. even if you've never picked up a comic before in your life, you will love this book.

Shades of Gray

39 reviews
Amanda Ashley

Love Spell, 1998

Very entertaining vampire romance!
This was a great book and I really enjoyed reading it. Grigori and Marisa were great together and the addition of Edward the vampire hunter who also had feelings for Marisa made the story even more entertaining. Even the villain was great, Alexi literally made my skin crawl! I won't get into descriptions of the story as enough reviewers have done that, but I will say that I found this book ...

Sexual Harassment, Shades of Gray : Guidelines for Managers, Supervisors & Employees

4 reviews
Susan L. Webb

Pacific Resource Development, 1999

Great Teaching Tool For Trainers
I am a trainer for a fortune fifty company and find this Guideline For Managers, Supervisors and Employees to be the best book available on the market to help educate our workforce. Thank you Susan Webb, this is a great teaching tool.

Shades of Gray

2 reviews
Christopher Szatkowski

iUniverse, Inc., 2006

rambunctious blend of comedy and horror...
Szatkowski (you can't say it, but it reads pretty good) has done it again. This time in a more mature, more polished fashion. His other books are certain timeless works, but the characters in this really chime. It's like a hangover without an aspaMushrooms and Applesaucerin in the universe. Perhaps more alarming. Perhaps more real. There's something authentic and haunting about this novel, like ...

A Different Shade of Gray: Mid-Life and Beyond in the Inner City
Katherine S. Newman

New Press, 2003

A groundbreaking look at urban aging by the author of the highly acclaimed No Shame in My Game. Classic works by William Julius Wilson and Alex Kotlowitz have given Americans searing accounts of coming of age amid urban poverty. Now Katherine Newman, Kennedy School professor and author of No Shame in My Game , a book about the working poor that Publishers Weekly called "eye-opening" and "bracingly refreshing," shifts our attention to the ...

14 Shades Of Gray (Authentic Guitar-Tab Edition)
Staind

Warner Bros. Publications, 2003

This matching folio, edited by Staind's guitarist Mike Mushok, incorporates his actual tunings and fingerings exactly as he plays them, without which many of the guitar parts would not be playable. This folio includes four pages of full-color photos. Titles are: Price to Play * How About You * So Far Away * Yesterday * Fray * Zoe Jane * Fill Me Up * Layne * Falling Down * Reality * Tonight * Could It Be * Blow Away * Intro.

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