The Golden Avenue tells the history of Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York and the famous, infamous and interesting folks associated with the street. These include Lawrence B. Sperry, aviation pioneer, Walter O'Malley, owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Annie Oakley, Lebert Lombardo of the Royal Canadians, Bruce Parker, Mr. Water Skiing, John B. Gambling of WOR Radio, Ed Nezbeda and Grumman Aircraft, Phil Brice and Republic Aviation, Christine Riley, actress and Ronald DeFeo, mass murderer.

The Golden Avenue: The History and People of Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY: The History and People of Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY

Robinson, Doug

History

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$ell is NOT a Four Letter Word was written with today's busy salespeople in mind. Doug has divided each of his eight chapters into short segments containing helpful sales training nuggets that can be read in five minutes or less. This makes it easy to pick up and put down the book during the demands of a hectic selling day, without losing the continuity of what the read is saying. This book was not written to be an all-encompassing treatise of sales techniques and philosophies, as there are many of those already in circulation. This is a compilation of stories and selling ideas from Doug's 40 years in various positions in the sales world. It has been seasoned with homespun humor to make it tasty enough for the reader to want to savor the many success nuggets contained inside. Whether you sell business-to-business, person-to-person, from a call center cubicle, or as a service employee adding new customers or up selling existing ones; your performance will improve after reading this book and applying its principles and coaching suggestions to your career.

Sell Is Not a Four Letter Word: Earning an Above-Average Living While Maintaining Your Integrity

Business & Money

Finance

RJ Communications

Trials and Triumphs by noted sportswriters Lee Benson and Doug Robinson, provides an in-depth look at the lives of twelve Mormon Olympians. It contains a complete listing and photographs of other Mormon Olympians, as well as a count of Olympic medals won by Latter-day Saints.

Trials & Triumphs/Mormons in the Olympic Games

Benson, Lee

Biographies & Memoirs

Deseret Book Co.

No Less a Man: Masculist Art in a Feminist Age

Robert B. Parker's detective Spenser. John Rambo, created by David Morrell and played on the silver screen by Sylvester Stallone. Bruce Springsteen. All three, Douglas Robinson claims, are central figures in a new form of popular men’s art: art that explores what it means to be a man in a feminist age. Robinson develops a three-stage transformation myth out of Joseph Campbell’s studies of hero mythology: the road of trials, on which repressive “normality” is tested and found lacking (Spenser); a symbolic death in which defensive rational ego-structures are surrendered (the Rambo of First Blood); and regeneration and return, the gradual rebirth of masculinity in a redemptive transformation (Springsteen).

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Popular Press 1

Robert B. Parker's detective Spenser. John Rambo, created by David Morrell and played on the silver screen by Sylvester Stallone. Bruce Springsteen. All three, Douglas Robinson claims, are central figures in a new form of popular men’s art: art that explores what it means to be a man in a feminist age. Robinson develops a three-stage transformation myth out of Joseph Campbell’s studies of hero mythology: the road of trials, on which repressive “normality” is tested and found lacking (Spenser); a symbolic death in which defensive rational ego-structures are surrendered (the Rambo of First Blood); and regeneration and return, the gradual rebirth of masculinity in a redemptive transformation (Springsteen).

A detailed account of the facts and figures of the club backed up by a large statistical section. Small 4to. 256pp. Profusely illustrated. Dust-wrapper, some sunning to spine and edges - otherwise very good.

Pompey

Cooper, Mick

Neasom, Mike

Milestone Pubns

The Best of the Rest: Downsizing For Boomers and Seniors

Robinson, Judy

Self-Help

Senior Moves

The Call of The Bay

Literature & Fiction

A Little Forgery Between Friends is a modern tale of some not-so-grand larceny in the worlds of a Pennsylvania antiques dealer and a New Jersey artist. From flea markets to high-brow antiques auctions, with a scheming art critic and market-wise auctioneer, watch Clark, the low-end antiques dealer, and Beth, the failed artist, first collide then collude through the sometimes dark waters of the decorative arts business.

A Little Forgery Between Friends

Local Long Island boatbuilder, Jake Chichester, longs for the life of a Great South Bayman like his deceased father. In Prohibition jaded 1925, he joins the rum-runners and crosses paths with an ambitious Coast Guard chief petty officer. Their escalating cat-and-mouse game ends in a deadly Fourth of July confrontation out on the bay.

The Last Bayman

Genre Fiction

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The Golden Avenue: The History and People of Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY: The History and People of Ocean Avenue, Amityville, NY

Sell Is Not a Four Letter Word: Earning an Above-Average Living While Maintaining Your Integrity

Trials & Triumphs/Mormons in the Olympic Games

No Less a Man: Masculist Art in a Feminist Age

No Less a Man: Masculist Art in a Feminist Age

Pompey

The Best of the Rest: Downsizing For Boomers and Seniors

The Call of The Bay

A Little Forgery Between Friends

The Last Bayman