The Trusted Executive: Nine Leadership Habits That Inspire Results, Relationships and Reputation
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The Trusted Executive helps leaders create a strategy for building trust in a globalized,...
Corporate Brand Personality: Re-Focus Your Organization's Culture to Build Trust, Respect and Authenticity
Clive Woodward and Lesley Everett
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Corporate Brand Personality addresses the increasing need for organizations to refocus and realign...
Army Parking 3D - Parking Game
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Soldiers we are looking for the most skilled army vehicle driver in the word! Do you think you got...
Awix (3310 KP) rated Dogora (1964) in Movies
Jul 20, 2019 (Updated Jul 20, 2019)
The really weird thing about Dogora - and this is saying something - is that the giant diamond-eating monster element is not the oddest thing about this film. Most of it looks and feels like a particularly frantic cops-and-robbers thriller with the odd giant floating blob sequence edited in under protest. Still, the script has Shinichi Sekizawa's usual cheerful wit and the special effects are, believe it or not, excellent. Good fun if you like tokusatsu movies; the climax, in which wasp venom is used to try and petrify the monster and a gun battle turns into a dynamite-chucking contest, has to be seen to be believed.
The Day the Nazis Came: The Astonishing True Story of a Childhood Journey from Nazi-Occupied Guernsey to the Dark Heart of a German Prison Camp
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By the time he was six, Stephen had been bombarded by the Luftwaffe and deported from occupied...
My Tiny Flower Garden: Beautiful Blooms in Surprisingly Small Spaces
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Think you don't have enough room for beautiful blooms? My Tiny Flower Garden is bursting with...