Alexander Moore

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We have a million-and-one thoughts constantly racing through our minds. Some of them might even be million-dollar ideas But, in between your job, your studies, and your social life, your personal aspirations get left to sit in the corner like an old pile of washing. If only there were just more hours in the day right? If only there was a way to... create a blueprint for achievement... zone out without falling behind... be the master of your stress... rest productively... Luckily - there is. Productivity Hacker remedies this age-old conundrum. Through simple, tried-and-tested productivity hacks, this book will show you the key to unlocking your time. By detailing the secrets, ranging from effective goal-setting to painless stress-management, Alex Moore reveals the way to transform your time management, so you can finally pursue those goals you always wanted - productively.

Nathan is a young and somewhat na ve physician, just starting out in solo practice as the only physician serving a small Southern town. He is more concerned with caring for his patients than making a lot of money and rising through the ranks of the town's social strata. This does not sit well with his wife Adele, who yearns to be among the elite, nor with his parents Thomas and Gertrude, who are already part of the town's gentry. Nathan becomes frustrated and resistant as his wife and parents push him to better himself in the eyes of the community. With no easy solution at hand, Nathan finds a way to reconcile his dilemma in a rather devious manner.

Although South Carolina's colonial charter promised a safe harbor of religious freedom for those who were oppressed, eighteenth-century religious minorities in the colony found their rights were subjugated to those of the Anglicans. ""The Dawn of Religious Freedom in South Carolina"" contains eight essays by historians and legal scholars that trace the quest for religious equality by Protestant dissenters, Huguenots, Jews, Quakers, Afro-Carolinians, and Roman Catholics. Uncovering the historical roots of the separation of church and state, the contributors use South Carolina's experience to illustrate that religious freedom is more secure when widely shared. South Carolina was a beacon of religious freedom when compared to many other North American colonies. The contributors recount the incremental steps that culminated with the 1790 Constitution's grant of ""free exercise and enjoyment of religious profession and worship, without discrimination or preference."" Separate chapters revisit the experiences of the Huguenots, who found themselves caught in a political crossfire between Anglicans and Protestant dissenters; the Quakers, who ultimately left the state because of their inability to reconcile with the principles of a slaveholding society; the Afro-Carolinians, who created ""psychological living space"" through religion while their masters watched nervously for signs of rebellion; and the evangelicals, whose emphasis on equality before God brought ideas about egalitarianism to South Carolina society. The volume's contributors also enumerate Catholic and Jewish efforts to gain religious equality, and recount the leading roles played by such individuals as Jewish patriot Francis Salvador, Catholic bishop John England, and statesman Charles Pinckney.

Moore's Cultural Anthropology, Second Edition is an introduction to the study of cultures via an updated version of the community study/network method. Using a multiple institutional, holistic approach, his book is organized in five sections: understanding the human primate; band communities and elemental human institutions; tribes and emergent institutions; traditional civilizations; and the anthropology of modern life. This book is ideal for undergraduate introductory courses in cultural anthropology. A Collegiate Press book