Unsuccessful pulp detective fiction writer Howard Spitz (Kelsey Grammer) decides to try his hand at children's books, creating a bovine detective called ' Crafty Cow'. He enlists the editorial assistance of pre-teen Sam (Genevieve Tessier) in the library, agreeing to locate her absentee father, Bill, in return. To everyone's surprise, Crafty Cow becomes a huge success, but Howard hates kids & so hires bumbling actor Roger (Patrick Mc Kenna) to 'play' him at public appearances. Meanwhile, a romance develops between Howard & Sam's mother, Laura (Amanda Donohoe). ...

Analyses the major provisions of HR 418, which would, inter alia, modify the eligibility criteria for asylum & withholding of removal. This book describes relevant law relating to immigration & document-security matters, how HR 418 would alter law if enacted, & the degree to which the bill duplicates existing law. ...

An original
- & persuasive
- look at how successful leadership & the ability to speak effectively, so that you sell yourself

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Debunking the notion that leaders are supposed to get people to follow, this book instead offers an entirely different approach that leaders should get people to face the reality of the situation. The author argues that any leadership that lets people sidestep the sometimes-harsh truth of reality is irresponsible
- & ultimately ineffective.
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