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Condizione: Good. [ No Hassle 30 Day Returns ][ Ships Daily ] [ Underlining/Highlighting: NONE ] [ Writing: NONE ] [ Edition: Reprint ] Publisher: Wasteland Press Pub Date: 6/12/2010 Binding: paperback Pages: 114 Reprint edition.

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Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorGREGG H. MOSSON, Maryland attorney, he focuses on representing employees in claims of illegal discrimination, illegal retaliation, disability rights violations, wrongful terminations, FMLA violations, employment contra.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Singing the Forge explores what's shaped us and what we've shaped for ourselves. Through poems at times personal, plus vignettes from men and women of the past two centuries in the book's middle section, these poems offer mirrors of becomings. Readers encounter melodies from diverse lives. Across free verse, meter, and poems of organic form, you might just see yourself."Through a series of beautiful meditative lyrics, Mosson links childhood and adulthood, journey and reckoning, memory and wonder. A humane and earnest poet, Mosson is as much attuned to 'songless streets of Baltimore' as to 'trees' unnamed relation to the world.' He captures this attunement with carefully measured language and impressive precision. Many poems are probing observations of places and people, rendered in verbal landscapes revealing his debt to visual artists. Hans Hofman, Philip Guston, Henry Moore are three invoked in this volume. The poems in Singing the Forge create a philosophy of life centered around the idea of harmony with the universe - even if harmony's always at the verge of disintegration. They should be paid attention to and cherished for this reason."-Piotr Gwiazda, Professor of English, Univ. of Pittsburgh"Filled with reflective, gentle journeys, Singing the Forge is not only compelling and accessible, but immersive."-Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review"Mosson's poems are magical, memorable and meticulous, speaking to the powerful pull of locales and weathers and loves, yet get pinned to the memories of a reader with lines like these, spoken by a physician in his old age: 'The nursing home is out there like a shark/ that has swallowed so many of my patients one by one.' Give a copy to someone you love but be sure to keep one for yourself."-Clarinda Harris, Professor Emeritus, Towson UniversityG. H. Mosson is the author of five prior books and chapbooks of poetry, including Questions of Fire (Plain View Press), Season of Flowers and Dust (Goose River Press), and Family Snapshot as a Poem in Time (Finishing Line Press). Two of the chapbooks are collaborative, Heart X-rays & Simultaneous Revolutions (PM Press). His poetry has appeared in The Tampa Review, California Quarterly, The Hollins Critic, The Potomac Review, Smartish Pace, Lines & Stars, Free State Review, SurVision of Ireland, and across the U.S. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - KNOW YOUR EMPLOYEE RIGHTS!The twenty-first century poses new challenges for employees, and if you want to protect your rights in the evolving workplace, this guide will help you do so. Designed as an overview of employment law in Maryland, it offers practical information to help you safeguard your jobboth in your present workplace and throughout your working career.When problems arise in the workplace, the first step in tackling them is knowing your rights and options. This guide explains the basics of both: What rights do you have in at-will and contractual employment relationships How do you document and file a grievance, unemployment, or workers' compensation claim What should you do if you believe you're being discriminated against What types of workplace issues can you deal with yourself, and when do you need an attorney This guide answers these and other fundamental employment questions and provides step-by step instructions that will enable you not only to survive, but to thrive, in the contemporary workplace.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Singing the Forge explores what's shaped us and what we've shaped for ourselves. Through poems at times personal, plus vignettes from men and women of the past two centuries in the book's middle section, these poems offer mirrors of becomings. Readers encounter melodies from diverse lives. Across free verse, meter, and poems of organic form, you might just see yourself."Through a series of beautiful meditative lyrics, Mosson links childhood and adulthood, journey and reckoning, memory and wonder. A humane and earnest poet, Mosson is as much attuned to 'songless streets of Baltimore' as to 'trees' unnamed relation to the world.' He captures this attunement with carefully measured language and impressive precision. Many poems are probing observations of places and people, rendered in verbal landscapes revealing his debt to visual artists. Hans Hofman, Philip Guston, Henry Moore are three invoked in this volume. The poems in Singing the Forge create a philosophy of life centered around the idea of harmony with the universe - even if harmony's always at the verge of disintegration. They should be paid attention to and cherished for this reason."-Piotr Gwiazda, Professor of English, Univ. of Pittsburgh"Filled with reflective, gentle journeys, Singing the Forge is not only compelling and accessible, but immersive."-Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review"Mosson's poems are magical, memorable and meticulous, speaking to the powerful pull of locales and weathers and loves, yet get pinned to the memories of a reader with lines like these, spoken by a physician in his old age: 'The nursing home is out there like a shark/ that has swallowed so many of my patients one by one.' Give a copy to someone you love but be sure to keep one for yourself."-Clarinda Harris, Professor Emeritus, Towson UniversityG. H. Mosson is the author of five prior books and chapbooks of poetry, including Questions of Fire (Plain View Press), Season of Flowers and Dust (Goose River Press), and Family Snapshot as a Poem in Time (Finishing Line Press). Two of the chapbooks are collaborative, Heart X-rays & Simultaneous Revolutions (PM Press). His poetry has appeared in The Tampa Review, California Quarterly, The Hollins Critic, The Potomac Review, Smartish Pace, Lines & Stars, Free State Review, SurVision of Ireland, and across the U.S. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Singing the Forge explores what's shaped us and what we've shaped for ourselves. Through poems at times personal, plus vignettes from men and women of the past two centuries in the book's middle section, these poems offer mirrors of becomings. Readers encounter melodies from diverse lives. Across free verse, meter, and poems of organic form, you might just see yourself."Through a series of beautiful meditative lyrics, Mosson links childhood and adulthood, journey and reckoning, memory and wonder. A humane and earnest poet, Mosson is as much attuned to 'songless streets of Baltimore' as to 'trees' unnamed relation to the world.' He captures this attunement with carefully measured language and impressive precision. Many poems are probing observations of places and people, rendered in verbal landscapes revealing his debt to visual artists. Hans Hofman, Philip Guston, Henry Moore are three invoked in this volume. The poems in Singing the Forge create a philosophy of life centered around the idea of harmony with the universe - even if harmony's always at the verge of disintegration. They should be paid attention to and cherished for this reason."-Piotr Gwiazda, Professor of English, Univ. of Pittsburgh"Filled with reflective, gentle journeys, Singing the Forge is not only compelling and accessible, but immersive."-Diane Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review"Mosson's poems are magical, memorable and meticulous, speaking to the powerful pull of locales and weathers and loves, yet get pinned to the memories of a reader with lines like these, spoken by a physician in his old age: 'The nursing home is out there like a shark/ that has swallowed so many of my patients one by one.' Give a copy to someone you love but be sure to keep one for yourself."-Clarinda Harris, Professor Emeritus, Towson UniversityG. H. Mosson is the author of five prior books and chapbooks of poetry, including Questions of Fire (Plain View Press), Season of Flowers and Dust (Goose River Press), and Family Snapshot as a Poem in Time (Finishing Line Press). Two of the chapbooks are collaborative, Heart X-rays & Simultaneous Revolutions (PM Press). His poetry has appeared in The Tampa Review, California Quarterly, The Hollins Critic, The Potomac Review, Smartish Pace, Lines & Stars, Free State Review, SurVision of Ireland, and across the U.S. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.