This title charts the development of theatre in education, identifying its strengths and providing vivid and illuminating accounts of its practice around the world.

Unknown to himself, oil rig worker Donald Brooks is of noble lineage. After a helicopter crash Donald's secret ancestry is discovered by those responsible for his care. His ancestry is so exalted that wealthy families will pay handsomely to add his child to their family tree. His carers soon find ways to exploit his unique selling point. With the Sicilian Mafia recruited to provide protection for the secret Donald soon finds himself unwillingly fathering a host of children. He attempts to escape but the best he can do is force his captors to agree to the condition that the women he 'services'...

Marketing is the lifeblood of any hair salon business, without a constant flow of new clients and renewal of inactive clients; the doors will soon close for good. The business survival statistics paint a depressing picture, but it doesn't have to be that way. Simply changing how marketing and advertising dollars are spent can have a drastic affect on the performance of those dollars. Most hair salon owners fall into the trap of image advertising and branding. Sadly, following the large companies will not end well for you as a hair salon owner. Every dollar must be held accountable and return...

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""TRUST?"" What an unusual topic for Skyy to agree to discuss with her friends, right? But everyone of her friends agreed that it wasn't such a weird idea after all. They all gave Skyy their ""We agree phrase,"" by saying, ""Cool, I like it "" Once Skyy started the discussion and the others saw that this subject could be just as fun and interesting as any other, they all joined in and began to discuss the issue of ""Trust."" Take the journey with these cool and intelligent kids and find out what they have to say about their understanding of ""Trust.""

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"My old neighborhood was being renovated, and Mom moved to another project. That was cool because I already knew the majority of the people out there. When word got out that we moved to Jennings Homes, people came night and day, which kept Mom pissed, fuss-ing and cussing up a storm-not to mention running everyone off, even the females. At that point, I began getting angry. I had money saved up, but I didn't get a chance to spend anything because P-Nut, Rim, and Dogg had a party for me almost the whole five months I'd been home. Plus, other guys that knew me that hustled in Jennings Homes...