Pages: 640, Edition: Pag, Calendar, Andrews McMeel Publishing

Pages: 640, Calendar, Andrews McMeel Publishing

The curtain has been pulled back on Obama and his empty promises and ruinous decisions. More and more of us are seeing him for the tax-and-spend and leftist-leaning politico he's revealed himself to be. Obamacare's a bust. The economy is teetering. Individual rights are endangered. The Oh, No! Obama! 2012 Calendar is for those who see him clearly and those who need to open their eyes before it's too late. It contains presidential mistakes and misstatements, jabs from the right and the left, jokes at Obama's expense, and enough timely observations to make him one-and-done.

The Teacher's Calendar is a treasure house of information. It answers so many of the never-ending first-grade questions I get every day!-Jane Ann Robertson, 2004 Arizona Teacher of the Year. . For nine years, K-8 teachers, librarians, and other educators have turned to The Teacher's Calendar to capture the attention of their students. The Teacher's Calendar offers innovative classroom ideas for every day of the year, from August 1 to July 31. Each page is packed with suggestions for class activities, bulletin boards, and school calendars. Fifty sidebars highlight specific dates and provide curriculum ideas, lists of appropriate books, and related websites..

“The Teacher’s Calendar is a treasure house of information. It answers so many of the never-ending first-grade questions I get every day!” --Jane Ann Robertson, 2004 Arizona Teacher of the Year For more than a decade, K–8 teachers, librarians, and other educators have turned to The Teacher’s Calendar to capture the attention of their students. The Teacher’s Calendar offers you innovative classroom ideas for every day of the year, from August 1 to July 31. Each page is packed with suggestions for class activities, bulletin boards, and school calendars. Special sidebars highlight specific dates and provide curriculum ideas, lists of appropriate books, and related websites.

Rarely has any public or private figure moved to the forefront of the world stage as rapidly as did President Barack Obama. The 2012 A Year With Obama daily calendar offers a collection of inspirational quotes from our 44th President that is sure to motivate and inspire you every day of the year.

Available August 2009 Advent, A Calendar of Devotions is a booklet of daily devotions for the season of Advent (the four weeks before Christmas) that helps you step back from bustle and stress of the season and prepare your heart and mind to rejoice in God's loving gift, Jesus Christ.Each daily devotion includes a recommended Scripture reading, a Bible verse, an inspiring message, and an uplifting prayer. Advent, A Calendar of Devotions is ideal for churches to purchase in large quantities todistribute to every adult member of the congregation and those beyond the congregation that need a message of hope, comfort., and joy. The booklet fits easily into a #10 envelope for mailing. When ordering for your congregation, remember to secure copies for nursing homes residents, prisons, and other groups with whom you are in ministry.Also available in Large Print (14-point type) for those with sight impairments. Other resources for your family:Lighting the candles in an Advent wreath at the family meal or other prayer time each Sunday and on Christmas day is a meaningful way to add to your preparation during this holy season. A variety of family Advent wreaths are available from Cokesbury.

A yearly astrological calendar, with ephemeris, using a sidereal zodiac, with heliocentric and hermetic calculations and articles correlating astrological configurations in such a way that the reader can experiences between the macrocosm and the macrocosm throughout the year, with special reference to the life of Christ.

This is a calendar of Texas-themed poems alongside each week of the year, including poems from around 75 poets. Also featured are the winning poems from the Texas Poetry Calendar Awards, as judged by a nationally-renowned poet (this year, Benjamin Alire Saenz).

Barack Obama’s inauguration as president on January 20, 2009, inspired the world. But the great promise of “Change We Can Believe In” was immediately tested by the threat of another Great Depression, a worsening war in Afghanistan, and an entrenched and deeply partisan system of business as usual in Washington. Despite all the coverage, the backstory of Obama’s historic first year in office has until now remained a mystery.In The Promise: President Obama, Year One, Jonathan Alter, one of the country’s most respected journalists and historians, uses his unique access to the White House to produce the first inside look at Obama’s difficult debut. What happened in 2009 inside the Oval Office? What worked and what failed? What is the president really like on the job and off-hours, using what his best friend called “a Rubik’s Cube in his brain?" These questions are answered here for the first time. We see how a surprisingly cunning Obama took effective charge in Washington several weeks before his election, made trillion-dollar decisions on the stimulus and budget before he was inaugurated, engineered colossally unpopular bailouts of the banking and auto sectors, and escalated a treacherous war not long after settling into office. The Promise is a fast-paced and incisive narrative of a young risk-taking president carving his own path amid sky-high expectations and surging joblessness. Alter reveals that it was Obama alone—“feeling lucky”—who insisted on pushing major health care reform over the objections of his vice president and top advisors, including his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, who admitted that “I begged him not to do this.”Alter takes the reader inside the room as Obama prevents a fistfight involving a congressman, coldly reprimands the military brass for insubordination, crashes the key meeting at the Copenhagen Climate Change conference, and bounces back after a disastrous Massachusetts election to redeem a promise that had eluded presidents since FDR.In Alter’s telling, the real Obama is an authentic, demanding, unsentimental, and sometimes overconfident leader. He adapted to the presidency with ease and put more “points on the board” than he is given credit for, but neglected to use his leverage over the banks and failed to connect well with an angry public. We see the famously calm president cursing leaks, playfully trash-talking his advisors, and joking about even the most taboo subjects, still intent on redeeming more of his promise as the problems mount.This brilliant blend of journalism and history offers the freshest reporting and most acute perspective on the biggest story of our time. It will shape impressions of the Obama presidency and of the man himself for years to come.

2012 Political Calendar-Election Year Special (Obama favorite)-11x17 Pro-republicans Wall Calendar-Cover and 12 pages -Each page is unique, entertaining and amusing - It's a funny calendar - it's a humorous calendar - it's THE 2012 calendar- in stock- Ring-bound (2011) by A & A Enterprises.

Pages: 116, Edition: Egmt, Calendar, Universe Publishing

A daily reminder of the Audubon mission to celebrate the earth's natural beauty—this week-at-a-glance datebook is a treasure. Here is unspoiled nature in dozens of spellbinding images—from panoramic landscapes to intimate moments, such as a butterfly alighting on a flower bud. A spider's web, glittering with beads of dew. Hyacinth Macaws perched on a tree branch. A meadow flushed with deep-red Indian Paintbrush. Utah's magnificent Delicate Arch, set aglow in the late-afternoon sun. Featuring spacious weekly grids, detailed captions for every photograph, and an elegant gift box.

Barack Obama’s inauguration as president on January 20, 2009, inspired the world. But the great promise of “Change We Can Believe In” was immediately tested by the threat of another Great Depression, a worsening war in Afghanistan, and an entrenched and deeply partisan system of business as usual in Washington. Despite all the coverage, the backstory of Obama’s historic first year in office has until now remained a mystery.In The Promise: President Obama, Year One, Jonathan Alter, one of the country’s most respected journalists and historians, uses his unique access to the White House to produce the first inside look at Obama’s difficult debut. What happened in 2009 inside the Oval Office? What worked and what failed? What is the president really like on the job and off-hours, using what his best friend called “a Rubik’s Cube in his brain?" These questions are answered here for the first time. We see how a surprisingly cunning Obama took effective charge in Washington several weeks before his election, made trillion-dollar decisions on the stimulus and budget before he was inaugurated, engineered colossally unpopular bailouts of the banking and auto sectors, and escalated a treacherous war not long after settling into office. The Promise is a fast-paced and incisive narrative of a young risk-taking president carving his own path amid sky-high expectations and surging joblessness. Alter reveals that it was Obama alone—“feeling lucky”—who insisted on pushing major health care reform over the objections of his vice president and top advisors, including his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, who admitted that “I begged him not to do this.”Alter takes the reader inside the room as Obama prevents a fistfight involving a congressman, coldly reprimands the military brass for insubordination, crashes the key meeting at the Copenhagen Climate Change conference, and bounces back after a disastrous Massachusetts election to redeem a promise that had eluded presidents since FDR.In Alter’s telling, the real Obama is an authentic, demanding, unsentimental, and sometimes overconfident leader. He adapted to the presidency with ease and put more “points on the board” than he is given credit for, but neglected to use his leverage over the banks and failed to connect well with an angry public. We see the famously calm president cursing leaks, playfully trash-talking his advisors, and joking about even the most taboo subjects, still intent on redeeming more of his promise as the problems mount.This brilliant blend of journalism and history offers the freshest reporting and most acute perspective on the biggest story of our time. It will shape impressions of the Obama presidency and of the man himself for years to come.

"Legacy of Lies - The 2009 Obama Administration" - The ultimate Conservative American tea partier's guide! This book features an amazing list of 924 lies, flip-flops, broken promises and scandals from Team Obama! 154 items in just the ObamaCare Nightmare section alone! Includes details of 105 Czars, lobbyists, appointment scandals and nominees with tax problems! Obama's radical friends, his outrageous comments, and teleprompter gaffes! Far from a political rant, Legacy of Lies is a reference guide backed up with dates, facts, figures, sources and links. Use the 18-page index to easily search for scandals on the economy, war, terrorism and more! Featuring 22 pages of sources! Legacy of Lies is the most interesting political history of 2009 you'll find. Hundreds of these items were never on your nightly news! You will be stunned to meet the real Barack H. Obama, Hypocrite-in-Chief! And you'll want to buy more copies of Legacy of Lies for all your friends and relatives!

While the President of the United States is a busy man, the children of the world have not given up on reaching him. This is why Concern Worldwide, the international humanitarian organization, has launched its second annual essay competition, to write an essay addressed to President Obama on one of the following issues: Child Labor, Climate Change and the Developing World, or World Hunger. This book is a collection of the ten best essays in each of the three age categories. Concern Worldwide is an international humanitarian organization dedicated to reducing suffering and ending extreme poverty.