David Copeland Knihy

The bestselling guide to being a ladies? man?revised and updated. Providing clear, no-nonsense solutions for many difficult dating/relationship problems, this is an invaluable guide for any man who?s been stymied by the ?rules? of the dating game. Intended for single or divorced men, it delivers specific, detailed advice on how and where to meet women, how to talk to them, how to ask a woman out, how to prepare for a date and keep the conversation flowing. It explains how to be a success romantically, revealing the five keys and five blocks to intimacy that can keep a relationship going or derail it completely. Readers will also learn how to know if she?s the one?and know when it?s over.

Firsthand accounts provide insight into how the American press shaped public opinion during the critical years leading up to the Civil War. Covering key events from the Missouri Compromise to John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry, the book features editorials, letters, essays, and news reports that illustrate the role of editors and politicians in influencing national discourse. These primary documents capture the sentiments and debates of the era, reflecting the nation's pulse during a time of significant social and political change.

Focusing on the interplay between media and American development, this book examines the evolution of journalism from the colonial era to the present. It highlights the roles of both citizen-journalists and professionals in shaping public discourse and national agendas. The narrative emphasizes how technological advancements have transformed participatory journalism, showcasing its potential to influence change at various levels, from local communities to the national landscape. The assessment underscores media's power as a catalyst for societal transformation.

Focusing on the colonial period, this unique collection features primary source documents from newspapers that shaped public opinion on major events and issues. It covers significant topics like medical discoveries, education, and censorship, alongside pivotal events such as the French and Indian War and the Boston Massacre. Each chapter presents news articles, letters, essays, and poetry reflecting diverse perspectives, accompanied by introductory explanations. This comprehensive resource is ideal for research and classroom discussions, offering insight into the era's societal dynamics.