1.

Record Nr.

UNINA9910148587403321

Autore

Stewart JM

Titolo

Bidding on the billionaire / / JM Stewart

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Forever Yours

ISBN

1-4555-9217-X

1-4555-9219-6

Disciplina

813/.6

Soggetti

Online dating

Billionaires

Love stories.

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Sommario/riassunto

In the tradition of E.L. James and Sylvia Day comes a sultry new series starring women who want to live out their wildest dreams . . . Online, any fantasy is possible. But when virtual lovers decide to meet in real life, the temperature rises-and so do the stakes.Safety. Anonymity. Invisibility. Those are just a few advantages of Internet "dating." Even better, as far as Hannah Miller is concerned, is the fact that she can shed all inhibitions without worrying about what he thinks of her figure or her face. "He" is bikerboy357, the man who knows what Hannah likes, and wants her-every night-as much as she wants him. When he asks to meet, Hannah hesitates. But the temptation is too strong. And after one look into his sultry green eyes, there's no turning back. Cade MacKenzie's never met a woman who's wasn't blinded by his billion-dollar net worth, but "H" knows neither his face nor his name. Her words are so smart, sweet, and scorchingly sexy that Cade's willing to gamble she'll be just as amazing in person. And she is. But even as every delicious encounter makes Cade want Hannah more, what he wants most is her trust. It's something all his money can't buy. And now, Cade will do anything to earn it . . .



2.

Record Nr.

UNINA9910578679403321

Autore

Bertrand Monique

Titolo

Bamako : De la ville à l’agglomération / / Monique Bertrand

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Marseille, : IRD Éditions, 2022

ISBN

2-7099-2891-4

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (344 p.)

Collana

Atlas et cartes

Soggetti

Urban Studies

métropole

villes

populations

migrations

mobilités

foncier

logement

urbanisme

croissance

développement

inégalités

jeunesse

géographie

sociologie

démographie

économie

Afrique

Bamako

atlas

Lingua di pubblicazione

Francese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Sommario/riassunto

Longtemps perçue comme un gros village, réceptacle des migrations



rurales, la capitale du Mali est devenue une métropole illustrant remarquablement la croissance démographique et l’étalement spatial des grandes agglomérations ouest-africaines. Avec trois décennies de recul, ce livre-atlas met en lumière ces enjeux et les processus de renouvellement de la population bamakoise : le poids désormais décisif des jeunes ; l’impact de flux résidentiels redistribuant familles et demandes de logement au-delà du district urbain ; le déplacement des fortes inégalités d’accès au sol vers les périphéries de l’agglomération. S’appuyant sur une combinaison de données censitaires, d’enquêtes quantitatives et d’observations de terrain, l’ouvrage montre comment les pratiques des habitants en matière de logement, de migration et de mobilité urbaine impriment des discriminations croissantes dans ce cadre expansif. La trajectoire de la ville se lit au fil de plusieurs générations qui ont marqué l’histoire des quartiers, densifié les lignées de propriétaires, forgé de nouveaux besoins dans les plus récents fronts de peuplement. Prendre le pouls de la transition urbaine oblige à déconstruire les visions simplistes opposant émigration et immigration, croissance spontanée et urbanisme réglementaire, une ville « prédatrice » et une campagne « spoliée », sans pour autant négliger leurs échos dans les représentations locales et les modèles globalisés de gouvernance urbaine. Véritable manuel d’investigation, ce livre rappelle donc la nécessité d’une connaissance précise des cycles d’expansion urbaine et des acteurs de cette double fabrique, sociale et territoriale. Il donne à voir l’agglomération de Bamako à la fois dans sa dimension régionale et dans l’intimité de ses quartiers.



3.

Record Nr.

UNINA9910797110603321

Autore

Payson-Roopchand Kelly

Titolo

Birth, death, and a tractor : connecting an old farm to a new family / / Kelly Payson-Roopchand

Pubbl/distr/stampa

Camden, Maine : , : Down East Books, , 2015

©2015

ISBN

1-60893-412-8

Descrizione fisica

1 online resource (251 p.)

Disciplina

630.9741/57

Soggetti

Farm life - Maine - Somerville - History

Family farms - Maine - Somerville - History

Lingua di pubblicazione

Inglese

Formato

Materiale a stampa

Livello bibliografico

Monografia

Note generali

Description based upon print version of record.

Nota di contenuto

CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; AUTHOR'S NOTE; ONE FARM, SIX GENERATIONS; Photospread; PART I: FALL; THE STORY; THE ROAD; 1976: ENCHANTMENT; SEPTEMBER 2009: THE END OF THE ROAD; 1808: SEBRA AND LYDIA CROOKER; OCTOBER 2009: HARVEST; OCTOBER 2009: LOVE ETERNAL; 1830: JULIA AND EPHRAIM KENNEDY; NOVEMBER 2009: THE GIFT OF GARLIC; NOVEMBER 2009: TRACTOR; NOVEMBER 2009: GENERATIONS; PART II: WINTER; 1874: FRANCIS AND CALISTA; DECEMBER 2009: FARM BOY; DECEMBER 2009: LET SLEEPING PIGS LIE; 1895: EDITH AND WILLIAM HEWETT; JANUARY 2010: HERE WE STAY; JANUARY 2010: THAW!; FEBRUARY 2010: CHANGE OF LIGHT

FEBRUARY 2010: EARLY ARRIVALPART III: SPRING; 1916: LLOYD AND JANE HEWETT; MARCH 2010: BIRTH; MARCH 2010: SPRING; MARCH 2010: RIVER; 1935: SHIRLEY BROWN; APRIL 2010: FAMILY FARM; APRIL 2010: NEED!; MAY 2010: PLANTING; MAY 2010: PASSAGE; PART IV: SUMMER; JUNE 2010: RAIN; JUNE 2010: THE WILD; JULY 2010: TRACTOR; JULY 2010: MILESTONES; 1939: DON HEWETT; AUGUST 2010: BARN; 1952: DON AND SHIRLEY HEWETT; AUGUST 2010: POTATOES; AUGUST 2010: LAND; EPILOGUE; APPENDIX A: FURTHER READING; "THE RHODORA" BY RALPH WALDO EMERSON

Sommario/riassunto

Once there were no stone walls. For the fiercely idealistic Yankee homesteader, a small family farm was worth fighting for, and the rocky soil yielded far more than walls. Cleared and plowed, it fed a family and



provided a living. Oxen gave way to horses, horses to tractors, and still the farm persisted and the family persevered, each generation overcoming the challenges of their day. Two hundred years later, the farm, ever generous in its rewards, has not changed; but society has shifted, forgetting its connection to the land that nourishes us. It is time we remembered. Birth, Death and a Tra