Larry Robinson – författare

With this comprehensive annotated bibliography, the reader can discover the most important works on any one topic in marketing and review their contents within a matter of minutes. Using the selection technique of citation analysis, which tabulates the number of times a particular work is referred to in scholarly literature, the authors have chosen 150 books and articles that have had the greatest impact on the discipline of marketing. They also include Journal of Marketing award-winning articles from 1977 to 1983, as well as Alpha Kappa Psi award winners and other classic books and articles. Each citation contains a description of content, a review of major conclusions, and a list of other works directly related to the entry.

Just as Ruth gleaned in the fields of Boaz I have gleaned in the fields of my life. This is a collection of short thought provoking readings. Many are really worth remembering and thinking about. Such as:"Faith honors God, God honors faith."I have included some Bible facts, some of which are almost obscure from today''s Biblical writings.

Heartwarming sayings that will bring back memories and simple verses that explain deep subjects. And a wee bit of humor, especially an epitaph.

Gleanings, by Larry Robinson is indicative of in-depth listening to many minister''s messages, and their impact upon his life. The material he has "gleaned", and shared, is very inspirational, thought provoking, and hopefully, useful in messages and presentations in years to come. It may be used with confidence of effectiveness in other lives, as it was in Larry''s.

Dr. John F. Hay, District Superintendent Emeritus, Church of the Nazarene

Legendary Canadien and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Larry Robinson takes readers rink-side in this highly anticipated and poignantly told memoir.      Larry Robinson spent 20 seasons playing in the NHL -- seventeen with the Montreal Canadiens and retiring from the game after his final 3 seasons with the LA Kings. His great size gave his teams an incredible presence on the blue line and a tremendous defender in front of their net. But he was more than just big. He was agile, he could score and he played a style that provided both offensive and defensive strengths.      For his effort, Robinson was twice recognized as the NHL''s top defencemen and his contribution helped the Canadiens win the Stanley Cup six times during his tenure with the team. Never afraid to drop his gloves and play a physical game, Robinson is and will forever be regarded as one of the NHL''s greatest defencemen.      In The Great Defender, Robinson relives his road to the NHL and the unexpected NHL journey that has lasted over 4 decades. He has enjoyed the good fortune of playing with greats, including Ken Dryden and Guy Lafleur to coaching the greatest of all--Wayne Gretzky. His successes as a player and coach are well-documented and in his memoir, hockey fans will now enjoy the opportunity to experience the odyssey of this legendary player as seen through his eyes, lived through his emotions, and told through his voice. Robinson''s story is one of triumph and will leave readers cheering for the man fondly nicknamed "Big Bird."      In the process of writing this book, bestselling sports writer Kevin Shea interviewed many of Robinson''s teammates, colleagues, players and family members and spent countless hours with Larry himself to capture a fascinating picture of one of hockey''s greatest careers.

Mirror, Mirror: Reflections of Self365-Day Life Journal is a journey for each of you toward emotional growth. It gives you an opportunity to look more closely into the issues that we all face in life. After each lesson you will find a question to answer. You may work on these lessons alone or with a partner. There are photographs, illustrations, poems, and comments from ordinary people from around the world. Mirror, Mirror teaches us that we are all a part of each other and that we share the same feelings no matter where we are from. Enjoy growing!

What distinguishes art from craft? Since the traditional answer skews utilitarian and hinges on an object's 'use value ' musical instruments are typically grouped into the latter category. This is a grave oversight. In The Invisible Line: When Craft Becomes Art, seven West Coast artisans discuss their work and make the case for curatorial inclusion of instruments (and other “primitives”) alongside the finest sculptures, etchings, paintings, and pastels the world's museums have to offer. Conceived and edited by Larry Robinson, the man behind The Art of Inlay: Design and Technique for Fine Woodworking, The Invisible Line consists of seven lavishly self-illustrated essays penned by self-employed, practicing artisans (rather than academics, art historians, journalists, or critics) at the height of their careers. Whether you're a a practicing musician, an art aficionado, a luthier or woodworker, or an everyday person with an affinity for the aesthetically pleasant, this gorgeous volume is sure to awe and inspire.