Charlotte Mae Libros

Implementing a CPI Culture is written as a "HOW TO" Book which includes everything an organization needs to know when they are either trying out some process improvement activities or are Implementing a Continuous Process Improvement (CPI) Culture across their entire organization. CPI is the fluid combination of principles and sub tools from the Process-Focused methodologies Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints. This book is unique because it is applicable to Military Organizations as well as Commercial Businesses. MAQ has 35 years of experience in the USAF and US Army and helped generate the DoD CPI Guide. He is more than qualified to relate CPI to the Military environment. He is a certified Level 2 and 3 Mentor for the USAF. The techniques identified in this book have been proven successful at several Air Force and Army Bases as well as private businesses. They are similar to many techniques used throughout the Department of Defense and across industry. Although every Military Service is using a different combination of the three techniques; Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints, CPI combines all these techniques into a single approach that makes the best use of each sub tool when it is appropriate. If you want to improve processes in your organization, this is the book to read and use. For more information on CPI, contact MAQ or Mike Maquet at www.m2mcpi.com.

Many times, perhaps, you have seen stories about WW11 from the perspective of the Jewish people or former military service personnel. This book is a life story of a Christian woman, who experienced those terrible years as a German youth living in Poland, and Germany during the war. It is a beautiful story filled with colorful, dramatic, tragic, rich and even humorous situations. There is a kind of warm-hearted compassion for humanity in this novel mixed with humor and pathos. You will laugh and shed a tear or more for the ordinary German farm family as you read this life story. There was a motivational force that brought out these memories from the depths of the author's mind and the author gives a realistic look at what went on in Europe.

This is a romantic mystery where political power is dangerously exploited to reelect the President of the United States. Ginger's college yearbook prophetically describes her as a "vibrant personality whose genetically charged juices will take her into bizarre, unchartered waters." Her obsession with power is like an aphrodisiac that drives her unbridled ambition. Ginger maneuvers her way seductively through the capital's political labyrinth to become the First Lady. She is fixed on keeping her influential status at any cost. The President is reelected under bizarre circumstances, which the Director of the FBI describes as "the most diabolical in the Bureau's history". With its pervasive intrigue, pathos and suspense, laced with blackmail, lust and greed, the story is fast-paced to its unpredictable climax.