"Chris West" is a United Kingdom/British writer. He writes business books under this name. Writing as "Christopher West" he is author of the China Quartet, four mysteries which, back in the 1990s, were among the first crime novels to be set in the contemporary People's Republic of China.

After studying economics and philosophy at the London School of Economics, West travelled in China, leading to his first book, Journey to the Middle Kingdom in 1991. Following that, he wrote the four crime novels featuring Wang Anzhuang, a mid-ranking detective in the Beijing Xing Zhen Ke (Criminal Investigation Department) and his wife, Rosina Lin, a nurse at the Capital Hospital.

On completing this series, West concentrated on co-authoring books aimed at entrepreneurs and small businesses, the first of which was The Beermat Entrepreneur, co-authored with entrepreneur and speaker Mike Southon (writer)/Mike Southon. Southon and West were both members of The Oxcentrics, an Oxford-based Dixieland jazz band, in which West played the drums. West's most recent co-authored work is Think like an Entrepreneur with entrepreneur Robbie Steinhouse.

As a solo author he wrote Marketing on a Beermat and a guide to good, clear writing, Perfect Written English.

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I think the sign of a successful program is when your former wrestlers come back to coach, so we're very lucky to have all of them with us. Wrestling was never a really big sport on campus, and there were times when we were in a drought.

With a contempt threat hanging over their head, the Forest Service did the best they could do, ... Who knew the judge was going to make new law and regulations from the bench?

We think this is the right way to do it. We need to have an open process where alternatives with all the concerns and consequences are displayed.

Our laws and regulations are not set up to pick and choose, ... It should be across the board, not just those deemed politically correct by a special interest.

We're talking about a proposal that impacts 40 to 50 million acres and they're trying to ram it through in nine months when a simple proposal with 100 acres, with a timber sale, can take two to three years.

You could see that they were brought up well. Their dedication has poured over into our team.

The Northwest Forest Plan was a one-size-fits-all approach. But an ecosystem in Southern Oregon is much different than a forest in Northern Washington. Here we have an opportunity to use local knowledge and local input that really reflects the needs of the environment there.

It's pretty simple. It's a two horse race — whoever's first home on Sunday takes the championship.

I always joke with (father) Les and his wife, asking them if they can kick out a couple more sons for us.