This introductory text demonstrates the ways in which politics and policy respond to environmental problems. Environment and Politics examines: * institutional responses of parliaments * responses of parties and electoral systems * roles of non-governmental organizations and social movements * the politics of business and industry. To highlight the multiplicity of political responses to environmental challenges the text features a wealth of original boxed case studies from around the world.

Environment and Politics

Politics & Social Sciences

Doyle, Tim

McEachern, Doug

Social Sciences

Routledge

Sharpsburg, with only eight streets, has an international reputation as a travel destination. Best known as the site of the Battle of Antietam, it is also the location of the annual Memorial Day celebration observed since 1868. However, Sharpsburg and the surrounding area are more than a battle site. The "Big Spring" served Native Americans long before Joseph Chapline laid out the town's 187 lots in 1763. Gen. Robert E. Lee, inventor James Rumsey, and abolitionist John Brown all stayed in town. Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, many businesses lined Main Street. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Belinda Springs resort were well known. The resort is gone, but the canal's towpath is popular with hikers and bikers. The businesses and industries of an earlier Sharpsburg have disappeared, but churches and cemeteries sit on original lots. The remaining structures of log and stone still line the streets, although they are no longer dirt lanes. Many properties retain their stables, chicken coops, or necessary houses.

Sharpsburg (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

Doyle, Vernell

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

In 1792, two cousins of frontiersman Daniel Boone established Boonsboro when they sold the town's first plotted lot. After growing from five taxable buildings in 1796 to 24 houses in 1803 and nearly doubling in population from 1820 to 1830, Boonsboro was officially incorporated in 1831. Along the way, Maryland governor William Hamilton was born in Boonsboro in 1820, and residents completed the world's first monument to US president George Washington in 1827. During the Civil War, the Battle of South Mountain produced 6,000 casualties near Boonsboro on September 14, 1862, and three days later, the Battle of Antietam left 23,110 casualties six miles west of Boonsboro. The town's famous raspberries and Hearts of Gold cantaloupes helped carry Boonsboro through the 20th century. Today, with four state parks and the Appalachian National Scenic Trail lining the top of nearby South Mountain range, Boonsboro boasts a popular town park, three museums, and a population of 3,400 people.

Boonsboro (Images of America)

Bast, Doug

Foreword by Nora Roberts

Peaks and valleys: The ups and downs of a young Garda

Biographies & Memoirs

TJD Publications

Tim Doyle is a Sports Massage Therapist, a Personal Trainer and a runner but not necessarily in that order!As a runner of ultra marathons, marathons and more than a few 5k runs Tim is very aware of the need to be prepared. As a Trainer he understands how runners need to prepare for each run they do. And as a therapist he knows how to treat the inevitable injuries every runner fears.The book is in four main sections.General fitness advice and how your body works. This section explains how muscles function, what fitness is and how to get fitter.Prevention of injury: Preventative Workouts and advice on Stretching, Strengthening, Proprioception, Balance and Rolling.Understanding and Treating InjuriesFind out more about Injuries. Where is your Injury? There are subsections relating to parts of your body with information on Warm Ups, Stretches, Strengthening Exercises, Rolling Exercises and the most common injuries occurring there.Covers injuries in Lower Back. Hip, Groin, Bum. Knee, Thigh. Ankle, Calf Shin. Foot.There is a comprehensive section guiding you back on track after an injury to help you return to fitnessThere are also appendices with specific stretches, strengthening and rolling exercises.Appendix 1 covers Stretches.Appendix 2 covers Strengthening Exercises.Appendix 3 covers Rolling Exercises.

Running Injuries: A Joint Approach

Sports & Outdoors

Individual Sports

Independently published

Sharpsburg

History

Americas

Arcadia Publishing Library Editions

In 1792, two cousins of frontiersman Daniel Boone established Boonsboro when they sold the town's first plotted lot. After growing from five taxable buildings in 1796 to 24 houses in 1803 and nearly doubling in population from 1820 to 1830, Boonsboro was officially incorporated in 1831. Along the way, Maryland governor William Hamilton was born in Boonsboro in 1820, and residents completed the world's first monument to US president George Washington in 1827. During the Civil War, the Battle of South Mountain produced 6,000 casualties near Boonsboro on September 14, 1862, and three days later, the Battle of Antietam left 23,110 casualties six miles west of Boonsboro. The town's famous raspberries and Hearts of Gold cantaloupes helped carry Boonsboro through the 20th century. Today, with four state parks and the Appalachian National Scenic Trail lining the top of nearby South Mountain range, Boonsboro boasts a popular town park, three museums, and a population of 3,400 people.

Boonsboro

What's That Smell, Mommy?

Our story, it started on one Saturday.Their mommy, excited. Audrey and David at play.Then a box arrived with the most magical smells.What were they? What could they do? The twins had no idea the adventure they were about to go on... This rhyming picture book is a delight for kids (and adults) of all ages. Join Audrey and David as their family learns that different essential oils can help them feeI different ways. They start paying attention to what they put in (and on) their bodies, and learn to make better, safer choices. This is a book about curiosity, asking questions, and feeling empowered to take charge of your own health

Children's Books

Doyle, Dory

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Doyle Adventures, LLC

Our story, it started on one Saturday.Their mommy, excited. Audrey and David at play.Then a box arrived with the most magical smells.What were they? What could they do?The twins had no idea the adventure they were about to go on...This rhyming picture book is a delight for kids (and adults) of all ages. Join Audrey and David as their family learns that different essential oils can help them feeI different ways. They start paying attention to what they put in (and on) their bodies, and learn to make better, safer choices.This is a book about curiosity, asking questions, and feeling empowered to take charge of your own health!

Acclaimed illustrator Tim Doyle makes his jigsaw puzzle debut with this 1000 piece puzzle from Recess!\nThis fun pop culture illustration is a great family activity for adults and kids alike. Puzzle pieces come packaged in a sturdy and easy-to-wrap box, perfect for gifting, reuse, and storage. - 1000 pieces - Great family activity for adults and children to enjoy together - Completed puzzle: 25 x 20"- Ages 3 and up

Amanda Hugginkiss: 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle by Tim Doyle

Recess

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