The McGraw-Hill Homeland Security Series draws on frontline government, military, and business experts to detail what individuals and businesses can and must do to understand and move forward in this challenging new environment. Books in this timely and noteworthy series will cover everything from the balance between freedom and safety to strategies for protection of intellectual, business, and personal property to structures and goals of terrorist groups including Al-Qaeda. 
 Homeland Security and Terrorism is a comprehensive collection of essays and articles addressing the problems and solutions of maintaining openness and freedom in American society, while providing protection against future terrorist incidents. Noted contributors including former Oklahoma governor Frank Keating discuss relevant matters from the changing relationships and responsibilities among government, industry, and private citizens to strategies for minimizing tensions between establishing defensive measures and the financial and societal costs of those matters.

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Readings and Interpretations (The Mcgraw-Hill Homeland Security Series)

Business & Money

Moore, Joanne

Howard, Russell D.

James J.F. Forest

Management & Leadership

McGraw=Hill

A timely, thought-provoking collection of essays from homeland security and terrorism expertsFeaturing contributions by Peter Bergen, Brian Michael Jenkins, Bruce Hoffman, James Carafano, John Sullivan, Stephen Flynn and many others, this volume addresses:
 •The complex nature of the contemporary terrorist threat against America
 •New federal, state, and local efforts to prepare for a terrorist attack and foster resiliency
 •Legal and ethical dimensions of homeland security 
 •Changing relationships and responsibilities among government, civil society, and private business enterprise

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Readings and Interpretations (McGraw-Hill Contemporary Learning)

Politics & Social Sciences

Forest, James

Howard,Russell

Sociology

McGraw–Hill Education

The South Nahanni River of Canada's Northwest Territories has captivated canoeists and mountain adventurers for decades. Imagine flying 4,000 pounds of supplies into the Nahanni River Valley with plans to build a cabin on the shores of the legendary river and live there for a year -- on your honeymoon. That is what John and Joanne Moore did.
The author tells how they transported their provisions into the remote area and built their cabin on the South Nahanni River, an area cut off from the outside world by mountain ranges, its only highway the wild river that carves its way through cliffs a thousand feet high. Here the Moores lived for a year, and traveled by canoe, foot, snowshoe and ski in the isolated land they came to love. An engaging adventure story, this is also a blue-print for anyone wishing to make a wilderness -- living dream come true.

Nahanni Trailhead

Literature & Fiction

Hancock House

This is a practical compendium of sample plans consistent with current nationwide objectives and with the Texas Education Agency's skills guidelines. Each sample planning form is a study unit that correlates with Loertscher's resource-based teaching. Part I deals with library skills such as location and arrangement, indexing systems, study and research aids, and reference tools. Part II focuses on resource-based instruction by general subject groups, such as humanities, social studies, science, and vocational education.

Teaching Library Skills in Middle and High School: A How-To-Do-It Manual (How-To-Do-It Manuals for School and Public Librarians ; No. 11)

Garrett, Linda J.

Reference

Neal Schuman Pub

Offers sample lessons and advice on integrating curriculum into library instruction

Teaching Library Skills in Grades K Through 6: A How to Do It Manual (How to Do It Manuals for Librarians)

Roach, Catharyn

We are all a bit different and the world would be bleak if everyone was the same, not special or unique.\nDespite being blind, Bertie sees himself as a ‘super-bat’: nothing can stop him! Or can it?\nBertie gets into a tricky situation and starts to give up on himself. Will he find his ‘superpowers’ and prove he is a super-bat after all?\nBertie the Very Blind Bat is the first book released from 'The Bit Different Collection'.

Bertie the Very Blind Bat (The Bit Different Collection)

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

HOKA publishing

Crosby the Not So Snappy Crocodile: (The Bit Different Collection)

Gemmel, Michelle

Parenting & Relationships

Floss the Wobbly Flamingo: A heart-warming story about differences, disability, teamwork and self-belief. (The Bit Different Collection)

Joanne Moore

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