In this edition, the authors organize the chapters that explore policy and process within the agencies into the traditional functional categories of adjudication, informal action, and rulemaking. Compares and contrasts policymaking of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and also compares traditional forms of rulemaking by the FCC with the "new" style of environmental rulemaking by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

The Administrative Process (American Casebook Series)

Robinson, Glen

Gellhorn, Ernest

Bruff, Harold

Rules & Procedures

West Academic Publishing

The Administrative Process: Supplement (American Casebook Series)

A major theme of the book is the historical duality of communications regulation in the FCC, and the pending trend of convergence between those dual regulatory worlds in the form of the Internet. Although some parts of the field are fairly considered to be “technical,” the authors have provided detailed notes and background sufficient to make all parts of the field accessible to the generalist.A Teacher’s Manual is available for this title.

Communications Regulation (American Casebook Series)

Nachbar, Thomas

Media & the Law

This Document Supplement contains selected portions of the Communications Act and the Copyright Act, together with one recent FCC decision in the Comcast Net Neutrality controversy.

Documents Supplement to Communications Regulation (American Casebook Series)

When Willie, confined to a wheelchair, receives coded messages signed "G.O.D." on his computer, he needs the help of the other Shoebox Kids, as well as prayer, to identify the writer and find Willie's missing dog.

The Case of the Secret Code (The Shoebox Kids ; 2)

Children's Books

Pacific Pr Pub Assn

Sammy and the other Shoebox Kids learn about helping others as they search for a missing painting from the Mill Valley Art Museum.

The Broken Dozen Mystery (Shoebox Kids, 5)

Thomas, Jerry D.

Literature & Fiction

A three-day rafting trip down the Rattlesnake River becomes the arena for a fight between Maria and her brother Chris. Maria is sure Chris has told their dad something that will get her in big trouble when she gets home. But what is it? And why do all the other Shoebox Kids seem to be in on it?
The Rattlesnake River Adventure finds the Shoebox Kids trying to keep Chris and Maria talking to each other while protecting a big secret. In the meantime, they hear the legend of Bonzo the bear, meet the mysterious "mountain man "who was watching them from the shadows, and learn about holding grudges and the power of forgiveness. -- Teaches kids about holding grudges and forgiveness. -- Each book in The Shoebox Kids series teaches kids how being a Christian affects the way they act and think. -- Ideal for beginning readers. -- The mystery/adventure story will keep kids readings -- Number 11 in the Shoebox Kids series.

The Clue in the Secret Passage (The Shoebox Kids)

If Tomorrow Comes: When the World Fell Apart, All They Had Was Hope : An End-Time Story

Remember those long summer Sabbath afternoons when the sun seemed nailed to the sky? Your children were soon climbing the walls from inactivity, and you had run out of ideas for things for them to do things that not only would keep them occupied but are worth doing and were enjoyable besides. Here is the book that willkeep such days from happening again. Born out of desire to make Sabbath enjoyable for the author's own family, this book offers practical suggestions for things that will involve both adult and child an turn the day into a delight. Each idea can be adapted to fit your needs and situations. Many of the concepts come form successful Adventist families who have experienced the Sabbath as a truly happy family day. Here's to wonderful Sabbaths. Book Specs Paper Back Publisher: Review &amp; Herald Publishing Association Printed: 1983 Pages: 32 Table of Contents none

Fifty-Two Things to Do on Sabbath

Religion & Spirituality

Review & Herald Pub Assn

Meet Connie Simescu.She's fluent in nine languages, passable in nine more. She has a soft heart for the homeless, a wicked sense of humor, and a bad habit of getting into trouble.Connie survived an attempted kidnapping six weeks ago, thanks to her sister's boyfriend and the grace of God. Now, despite her parents' wishes, she's returning to college at the University of Texas in Austin, intent on finding God and becoming a reporter.What she doesn't know is that the reclusive billionaire behind her kidnapping is still around, intent on revenge. And what does the appearance of the "terrorist" organization called The Heretics have to do with her? Before she's done, she'll win and lose (and win) a boyfriend, rescue homeless from a burning building, get caught up in a bar fight, help a so-called terrorist escape from a hospital, save a floundering newspaper, and write a 10-page essay on comparative religion. And if she's lucky, she'll meet God in the process.It'll make for an interesting story, if she lives long enough to tell it.

Soul Survivor (The Heretics Series)

Genre Fiction

Independently published

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