The companion volume to The Traveller Book, containing a linked collection of adventures forming a ready-made campaign in the Spinward Marches.

The Traveller Adventure

Humor & Entertainment

Miller, Marc

Puzzles & Games

Game Designers Workshop (GDW)

Miller, Marc Scott, Irony Of Victory, The: World War II And Lowell, Massachusetts

The Irony of Victory: World War II and Lowell, Massachusetts

History

Americas

University of Illinois Press

A manifesto for reinventing the sales function Selling Is Dead argues that selling teams and growth-motivated organizations must change to remain competitive. It presents a new selling framework based on research that indicates that buyer behavior can be modeled and that large sales and small sales are fundamentally different. This new framework provides salespeople with a practical structure for giving buyers significantly more value for their dollar-value well beyond the products and services being sold. Rather than focusing on one selling model, regardless of the type of sale, this book offers four different types of large sales and presents specific strategies for succeeding at each. Many sales organizations are systematically mismanaging their selling opportunities and failing to optimize their markets. Through effective selling models, illustrative case studies and examples, and real-world anecdotes, Selling Is Dead brings strategy and efficiency to sales-and shows every sales-based business how to reap the rewards.

Selling Is Dead: Moving Beyond Traditional Sales Roles and Practices To Revitalize Growth

Business & Money

Sinkovitz, Jason

Marketing & Sales

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Highly regarded for its engaging writing style, as well as its comprehensive coverage, Criminal Procedures: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials, Third Edition, continues to offer a first-rate selection of well-edited cases and materials accompanied by exceptionally helpful notes and introductory materials. 
 Among the features that have made this casebook successful with students and instructors alike: <ul>
<li> utilizes traditional organization and coverage while demonstrating the progression from classic federal cases to significant state cases </li> <li> along with the essential cases of historical value, the authors include cases chosen for their contemporary accuracy and appeal and meticulously edit them and accompanying materials with a special focus on "teachable chunks" </li> <li> a rich selection of materials from diverse institutions — including primary materials from U.S. Supreme Court cases, state high court cases, statutes, rules of procedure, and police and prosecutorial policies as well as from social science studies — highlight procedural variety, focus on real process topics, provide the political context, and consider the impact of procedures on the various parties involved </li> <li> the scholarly expertise of the authors, especially reflected in the Criminal Procedure II materials, including coverage of prosecutorial charging, plea bargaining, and sentencing </li> <li> for each topic the authors summarize the majority and minority views of the states as well as the federal view </li> </ul>
 The authors are highly accessible, and they provide: <ul>
<li> an outstanding Teacher's Manual with chapter overviews, suggestions for pacing, teaching strategies, and sample syllabi </li> <li> a password-protected website for teachers, www.crimpro.net providing an electronic version of the teacher's manual and other teaching materials </li> <li> a separate website for students, www.crimpro.com, providing practice problems, sample exams, articles, and a virtual library </li> </ul>
Fully updated, the Third Edition presents: <ul>
<li> greater emphasis on the role of the U.S. Supreme Court in many areas of criminal procedure (e.g., in regulating police practices in investigation and arrest), and includes nearly twice as many Supreme Court cases in Part I </li> <li> updated surveys of state law tendencies, particularly the surveys contained in the well-received majority position notes </li> <li> current, appropriate examples illustrating statutes that have been amended since the last edition </li> <li> new material on the impact of the War on Terrorism on criminal prosecutions </li> <li> expanded coverage of immigration issues </li> </ul>

Criminal Procedures 2000: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials, Supplement

Wright, Ronald F.

Criminal Law

Aspen Law & Business

Criminal Procedures, Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials, 2001

ASPEN PUB.

Criminal Procedures: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials

Aspen Publishers

Criminal Procedures: Prosecution and Adjudication: Cases, Statutes, and Executive Materials

Popular authors such as Sholem Aleichem and Sholem Asch gained multilingual fame in the early decades of the twentieth century with short stories and novels that represented a world foreign to many Jewish and non-Jewish readers alike. But the first Yiddish writer to serve successfully as an interpreter and representative of this world was Morris Rosenfeld. Marc Miller examines the career of Rosenfeld, a key figure in the development of Yiddish literature geared to American immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Rosenfeld's early "sweatshop" poems were designed to foment discontent with capitalism on the part of the working class. Although he began his career as a protest poet, Rosenfeld-with almost no Yiddish literary tradition to draw upon-soon moved beyond the narrow, propagandistic dimensions of his early work to produce some of the most lasting poetry in the Yiddish language. He abandoned his calls-to-arms and shifted the focus of his poetry to the immigrant self.

Representing the Immigrant Experience: Morris Rosenfeld and the Emergence of Yiddish Literature in America (Judaic Traditions in Literature, Music, and Art)

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Syracuse University Press

Popular authors such as Sholem Aleichem and Sholem Asch gained multilingual fame in the early decades of the twentieth century with short stories and novels that represented a world foreign to many Jewish and non-Jewish readers alike. But the first Yiddish writer to serve successfully as an interpreter and representative of this world was Morris Rosenfeld. Marc Miller examines the career of Rosenfeld, a key figure in the development of Yiddish literature geared to American immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Rosenfeld's early sweatshop poems were designed to foment discontent with capitalism on the part of the working class. Although he began his career as a protest poet, Rosenfeld - with almost no Yiddish literary tradition to draw upon - soon moved beyond the narrow, propagandistic dimensions of his early work to produce some of the most lasting poetry in the Yiddish language. He abandoned his calls-to-arms and shifted the focus of his poetry to the immigrant self.

Community & Culture

Briefly describes the history of tennis, explains tennis rules and strategy, and demonstrates the serve, forehand, backhand, and volley

Fundamental Tennis (Fundamental Sports)

Children's Books

Lerner Pub Group

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