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The Sandman

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

ROBERT WARD

Mystery

Harper

After being laid off by Larmel Steel, forty-year-old Baltimorean Red Baker seeks solace in booze and illicit sex before his passionate vitality and capacity for loyalty and love redeem him and enable him to start again

Red Baker

Literature & Fiction

Washington Square Press

When successful novelist Thomas Fallon returns to Baltimore to receive an honorary doctorate, he is forced to confront memories of his youth and his encounter with Mad Jeremy Raines, leader of a milieu of sexy, enlightened souls. By the author of Red Baker.

The KING OF CARDS

Atria

Rescuing former B-movie star Charlotte Rae, daredevil DEA agent Jack Walker finds a chance to infiltrate her husband's drug-smuggling empire and emerges in a viper's nest south of the border. Reprint.

The CACTUS GARDEN

Pocket

MS-DOS Systems Programming

Computers & Technology

David Burki

Operating Systems

CMP Books

All the Good Pilgrims

Travel

Thomas Allen Publishers

A collection of 20 arias by contemporary American composers. Often, introductions and endings have been added in order for the piece to stand alone. Includes biographical information for each composer, a brief synopsis of each opera, and a short explanation of where the aria appears in the context of the opera.Operas from which arias are taken include:"Clair de Lune," "The Silver Fox," and "A Wrinkle in Time" by Libby Larsen"Claudia Legare," "The Crucible," "Lady Kate," and "Roman Fever" by Robert Ward"Coyote Tales," "Hotel Eden," and "Starbird" by Henry Mollicone"The Dangerous Liaisons" and "The Love of Don Perlimplin" by Conrad Susa"The Dreamers" and "The Gift of the Magi" by David Conte"S." by Ronald Perera"Shining Brow" by Daron Hagen

Opera Aria Anthology, Volume I, Soprano No. 6000

Libby Larsen

David Conte

Daron Hagen

Henry Mollicone

Ronlad Perera

Conrad Susa

EC Schirmer Music Co

Real Photo Postcards, Life-Size Edition

Antique Paper Guild

View from the middle of the road-volume II U.S. in Us is a compilation of  African American poetic voices.  Toni Quest is a painter, radio talk show host and adjunct professor at New Rochelle College, Robert Ward is also an educator, Makal Ani is a poet and Lucinda Clark is a publisher and poet. Each represent different regions of the East Coast of the U.S.   The poetry is powerful because it deals with all things that make up the good and bad of life.

View from the Middle of the Road volume II U.S. in Us

Makal Ani

Lucinda Clark

Religion & Spirituality

P.R.A. Publishing

In autumn 2005, three massive hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma struck the U.S. with catastrophic results. Hurricane Katrina, in particular, stood out as one of the worst disasters of the past 100 years. The emergency response to Katrina was so inadequate and problematic that the U.S. was humiliated both at home and abroad. These events prompted perhaps the deepest and most sustained examination of public emergency management (EM) functions and systems ever conducted in U.S. history. Citizens, the media, and public officials have questioned the effectiveness of our emergency management systems. The three 2005 hurricanes did for natural disaster response what the terrorist attacks on 9/11 did for counter-terrorism--both glaringly displayed the weaknesses and failures in certain systems, processes, and leadership. Emergency Management: The American Experience, 1900-2005 brings a historical perspective to this ongoing examination. Edited by Claire B. Rubin, this book reviews the past century of historic major disasters in the U.S. and their outcomes, with a special focus on governmental response. Among the types of disasters included are earthquakes, hurricanes, droughts, floods, a pandemic, and an explosion. For 80 of the past 105 years, the federal government s role in emergency management has been expanding. With virtually every new presidential administration, the organizational forms and functions of EM have evolved. Changes have occurred not only within public management systems and services, but also with the expectations of state and local government officials and the general public. The book is intended to answer two key questions: Why did the federal government get involved in emergency management? Why and how has that role changed? Not a traditional history book, Emergency Management: The American Experience, 1900-2005 provides a unique analytic approach, focusing on the changes in public policies, administration, and organizations resulting from major focusing disaster events. It is an excellent textbook or supplemental textbook for college courses that focus on emergency management.

Emergency Management: The American Experience 1900-2005

David Butler

Richard T. Sylves

Claire B. Rubin (editor)

Keith Bea

John R. Harrald

Melanie Gall

Susan L. Cutter

Gary Wamsley

Public Entity Risk Institute

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