Offering you complete choice whatever your needs for the new GCE Exactly what you need for the new GCEs in ICT with books matching each specification and providing all information needed for either the single or double award. The only books matched to every type of course students can take - whether it is a single award or double award, with Edexcel, OCR or AQA. The theory is linked to real IT industry practices so that students feel engaged and motivated Each book is written by an experienced author team to give tutors absolute confidence in the quality of the content. The colourful clear design and lay-out allows students to easily access the material Clearly differentiated assessment activities make it easy for students to work to a particular level

OCR AS GCE Applied ICT Double Award

Computers & Technology

Stuart, Sonia

Scott, Karen

Banks, Ms Maggie

Millbery, Glen

Games & Strategy Guides

Heinemann

This invaluable layman's guide shows every writer how to get the most out of the Internet. Whether you want to use it for research, to chat with other writers, to enter free writing competitions, or get published, this guide will be your bible.

A Writer's Guide to the Internet

Lockwood, Trevor

Literature & Fiction

Allison Busby

<p>This is a brand new take on a tried and tested idea — a guide to help writers get published on the Internet. For writers, the growth of the Internet provides fantastic potential to increase earnings. But the Internet is an elusive and often confusing medium that does not yield its secrets easily. This authoritative, regularly updated guide presents all the information that writers need to know about the Internet. The book includes comprehensive A-Z listings, full contact details, a comparison of fees, analysis, and writing advice.</p>

Internet Writer's Handbook 2001/2002

Allison and Busby

<p>Employment Law is a thorough introduction to the legal relationship of employer and employee. In clear, succinct language it explains the framework governing employment contracts, dismissal procedures, redundancy payments and maternity rights. It also highlights the increasing obligations placed upon employers with regards to discrimination and health and safety at work.</p>

Employment Law 2001/02 (Lpc Series)

Phillips, Gillian

College of Law (London, England)

Business

Jordans Pub

These are words that Jesus Christ gave to me over several years to share with you, who will find encouragement and an uplifting joy in them.

Dear Lord: Poems and Prayers to Jesus

Poetry

AuthorHouse

Sweet Pea: The Homeless Dog Who Could Not Be Caught

If you have the eyes and heart to see, you've seen the suffering before. Karen Scott, an animal lover, shares her experiences with Sweet Pea, a homeless, feral mother dog in her neighborhood who caught her eye and captured her heart. The quest to gain this wounded soul's trust proved to be one of the best learning experiences of Karen's life. Sweet Pea's full past and story will never be known, but thanks to Karen's efforts, her future will be a much happier tale. The odds of a feral animal and a human building a relationship are frighteningly small, and success in such an effort is extremely rare, but when Karen saw an emaciated, terrified mother dog foraging for food, she knew she had to at least try. The clever survivor had successfully eluded animal control for months and had earned her deep fear of humans. In her homeless years, Sweet Pea endured and survived many injuries, including a dislocated shoulder and several broken bones. She lived in excruciating pain and fear for years, and gave birth to at least two litters. Karen watched helplessly as neighborhood boys tortured the terrified dog, and vowed to change this innocent creature's life. On the fateful day when Karen saw Sweet Pea, her teats heavy with milk, she knew that somewhere, her puppies depended on this pathetic and abused animal. Little did she know that both of their lives were about to change forever.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Abbott Press

Measuring Wellbeing: Towards Sustainability?

Improving wellbeing and sustainability are central goals of government, but are they in conflict? This engaging new book reviews that question and its implications for public policy through a focus on indicators. It highlights tensions on the one hand between various constructs of wellbeing and sustainable development, and on the other between current individual and societal notions of wellbeing. It recommends a clearer conceptual framework for policy makers regarding different wellbeing constructs which would facilitate more transparent discussions. Arguing against a win-win scenario of wellbeing and sustainability, it advocates an approach based on recognising and valuing conflicting views where notions of participation and power are central to discussions.  Measuring Wellbeing is divided into two parts. The first part provides a critical review of the field, drawing widely on international research but contextualised within recent UK wellbeing policy discourses. The second part embeds the theory in a case study based on the author’s own experience of trying to develop quality of life indicators within a local authority, against the backdrop of increasing national policy interest in measuring ‘happiness’.  This accessible and informative book, covering uniquely both practice and theory, will be of great appeal to students, academics and policy makers interested in wellbeing, sustainable development, indicators, public policy, community participation, power and discourse.

Measuring Wellbeing: Towards Sustainability?: Towards sustainability?

Reference

Routledge

The Day I Found Out Who I Was

Romance

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