In this new revised and greatly expanded edition the author shows how to discover vital information using records many of which most people aren't even aware. He also focuses on investiagtive techniques and on individuals who have displayed the courage and skill that exposed wrongdoing and corruption and shows how they did it.Rose emphasizes the role of women in investigative journalism. This book is an excellent tool for the lay person as well.

How to Investigate Your Friends and Enemies

ROSE, Louis J.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

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This book takes a hard look at the reasons why the government bureaucracy has failed as the nation's bill collector for child support...and how families get their money in only about one in five cases. 
It's a national scandal that millions of fathers don't pay and get away with it. Their ex-wives and children often end (up on welfare af taxpayers' expense. Nationally, $50 billion is owed in back support. 
This book is valuable to single parenets who need help in getting the child support they are entitled to. It offers help on how to obtain support, so that your family won't end up victims of a deadbeat dad, or in some cases, a deadbeat mom. The book is also meant for grandparents. who often must help support their daughter's children. Make The Jerk Pay goes beyond just explaining how to use the child support system. It tells how you can track down a missing spouse by using your own skills and available public records and the Internet. Beyond that. you will learn how to do some sleuthing to uncover money, property and other assets of the deadbeat. 
Men may take offense at the book's title. But we consider it justified because nine out of ten deadbeats are men. For the custodial fathers trying to collect from deadbeat moms, this book is for you too. 
Many men don't want the responsibility of being a father, so they end up divorcing their children as well as their wives. They run off, often moving from state to state. Some create new identities for themselves by changing their names and getting new Social Security numbers, new credit cards and driver's licenses. 
They go to great lengths to conceal their assets from the families they abandon. Many arrange to be paid under the table so their earnings can not be traced or attached. Often they will flout court orders to pay child support, knowing they are likely to get away with it. 
The tactics of deadbeat dads add up to a nightmare, financially and emotionally, for the mothers and children. Too often the mothers are left to fend for themselves at a time when they are least able to cope. 
Many women will not even seek child support. They may fear hostility from their ex-husbands or partners, or feel that asking for child support is like asking for a handout. 
Others shy away because they fear it will be costly, time-consuming and too much of a hassle to deal with the bureaucratic child support system. 
If you are such a victim, you may feel abandoned and cheated. That's natural. Some women strike back by denying visitation rights to the father. That's a mistake. It hurts the child and gives the absent father an excuse for not paying child support. 
But you need not feel that you are powerless. There are laws and state and county agencies which are supposed to help you. It's the responsibility of prosecutors and judges to aid you in getting support orders and enforcing them. 
You can turn to support groups whose members know exactly what you are going through and can help you cope with the system. In the end, it's up to you to help find him and make him pay. Because you have the most at stake, you may have to become a squeaky wheel and pester child support officials to get your case moving. 
There are countless mothers who have made the system work for them. You will read vignettes about some of these women and how they triumphed, often by the force of their will.

Make the Jerk Pay: Tracking Down a Deadbeat Dad and Getting Child Support

Louis J. Rose

Roy Malone

Fred W. Lindecke

Parenting & Relationships

After the New York Rangers missed the NHL playoffs for the third consecutive season in `99-2000, big changes were in the air at Madison Square Garden. Glen Sather was hired as team president/general manager, and he named Ron Low coach and brought back Mark Messier, the captain of the Rangers` 1995 Stanley Cup championship team. In Nightmare on 33rd Street: A Long Season With The New York Rangers, veteran hockey beat writer Rick Carpiniello takes a day-by-day, game-by-game journey with a team in transition. 
From the preseason to the season`s bitter end and the important off-season dealings, Carpiniello brings hockey fans inside the locker rooms and boardrooms and onto the ice with a team struggling to regain its winning form. Sather, the architect of championship clubs in Edmonton, discovers that running a team in the big city is a different story. In trying to find the right mix of talent, players are traded or sent to the minors while others are brought to the big club in their places. Constant trade rumors and turmoil sweep through the locker room. Key Ranger players, including goalie Mike Richter, fall victim to injury. Coach Low juggles the ever-changing roster, while captain Messier, now 40 years old, attempts to rally the troops. 
Nightmare on 33rd street is an inside look at the tumultuous New York Rangers` 2000-01 season by a seasoned observer of the hockey scene.

Nightmare on 33rd Street : A Long Season with the NY Rangers

Carpiniello, Rick

Biographies & Memoirs

With eleven All-Star team selections, three Vezina trophies, a style of goaltending to his name, Glenn Hall is certainly among the premier contenders. 
In this biography, hockey coach and writer Tom Adrahtas traces Mr. Goalie's rise to stardom and firmly establishes his claim to the title of number one all-time goaltender. From the goaltender's legendary pre-game ritual through the evolution of Hall's trademark butterfly style and the unparalleled consistency of his play, Glenn Hall: The Man They Call Goalie is a history of the heady days of early hockey. 
Through interviews with Mr. Goalie, Hall's family, and such noteworthy teammates as Stan Mikita, Doug Harvey, Ted Lindsay, Bobby Hull and many more, Adrahtas brings to life hockey in the golden era and reminds us that Glenn Hall was number one both on the ice and off.

Glenn Hall: The Man They Call Mr. Goalie

Sports & Outdoors

Adrahtas, Tom

Hockey

No sports franchise in history has offered its loyal following a more dramatic sampling of painful and laughable lows, alongside stunning and odds-defying highs, than the New York Mets. The love of broken-hearted, jilted Dodger and Giant fans for this new team was forged in this baseball-loving city's desparate desire for a new National League representative. But this only begins to explain the Mets` place in the city`s heart. This is an anecdotal, whimsical, and numerical look back at the games and the people who defined 40 years of logic-defying magic.

Amazin' Met Memories

Blatt, Howard

Coaching

Chronicles the events of the 1992 Hooters 500 in Atlanta, the race that determined the 1992 NASCAR Winston Cup championship, saw the final race for NASCAR king Richard Petty, and the debut of future champion Jeff Gordon.

Race with Destiny

POOLE, David

Miscellaneous

One for the Ages: The 2001 Baseball Season in Words and Pictures

Rosenbaum, Dave

Baseball

Author Garret Matthews spent the entire season with the Evansville Otters of the Frontier League. His book is full of humor and pathos as he chronicles the dreams and hopes and frustrations of the players and coaches who are at the end of their major league dreams. Garret’s observations take the reader from the dugout to the bullpen and off the field, too, for a remarkable chronicle of life in the minors. It’s Bull Durham come to life, with real players and real situations.

Can't Find a Dry Ball: The Evansville Otters on the Lowest Rung of Baseball

Garret Mathews

No More Pity Parties: An Employee's Survival Guide

Business & Money

Hall, June

Management & Leadership

On Sept 20, 2000, Knicks management took a leap of faith, trading their franchise player of the past 15 years, 7 foot center Patrick Ewing. The season was set up for chaos, and events unfolded which mad this a season like none other.New York Post beat writer Marc Berman takes us into the locker room and the boardroom at Madison Square Garden for a view of the season you`ll find nowhere else.

Living Without EW

Marc Berman

Basketball

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