Ladd maintains that recent party reforms intended to open up the parties, have brought about muddled issues and apathy among voters, who conclude that neither party offers a clear-cut set of policies

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A man and a beautiful, brilliant young woman embark on a worldwide search for a stolen computer chip, a revolutionary invention designed to protect top-secret government data

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Gathers sonnets, songs, odes, and selections from Childe Harold's Pilgrimage and Don Juan by the nineteenth-century British poet

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This creative, original interpretation of the nature and functioning of library services provides a coherent synthesis of the cognitive, economic, political and technical aspects of librarianship and relates them to social values and cultural contexts. In this revised and expanded second edition, Michael Buckland provides fresh material on the role of collections, on the different aspects of the loosely-used concept of 'access', on technology in relation to library services, and on long-term change. A conceptual framework for library service, seen as a member of a larger family of retrieval-based information services, is combined with practical insights into persistent problems of library use, library size, catalog evaluation, and, indeed, the survival of libraries.

Explores ways to use the mind-body connection for self-healing through meditation, visualization, and relaxation based on dreams and symbols in our lives in order to induce good health

Thirteen-year-old Seth's determination to see a basketball game leads him to lie, the first action in a series of events that lead him to search for the identity of the hit-and-run driver who has injured his sister.