Euro-commuters' have emerged as a new group of migrants since the onset of the economic crisis in the EU. These people work in one country but live in another. This book analyses the characteristics of these migrants, their motivations and how commuting influences their personal, family and social lives.

Presents a comprehensive yet concise examination of issues related to media and communication law in Arkansas. This book is designed to be a valuable reference to state law affecting communication professionals and students. The series examines issues that rise in daily news-gathering and reporting activities. Such issues include privacy, obscenity, and advertising laws as well as open meeting, open records, trial access, and newspersons privilege provisions. This is an important, easy source for all those whose life or profession makes them vulnerable to potential lawsuits due to infractions of the media/communication laws. Help protect yourself with this book

Federal Stimulus money is gone... States are nearly bankrupt... Taxpayers are tired of increasing taxes to support public education. Local school officials need to control school spending Many Options... Few Easy provides concrete ideas to meet your district's financial crisis. Dr. Ralph P. Kerr, a retired public school superintendent provides over 100 Immediate, Intermediate and Long Term options for school board members, school administrators, tax payers and community members to consider as part of their effort to control school spending. "The book is a valued resource for me." A current school board member. "Dr. Kerr has done an outstanding job of mixing the practical, pragmatic and the theoretical solutions, to common issues and questions facing the school administrator. This book is destined to become a mainstay reference in the libraries of all administrators..." A retired school superintendent. Dr. Ralph P. Kerr spent 30 years in public education, the final 18 years as the Superintendent of Schools in three diverse districts across New York State. Dr. Kerr annually faced the challenge of working with his Board of Education to develop a budget that would be supported by the community, even during a year when mid-year State Aid cuts were passed by the state legislature. Kerr earned a Doctorate in Educational Administration from Syracuse University, a Masters in Counseling and Bachelors in Business Education from the State University of New York at Brockport. Earlier in his career Dr. Kerr was a classroom teacher, counselor and building administrator. He currently serves as President of TLI Inc. in Houghton, NY. and as an adjunct faculty member at SUNY Brockport and Houghton College. Other books by Dr. Kerr include The Sin of Apathy, published by Xulon Press in 2009.

Drawing upon the sciences of acoustics, linguistics, and physiology, D. Ralph Appelman advances a system of teaching voice based on the International Phonetic Alphabet. His premises are that vocal pedagogy requires an understanding of physiological and physical processes; that the singer and the voice teacher need pedagogical tools to link this scientific knowledge with the art of vocalization; that the word in the art song provides such a tool, for it conveys the primary meaning of the utterance; that the art song, therefore, demands intelligibility as well as beauty; and that if the art song is to attain the aesthetic level demanded by the music and the text, the singer must master a refined and orderly vocal system.

Liberally illustrated with photographs, x-rays, spectrograms, palatograms, charts, drill materials, and drawings, this text develops the total process of disciplined vocal utterance, progressing from the physiological aspects of phonation to the elements of aesthetic interpretation and the art of combining the two in song.