The Sunshine State of Florida attracts people from all around the world - even little monsters! Monsters are masters of camouflage who can easily hide in plain sight. They go incognito around Kennedy Space Center, enjoy snorkeling in the Florida Keys, and never miss the Calle Ocho Festival in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami! Have fun spotting them all as you explore some of Florida's most iconic landmarks and sights, including Biscayne National Park, the Everglades, the Tallahassee State Capitol Building, the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, the historic city of Saint Augustine, and the Florida Aquarium in Tampa. A search-and-find book that's both fun and educational; Explores famous locations in the sunny state of Florida; Colorful illustrations to keep the little ones engaged.

Did you know, the nickname for the Rocky Mountains is “The Rockies”. The Rocky Mountains form a majestic mountain range stretching 3,000 miles from the northernmost part of British Columbia, in western Canada, to New Mexico, in the Southwestern United States. With their breathtaking landscapes, the Rockies attract tourists and adventurers, as well as many nature-loving little monsters! Monsters are masters of camouflage who can easily hide in plain sight. They enjoy canoeing on Yoho National Park's Emerald Lake, photographing the bisons and geysers at Yellowstone, and zooming down the slopes in Aspen. Have fun spotting them all as you explore some of the Rocky Mountains' most iconic landmarks and sights! A search-and-find book that's both fun and educational; Explores famous locations in the Rocky Mountains; Colorful illustrations to keep the little ones engaged.

The authors investigate whether the tenure of program managers contributes to Nunn-McCurdy breaches. They also examine the existing decentralized systems used to track cost growth to determine whether additional guidance and control are needed to make acquisition category II programs performance more transparent. Finally, they investigate whether key assumptions, so-called framing assumptions, could be useful risk management tools.