High Ground is a fictional account of the legal, political, and moral conflict that would eventually turn American against American. Garrett Fitzwilliam sacrificed the woman he loved to preserve the Union, but how does he defend the United States of America when America's survival depends upon an army sabotaged by its own incompetence? Or was America lost when the president, who swore an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution, imprisoned his political foes?

New Third Edition Now Available! Written by authors with backgrounds in GIScience and computer technology, Exploring Geospatial Technology presents the basic tenets that undergird the geospatial technologies of cartography, GIS, and remote sensing using an historical perspective as the link that ties the technologies both to each other and to GIScience. Exploring Geospatial Technology is written in a student-friendly language to those outside the discipline of geography. To aid comprehension, hands-on exercises are included in each chapter. These exercises are designed to explore the concepts presented and take advantage of a variety of software packages, including ESRI's ArcGIS and Purdue University's Multispec.

Describes Conditions On Reservation In Washington State. Contributing Authors Include Robert Smith, E. W. Machamer, Jeanette Alter, And Others.

Dear Novelist: Would you like your readers to live your stories, not merely read them? Deep Point of View anchors your readers inside the point of view character(s) of your novel. This handbook shows you how to perform the transformation from ordinary narrative to deep narrative in clear, easy-to-master steps. I invite you to sweep your writing to the next level with a technique that creates immediacy and intimacy with your readers and virtually eliminates show/don't tell issues. My Best to You, Jill

High Ground is a fictional account of the legal, political, and moral conflict that would eventually turn American against American. Garrett Fitzwilliam sacrificed the woman he loved to preserve the Union, but how does he defend the United States of America when America's survival depends upon an army sabotaged by its own incompetence? Or was America lost when the president, who swore an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution, imprisoned his political foes?

"By Here" is a story in pictures that shows the recent change to our landscape across the country due to the closure of small railroad lines. It might seem a sad thing, the end of an era, but the story reveals something different. The tracks have been reclaimed by nature and now provide safe and peasant places for people to hike. It shows all times of the day and seasons of the year, knitted together by the old train's tracks.