Sci-fi thriller from director Richard Clabaugh, set in a future-world where mobile security cameras, commissioned to protect citizens, become a grave threat. New legislation has been passed in the USA called the 'Freedom of Observation Act', allowing government surveillance cameras to film people's every move. The cameras, or eyeborgs, seem to be doing their jobs, until police agent, R.J. 'Gunner' Reynolds (Adrian Paul) and punk-rock rebel Jarett start to notice people are disappearing and the robots are involved. The pair must find a way to go to Jarett's uncle, the President, and put an end to the silent tyranny of the robots.

THE WHALE DONE SCHOOL is the third in the Whale Done series, focusing the proven power of positive attention on the process of educating children. Based on an actual school-turnaround story, the fable demonstrates how students' behavior and academic performance improves dramatically when teachers systematically employ the science of training killer whales -- i.e., building trust, giving lots of attention to what their students do right, and redirecting wrong behavior to positive outcomes.

Ballard (sociology, California State U.-Northridge) uses three theories of political policy making to analyze what happened before and after the April 1995 bombing, which policy elites were the most active in the media immediately afterward, which groups were effective in getting policy passed in the year after, and what the policy process means fo