Collection of episodes from the Hanna-Barbera Productions animated series following the antics of yellow-furred protagonist T.C. (voice of Arnold Stang) and his gang of feline friends. The episodes are: 'Hawaii, Here We Come', 'The Maharajah of Pokajee', 'All That Jazz', 'The $1,000,000 Derby', 'The Violin Player' and 'The Missing Heir'.

Almost all buildings erected or altered in England and Wales must satisfy the requirements of the building regulations. This essential reference has been revised in line with new legislation up to January 2004, including important revisions to Parts B, E, H, J, L1, L2, and M and an outline of the proposed Part P. Each chapter explains in clear terms the appropriate regulation and any other legislation, before explaining the approved document. The Appeals and Determinations have been repositioned at the end of each chapter. Publications lists and relevant sources of information are also included, together with annexes devoted to legislation relevant to the construction industry, determinations made by the Secretary of State, and sample check lists. This highly illustrated and practical approach to the subject makes this the indispensable, one-stop reference guide for professionals and students.

Higher education which focuses on the limited value of education as knowledge and intellectual skills is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. The new focus is on developing the individual's capability. This work looks at the changes in the context of improving skills, lifelong learning and welfare-to-work. These changes all relate to improving capability and quality learning, and the authors debate the issues within the setting of institutional strategies, work-based learning, skills development and assessment. Real-life case studies are used as examples.

Higher education which focuses on the limited value of education as knowledge and intellectual skills is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. The new focus is on developing the individual's capability. This work looks at the changes in the context of improving skills, lifelong learning and welfare-to-work. These changes all relate to improving capability and quality learning, and the authors debate the issues within the setting of institutional strategies, work-based learning, skills development and assessment. Real-life case studies are used as examples.

A guide to teaching and learning online. It presents a wide range of experience and research findings from leading practitioners and organizations around the world, including case studies from the Open University, the BBC, ICL and leading international academics.

Almost all buildings erected or altered in England and Wales must satisfy the requirements of the building regulations. This essential reference has been revised in line with new legislation up to January 2004, including important revisions to Parts B, E, H, J, L1, L2, and M and an outline of the proposed Part P.
Each chapter explains in clear terms the appropriate regulation and any other legislation, before explaining the approved document. The Appeals and Determinations have been repositioned at the end of each chapter. Publications lists and relevant sources of information are also included, together with annexes devoted to legislation relevant to the construction industry, determinations made by the Secretary of State, and sample check lists.
This highly illustrated and practical approach to the subject makes this the indispensable, one-stop reference guide for professionals and students.

The New Contract which came into force on April 1st 1990 includes proposals for the provision of minor surgery services by the General Practitioner. The aim of this book is to assist those doctors undertaking minor surgery in their Practices. It is intended to present a practical, clear and concise text. This is accompanied by easy to follow illustrations. The contents of the book are governed by two considerations. Firstly, it covers only those procedures which are safe for the patient. Secondly, it only includes minor surgery which it is possible for the ordinary General Practitioner in a busy practice to undertake. Vll Chapter One The Advantages of Minor Surgery in General Practice Minor Surgery:- Despite this descriptive term, no surgery can be considered "minor" no matter where it is carried out! It requires a knowledge of anatomy and basic surgical principles. There must be an understanding of the procedures and technical skills required. Careful planning is needed at all stages. Arrangements must also be made to deal with any complications and disasters which may occur. Having stated these provisos, however, surgical procedures can and should be an important part of general practice within the British National Health Service (NHS). There are many advantages to be gained, both for patient and doctor, when minor surgery is undertaken by the general practitioner.