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The two-volume Oxford Companion to American Politics is the first reference work to provide detailed, in-depth coverage of all aspects of American Politics. Top scholars of American Politics have written entries that surpass all previous reference material on the subject and provide scholars and students with ready access to sophisticated, comprehensive material. Long entries form the core of the book, covering such topics as climate change, terrorism, welfare policies, nuclear proliferation, voting behavior, and think tanks. Each of these entries include high-level scrutiny of the literature, history and future of the topic. The Companion also includes a number of entries from the 2001 Oxford Companion to Politics of the World, revised as necessary to bring coverage of such topics as foreign aid, and nuclear weapons up to date. In the current context of political gridlock, international tension, economic underperformance and social division, students of American politics need to focus on more than the inner workings of their own political institutions, important as that focus is. They also need to approach their work with as wide an understanding of our contemporary international and domestic economic, social and cultural conditions as it is possible for them quickly and easily to acquire. The Oxford Companion to American Politics has been designed precisely to meet the full range of those needs.
It can be a time sensitive, difficult and emotional time when it comes to making a decision on a Nursing Home or Skilled Nursing Facility for yourself or a loved one. Most people have never been a part of that experience and don't know where to begin or the most important questions to ask. The senior's quality of life depends on the quality of information obtained for the subsequent housing decision. The Seniors Resource Hub - Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing Facility Comparison Checklist has direct questions and suggested actions which will provide important information for the fact-based Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing Home decision making process. When comparing options and making a decision, don't rely on your memory alone and risk the possibility of confusing one option or facility with another. Additionally, using the checklist helps eliminate emotional or impulse decisions and allows for a happier and smoother transition. Once you or your senior has made the move, you don't want to regret your decision. We've organized this checklist into logical categories: General Information, Nursing Home/ Skilled Nursing Facility Services, Management and Staffing, Communication, Resident Satisfaction, References, Contract and Fees and a Glossary. A detailed question set that examines critical aspects of the services and operations of the Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing Facilities An easy to use structure to record answers A straight forward summary to review and compare Nursing Home or Skilled Nursing Facilities With the resulting information well organized, you will be able to make a knowledgeable versus an emotional decision for you or a loved one's continuing care. Take the checklist with you to complete as you are evaluating the Nursing Home/Skilled Nursing Facilities. Since Nursing Home and Skilled Nursing Facility can be used interchangeably, to keep things simple from this point forward in the checklist, the facility will be referred to as "Nursing Home." For more tools and information to aid with your senior healthcare needs visit www.seniorsresourcehub.com
It can be overwhelming deciding to move to Assisted Living if you don't know the right questions to ask, have a way to consolidate and organize your answers and compare your options. The Seniors Resource Hub - Assisted Living Comparison Checklist has direct questions and suggested actions which will provide important information for the fact-based Assisted Living decision making process. When it's time to compare options and make a decision, it can be risky to rely on your memory alone and possibly confuse one option or facility with another. Additionally, using the checklist helps eliminate emotional or impulse decisions and allows for a happier and smoother transition. Once you or your senior has made the move, you don't want to regret your decision. We've organized this checklist into logical categories to assist with the decision making process: General Information, Assisted Living Services, Management and Staffing, Communication, Resident Satisfaction, References, Contract and Fees and a Glossary. For more tools and information to aid with your senior healthcare needs visit www.seniorsresourcehub.com
Key West in Plain View: Photographs by Kathy Smith is the third addition to Smith's In Plain View Series of travel photography books, following Savannah in Plain View (2000) and In Plain View Seattle (2006.) Traveling with her Classic Diana Camera Smith takes us along as she explores her chosen locations and recording images, "the types of images that mythologize a city," as said by the Seattle Weekly after reviewing Smith's first book, In Plain View Seattle: Photographs by Kathy Smith. Smith's use of the Diana Camera lends a timeless quality to her images that combines splendidly with her keen eye for capturing the essence of a city. Light leaks produced by the Diana complement Smith's quick and steady eye resulting in a body of work capable of living up to the idea of time-travel.
This is a true story of a woman growing up in a life of privilege. With good family background and all the right things, nevertheless she found herself chronically incarcerated and homeless, due to drug and alcohol addiction. World travel, modeling jobs, and surf, sun, and suds ended up in over 94 separate incarcerations in 18 different county jails. Her compelling experience is one that many will see in themselves or a loved one. The author tells how she could not move forward without God's mercy and love, and tells how her life was saved and changed by the grace of Jesus Christ. There was no escape until she became willing to confess that Jesus is the only way. She shows how the power of God's Word can bring miraculous life changes for anyone who is willing.
The Great Jellybean Taste Test is a wacky tale of one woman's search for the right male combination and her discovery of the mysterious link between male personality types and jellybean flavor combinations. The incomparable Georgia is the narrative voice of this outrageous story as she leads the reader on a fun-filled adventure through her past, doomed romantic relationships, while using jellybean combinations to not only navigate the way but to pinpoint the exact cause of their failure. In the end Georgia will reveal the deeee-lectable intricacies of male/female interaction--told tongue in cheek--no pun intended
This user-friendly book on pet rabbit health from a caretaker's perspective is written for people with little or no medical or veterinary background. Its goal is to help rabbit owners play a more active, informed role in their rabbit's health care decisions. It should never substitute for a trip to the veterinarian The book's predecessor, "Rabbit Health 101," received a favorable review in "Exotic DVM" Veterinary Magazine. The revised edition incorporates feedback from veterinarians across the country and includes the latest information for the new millennium. Topics include: Choosing and establishing a relationship with a veterinarian Symptoms and safe treatment options for a variety of conditions Diagnostic tests and how to understand what they tell your veterinarian Drugs (prescription, over the counter, and supplements) Alternative medicine Coping with loss Resources and references Stories and pictures of rabbits from around the world are sprinkled throughout the book, adding personal touches to serious topics. By the time you have read the entire book you will feel that you know Smokey, who inspired the original "Rabbit Health 101," and Murray, who contributed so much to this most recent update.
Have you ever thought about what happens to a live Easter Bunny once Easter is over? "King Murray's Royal Tail" is the story of such an Easter Bunny. Murray eventually finds a forever home, where he is an important part of the family, a true companion animal. But his journey to reach this home is not an easy one. Murray's story is based on the life of one of Kathy Smith's rescued rabbits, who shared her life for almost five years. As Murray's bond with Kathy deepened, she recognized him as a wise and majestic soul who had much to teach her. His courage and wry wit inspired Kathy to share his story with the world. Karen Scott's beautiful, realistic illustrations capture Murray's true spirit, bringing this majestic character and his companions to life. His story will touch the hearts of animal lovers of all ages. Once you have met King Murray, you will see rabbits in a whole new way!
Also Available as an eBook 1 HOUR A WEEK TO THE BODY YOU WANT! DROP POUNDS. DROP INCHES. In this exciting new book, Kathy Smith provides a 12-week program that will not only make you look great but feel better, too. By following her step-by-step instructions, which include strength training for as little as one hour a week, you can go from flabby to firm and possibly drop a dress size-or two! With a workout that is fun and easy to do and gives you sleek feminine curves-never bulky mass-KATHY SMITH'S LIFT WEIGHTS TO LOSE WEIGHT includes: • A 12-WEEK, FULL-BODY PROGRAM-varied routines designed to hold your interest and help create your ideal body • WARM-UP AND STRETCHING EXERCISES-the natural way to reduce stress, stay flexible, and feel energized • HELP AT HOME OR AT THE GYM-complete directions for using exercise machines and free weights with confidence • THE 1-2-3 PLAN-an eating plan (not a diet!) to keep you strong, healthy, thin...but never hungry! • A LIFETIME PRESCRIPTION-Kathy Smith's own Rx for staying fit and fabulous at any age. DIETING ALONE CAN'T DO IT. AEROBICS ALONE WON'T DO IT. WHAT WOMEN EVERYWHERE ARE SAYING ABOUT KATHY SMITH'S LIFT WEIGHTS TO LOSE WEIGHT "Now that I'm 43 years old, I realize that it is so important to keep my bones strong, and weight lifting is important to me for that reason. My muscle mass is probably close to what it was in my twenties. I'm sure that's one reason people think I'm younger than I really am....My metabolism is running higher as well. Any extra weight I gain slips off in no time." "My impression was that people who lift weights get big and bulky, and that was the last thing I wanted....So far, I have lost 13 pounds and one dress size. I feel like I have more energy, and my self-confidence has gotten a tremendous boost." "At 74, my waist, which was disappearing, has made a remarkable recovery and my posture has improved. Just as important, my energy level and attitude have improved. What's more, I feel good about myself, even when I look in a mirror. You can't beat that, can you?" "I was frustrated because of my inability to lose weight through traditional aerobics. Then I discovered weight training! I went from a size 9, after having my daughter, to a size 2! I am more toned and healthier than I was before my pregnancy!" "I noticed the cellulite on the back of my legs was diminishing-something I had not been able to accomplish when doing only aerobics. Finally, at age 32, I have reached a healthy weight and am comfortable with my size." "At first I wasn't sure about weights-I thought it might be hard. Within 3 months I could see a difference. Not only did the pounds melt off, but it also defined the shape of my whole body. My energy level went sky high. Friends I hadn't seen in over six months couldn't believe how great I looked." "I don't have jiggling thighs anymore! I started with 5-pound dumbbells and now I'm using 12-pounders. I always feel good about myself when I am done, too!" "I began to explore weight training after I became a single mom. I've been [training] 2-3 times a week and have gained increased strength and muscle definition without any bulk. At age 40, I find that I have the energy and fitness level of a woman much younger than I am." |
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