The first season of the drama series starring Jeremy Irons as Rodrigo Borgia, the head of the powerful family that dominated Italy in the Renaissance. When the Borgia family use their influence to gain Rodrigo, the rising power within the family, the position of Pope, perhaps even they are unprepared for the manner in which their relative will abuse his position. As Pope Alexander VI, Rodrigo sets about using his power to ruthlessly increase the family's wealth and status, while committing almost every sin imaginable. François Arnaud, Holliday Grainger and Lotte Verbeek co-star.

The first season of the drama series starring Jeremy Irons as Rodrigo Borgia, the head of the powerful family that dominated Italy in the Renaissance. When the Borgia family use their influence to gain Rodrigo, the rising power within the family, the position of Pope, perhaps even they are unprepared for the manner in which their relative will abuse his position. As Pope Alexander VI, Rodrigo sets about using his power to ruthlessly increase the family's wealth and status, while committing almost every sin imaginable. François Arnaud, Holliday Grainger and Lotte Verbeek co-star.

Light-hearted made-for-TV sequel in which former police dog Zeus once again comes to the rescue of his family. The Bannister family and their trusty dog, Zeus (voice of Joey Lawrence), have moved into a new house. All is well in the house itself, but their neighbour, Eli (Lance Henrikson), and his dog, Medusa (voice of Mayim Bialik), seem to be strange characters. So strange are the happenings across at Eli's, that George Bannister (Gary Valentine) enlists the help of his former enemies, Ted (Dean Cain) and Stewey (Joey Diaz), to investigate. When the three fail to return, Zeus is once again called to save the day.

This handbook provides easily accessible information on the aetiology, assessment and management of nutritional disorders in children with neurodisability. Succinct review of current evidence and guidelines is used to inform best practice. Early chapters outline the normal anatomy and physiology of feeding before considering the assessment and management of disordered feeding, and impact on nutritional status. Subsequent chapters discuss nutritional assessment and management supported by clear illustration of anthropometry techniques. Further consideration of the consequences of under and over nutrition, and impact on bone health is included. Dedicated chapters on associated gastrointestinal problems, management of drooling and dental care consider related comorbidities commonly experienced by children with neurodisability. A dedicated chapter on the use of tube feeding considers specific nutritional requirements and psychological aspects of intervention. Clinical vignettes are used to illustrate key learning points throughout.

Fourth in the teen thriller series. Miriam McDonald stars in this instalment as Danielle 'Daisy' Brooks, an orphaned teenager who escapes her humdrum small-town life by taking a place at a prestigious New England college. There, she becomes the unwitting target of the sinister Ivy Society, led by the ruthless Azalea (Shawna Waldron). Joining forces with the Dean's handsome son Blake (Ryan Kennedy), Daisy must now work fast to uncover the circumstances surrounding a string of mysterious deaths at the college - all seemingly linked to the murderous Ivies.

Open-Ended Maths Activities discusses the features of 'good' mathematical questions. It provides practical advice on how teachers can create their own open-ended and problem-solving questions and use them effectively in the classroom.

Challenging Mathematical Tasks supports the idea that students learn best when they work on problems that they do not yet know how to solve. Peter Sullivan's research shows that many students do not fear challenges in mathematics, but welcome them. And rather than having teachers instruct them, these students prefer to work out solutions for themselves.

Made-for-TV action feature in which the residents of the US holiday resort find themselves hunted by flesh-hungry sharks. Jersey Shore was famously the scene of a series of fatal shark attacks in 1916 that captured the attention of the American media and led to public hysteria. Recently, the resort has become famous for a different reason: the reality TV show 'Jersey Shore' which follows the eventful social lives of a group of young inhabitants of the beach. The film blends the resort's two claims to fame together, with a number of characters based on the TV show finding themselves at the heart of the shark infestation that occurs in the waters surrounding Jersey Shore. When TC (Jeremy Luc) disappears in suspicious circumstances, Nooki (Melissa Molinaro) is convinced that he was the victim of a shark attack and attempts to persuade authority figures in the town, including the Mayor (Paul Sorvino), to close the beaches. Will they heed her advice?

Triple bill of films following the Christmas adventures of the irrepressible dog, Zeus. 'The Dog Who Saved Christmas' (2009) sees ex-police dog Zeus (voiced by Mario Lopez), who failed spectacularly at his former vocation, adopted by the Bannister family as an early Christmas present. When the house is broken into while the family are away on holiday it is up to Zeus to save the day with his dubious crime-fighting skills. 'The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation' (2010) follows the Bannister family and Zeus to a plush Rocky Mountain resort, where Zeus strikes up a promising friendship with flirtatious poodle Bella (voice of Paris Hilton). Finally, 'The Dog Who Saved the Christmas Holidays' (2012) sees Zeus and his owners fly to California to stay with their relative, Aunt Barbara (Shelley Long), at her extravagant beach mansion. Here Zeus finds a rival for human affection, the boisterous puppy, Eve. How will he deal with the young pretender?

Michael Winterbottom directs this psychological thriller which centres around a fictionalised account of the real-life murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007 and the subsequent conviction of Amanda Knox. The film follows film-maker Thomas (Daniel Brühl), who is in Siena, Italy, to make a documentary about the murder case. He receives help from American journalist Simone (Kate Beckinsale) and English student Melanie (Cara Delevingne). Along the way Thomas comes to some realisations about his own life but can he get any closer to the truth behind the crime?

Zeus the resourceful dog returns, this time to save Easter, in this family comedy directed by Sean Olson. Having saved Christmas a number of times, Zeus (voice of Mario López) could have been forgiven for being caught off guard during the Easter holidays. However, when his owners, the Bannisters, head away on vacation and send him to stay at a local doggie day care centre, Zeus keeps his eyes and ears open. This pays dividends when a trio of criminals in the pay of a rival day care centre arrive to trash the facility. Can Zeus and his friends at the centre fend them off?

Horror directed by The Snygg Brothers. In a quiet town in rural America, people have been steadily disappearing. As the town winds up for its Easter parade, the disinterested mayor declares that the disappearances are probably the work of the Amish and does nothing. Meanwhile a young man who works as part of a dog-catching group is partnered with a new addition to the team. Doug (Peter Sullivan) and Brenda (Marisol Custodio) go about their ordinary duties together until they discover the grisly truth behind the disappearances: a colossal mutant rabbit, seemingly with a taste for human flesh, is rampaging around the countryside. Despite this horrible discovery, no one believes Doug and Brenda when they try to warn the town's inhabitants, and the Easter parade threatens to become a bloodbath.

Michael Winterbottom directs this psychological thriller which centres around a fictionalised account of the real-life murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007 and the subsequent conviction of Amanda Knox. The film follows film-maker Thomas (Daniel Brühl), who is in Siena, Italy, to make a documentary about the murder case. He receives help from American journalist Simone (Kate Beckinsale) and English student Melanie (Cara Delevingne). Along the way Thomas comes to some realisations about his own life but can he get any closer to the truth behind the crime?

Kant's introduction of a distinctive form of philosophical investigation and proof, known as transcendental, inaugurated a new philosophical tradition. Transcendental Philosophy and Naturalism assesses the present state and contemporary relevance of this tradition. The contributors aim to understand the theoretical structures involved in transcendental explanation, and to assess the contemporary relevance of the transcendental orientation, in particular with respect to contemporary philosophical naturalism. These issues are approached from both naturalistic and transcendental perspectives.

The first three seasons of the drama series starring Jeremy Irons as Rodrigo Borgia, the head of the powerful family that dominated Italy in the Renaissance. In the first season, the Borgia family use their influence to gain Rodrigo, the rising power within the family, the position of Pope. As Pope Alexander VI, Rodrigo then sets about using his power to ruthlessly increase the family's wealth and status, while committing almost every sin imaginable. The episodes are: 'The Poisoned Chalice', 'The Assassin', 'The Moor', 'Lucrezia's Wedding', 'The Borgias in Love', 'The French King', 'Death, On a Pale Horse', 'The Art of War' and 'Nessuno (Nobody)'. In the second season, Rodrigo makes new allies and must defend his papacy with the help of his son, Cesare (François Arnaud), though conflicts within the family add more strain to his already precarious situation. The episodes are: 'The Borgia Bull', 'Paolo', 'The Beautiful Deception', 'Stray Dogs', 'The Choice', 'Day of Ashes', 'The Siege at Forli', 'Truth and Lies', 'World of Wonders' and 'The Confession'. In the third season, Rodrigo, having survived an assassination attempt, works to maintain his power and influence in the church and his son Cesare struggles to prove his worth to the family. The episodes are: 'The Face of Death', 'The Purge', 'Siblings', 'The Banquet of Chestnuts', 'The Wolf and the Lamb', 'Relics', 'Lucrezia's Gambit', 'Tears of Blood', 'The Gunpowder Plot' and 'The Prince'.

Thriller in which an ill-advised journey on a prototype plane lurches towards disaster when a virus devastates the plane's computer system and sends it out of control. Devain Industries are the owners of a computer programme designed by Tom Woodard (Casper Van Dien) and his wife, Samantha (Nicole Eggert), to enable planes to fly completely without human input, thus eliminating crashes caused by human error. Unfortunately, the billionaire owners of Devain, Charles (Patrick Muldoon) and Richard (Brad Dourif), insist on flying the prototype from Los Angeles to New York and won't listen to Tom's objections. To make matters worse, just before the VIP flight the reckless Charles uploads some software to the flight system that is riddled with viruses and quickly causes an infection to break out. Can Tom find a way to get the system back under control before the plane crashes or is shot out of the sky by the US Air Force as a threat to civilians?

Teacher education seeks to transform prospective and/or practicing teachers from neophyte possibly uncritical perspectives on teaching and learning to more knowledgeable, adaptable, analytic, insightful, observant, resourceful, reflective and confident professionals ready to address whatever challenges teaching secondary mathematics presents.

This transformation occurs optimally through constructive engagement in tasks that foster knowledge for teaching secondary mathematics. Ideally such tasks provide a bridge between theory and practice, and challenge, surprise, disturb, confront, extend, or provoke examination of alternatives, drawn from the context of teaching. We define tasks as the problems or activities that, having been developed, evaluated and refined over time, are posed to teacher education participants. Such participants are expected to engage in these tasks collaboratively, energetically, and intellectually with an open mind and an orientation to future practice. The tasks might be similar to those used by classroom teachers (e.g., the analysis of a graphing problem) or idiosyncratic to teacher education (e.g., critique of videotaped practice).

This edited volume includes chapters based around unifying themes of tasks used in secondary mathematics teacher education. These themes reflect goals for mathematics teacher education, and are closely related to various aspects of knowledge required for teaching secondary mathematics. They are not based on the conventional content topics of teacher education (e.g., decimals, grouping practices), but on broad goals such as adaptability, identifying similarities, productive disposition, overcoming barriers, micro simulations, choosing tools, and study of practice. This approach is innovative and appeals both to prominent authors and to our target audiences.

This book explores how professionals can engage and inspire parents to support their young children's mathematics learning. Bringing together international experts, researchers and scholars, it proposes a framework for engaging with and supporting parents, including those who are less aware of the crucial development of children's mathematical skills in the early years. Focusing on mathematics learning from birth to 5 years, the book's underlying assumption is that it is possible to offer guidance to professionals working with families with young children concerning how to engage and support families in the area of mathematics learning, including those families who seem alienated from education services. Specifically, the respective chapters present a framework for understanding children's early mathematical development and the important role of families in this regard. They describe effective strategies for engaging families in their children's mathematics learning, including those who are marginalised and experience multiple disadvantages, so that all families can best support their children's mathematical learning and their development of positive attitudes towards learning. In closing, hurdles and opportunities within the systems surrounding family engagement are addressed.

The first two series of the BBC drama about the intrigues behind the scenes of a 1950s investigative current affairs television programme. The first series follows up-and-coming BBC reporters Bel Rowley (Romola Garai) and Freddie Lyon (Ben Whishaw) as they join new investigative programme 'The Hour' and rapidly find themselves caught up in a dark and dangerous political conspiracy. In the second series, with the fallout from the political scandal finally subsiding, producer Bel finds her attention increasingly preoccupied with Britain's growing criminal underworld. Meanwhile, eager to steer clear of the new Head of News, Randall Brown (Peter Capaldi), anchor Hector Madden (Dominic West) finds himself drawn into the seductive glamour of Soho nightclub El Paradis.

This book explores how professionals can engage and inspire parents to support their young children's mathematics learning. Bringing together international experts, researchers and scholars, it proposes a framework for engaging with and supporting parents, including those who are less aware of the crucial development of children's mathematical skills in the early years. Focusing on mathematics learning from birth to 5 years, the book's underlying assumption is that it is possible to offer guidance to professionals working with families with young children concerning how to engage and support families in the area of mathematics learning, including those families who seem alienated from education services. Specifically, the respective chapters present a framework for understanding children's early mathematical development and the important role of families in this regard. They describe effective strategies for engaging families in their children's mathematics learning, including those who are marginalised and experience multiple disadvantages, so that all families can best support their children's mathematical learning and their development of positive attitudes towards learning. In closing, hurdles and opportunities within the systems surrounding family engagement are addressed.

This volume of newly written chapters on the history and interpretation of Wittgenstein's Tractatus represents a significant step beyond the polemical debate between broad interpretive approaches that has recently characterized the field. Some of the contributors might count their approach as 'new' or 'resolute', while others are more 'traditional', but all are here concerned primarily with understanding in detail the structure of argument that Wittgenstein presents within the Tractatus, rather than with its final self-renunciation, or with the character of the understanding that renunciation might leave behind. The volume makes a strong case that close investigation, both biographical and textual, into the composition of the Tractatus, and into the various influences on it, still has much to yield in revealing the complexity and fertility of Wittgenstein's early thought. Amongst these influences Kant and Kierkegaard are considered alongside Wittgenstein's immediate predecessors in the analytic tradition. The themes explored range across the breadth of Wittgenstein's book, and include his accounts of ethics and aesthetics, as well as issues in metaphysics and the philosophy of mind, and aspects of the logical framework of his account of representation. The contrast of saying and showing, and Wittgenstein's attitude to the inexpressible, is of central importance to many of the contributions. By approaching this concern through the various first-level issues that give rise to it, rather than from entrenched schematic positions, the contributors demonstrate the possibility of a more inclusive, constructive and fruitful mode of engagement with Wittgenstein's text and with each other.

This book is about how teachers can use classroom mathematics tasks to support student learning, and presents data on the ways in which teachers used those tasks in a particular research project. It is the product of research findings focusing on teacher practice, teacher learning and knowledge, and student learning. It demonstrates how teachers can use mathematics tasks to promote effective student learning.

Currently celebrating over four decades of musical success, Burt Bacharachalso provided a practically uninterrupted musical background to the 60s and 70s, with his intricate melodies and the lyrics of his primary collaborator, lyricist Hal David, defining an era. Now, the landmark Bacharach tunes--and the recording artists who made them famous--are featured in the Rhino Records collection The Very Best Of Burt Bacharach. All told there are 16 cuts, featuring vocals by Dionne Warwick("Walk On By", "I Say A Little Prayer", "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" and others), B.J. Thomas("Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head"), Christopher Cross(Arthur's Theme: "The Best That You Can Do") and more.