Debuting in its first edition News Now: Visual Storytelling in the Digital Age helps today's broadcast journalism students prepare for a mobile, interactive, and highly competitive workplace. The authors, all faculty members of the prestigious Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, bring their real-world expertise to a book designed to be a trusted reference for the next generation of broadcast journalists.

Educational rhymes and delightful illustrations inform and entertain as the alphabet is taught via the game of golf. From A-Z, its a fresh and exciting approach that both parents and children will enjoy. If you are a golf enthusiast, The ABCs of Golf is a must for the children in your life
-- Clever approach to teaching the alphabet
-- Bright, colorful illustrations
-- Unique review to enhance learning
-- First ABC book targeted at the 24.6 million Americans who play golf
-- Book signings
-- National publicity campaign

Debuting in its first edition "News Now: Visual Storytelling in the Digital Age "helps today's broadcast journalism students prepare for a mobile, interactive, and highly competitive workplace. The authors, all faculty members of the prestigious Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, bring their real-world expertise to a book designed to be a trusted reference for the next generation of broadcast journalists.

Offering concise coverage of essential job-hunting and career strategies, this flexible, how-to book can supplement any business course or serve as the foundation for a career development class. The Sixth Edition continues to focus on real-world applications through experiential exercises and hands-on activities designed for individual or group use. New material in this edition describes the latest online job and career development online sites and how to use them best. New chapter-ending Success Stories focus on individuals who've used their initiative to transition from one career to another. The authors employ a casual, student-friendly tone.

Read along with Jimmy and friends and learn about the game of golf through the concept of opposites. From fade and draw and the difference in ball flight, to dogleg left and dogleg right, swing into OPPOSITES with golf is a delight!

Authors Susan Greening Davis and Sally Criswell found Sibbel's sampler in Belgium, fell in love with it and brought it to America. Through their research, they have opened a window for us to see what life for Sibbel was like growing up in the 1700s, learning needlework techniques and coming to love stitching.Within these pages is an interpretation of Sibbel's young life in a Netherlands charity home. As Sibbel creates the motifs in her sampler and learns special joining stitches, you are invited to stitch along. What you will have created is a stunning showpiece. In the project pages, you can create many of the items Sibbel would have made, such as her leather pincushion or the gorgeous stitching weight used to hold her sampler in place.So collect your favorite stitching tools, find your most comfortable chair and take a journey with Sibbel.

Castlemaine, 1880. Verity is on holiday with Papa and her friends, but the fun soon comes to an end. A terrible crime has been committed. When Verity tries to investigate, her gift creates more mysteries than it solves. Why was a red glove left at the crime scene? Who is the ghostly woman following Verity? Is she connected to the kidnapping? Terrible secrets are being revealed. With her friends in danger, Verity needs all her courage and skill to solve the crime. But is that enough?

Loving Detachment refers to a concept taught by many support groups for people who have an alcoholic in their life. Loving Detachment is a way of living with an alcohlic without feeding into their addiction, while at the same time taking steps to improve your own situation. When loving detachment is used regularly, in all facets of life, it can help the user to feel peace, and even happiness, regardless of any dysfunctions that may occuring around them.

Author Susan Greene chronicles a three-year period spanning her husbands decline into alcoholism and her own subsequent emotional recovery. With help from family, friends and a Shaman, she ermerged stronger and happier than ever before. "Looking Up" explains how this can be possible for others like her.