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"James Paul Gee and Elisabeth R. Hayes offer us vivid portrait of women of all ages gaming beyond gaming, transforming the successful The Sims video games into a platform for their own social, creative, and intellectual lives. These women are gamers, but they are also tinkerers, community leaders, authors, programmers, and artists, and their engagement with The Sims has opened up new opportunities for them to learn and grow far beyond the classroom. Gee and Hayes are patient, informed, and insightful guides showing us how these kinds of participatory cultures might transform our understanding of education in the 21st century." - Henry Jenkins, Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century

"Women and Gaming is must-read for anyone interested in the social or intellectual side of gaming - scholars, designers, players and parents alike.At long last, we have a serious treatment of the forms of social engineering or "soft modding" that women do as part of gameplay - not merely as some counterpoint to the (predominantly-male) practice of technical modding (modifying) found in gaming communities but in fact as a vital practice in its own right and a key feature of what it means to Design. Gee & Hayes have managed to treat an often-ignored topic with both depth and clarity." - Constance Steinkuehler, University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Sims and 21st Century Learning

Women and Gaming

Tendenze di resistenza agli antibiotici dei batteri che causano infezioni del tratto respiratorio superiore; uno studio di quattro anni

Tendenze della resistenza antimicrobica nelle infezioni respiratorie in Libia

Etude Biographique Et Critique (1877)

Francisco Goya

A gorgeous chronicle of a versatile southern American artist&#8230; Superb watercolor technique, dramatic angles and moody shifts of light.&#8212;Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

The Secret World of Walter Anderson

Understanding Posthumous Fame

Afterlife as Afterimage

Inside the Buyer's Brain

A Classic Retelling of the Christmas Story, from Creation to the Resurrection

One Wintry Night

"A puzzle-based introduction to computer-programming concepts.This computer coding book immediately sets itself apart by not using computers at all. Instead, readers write&#160;codes and complete puzzles by pencil and paper, play games in real life, and even do some arts and crafts...Appealingly,&#160;this&#160;positive, highly accessible coding guide needs no computers." -- Kirkus"Concepts such as algorithms, optimization, constraints, cryptology, and binary code are introduced with fun and workable hands-on activities...A strength of this title is its clarity. The conversational tone is perfect for the intended age range.&#160;VERDICT&#160;An applicable resource for intro to coding clubs at schools or libraries.&#160;An engaging introduction to basic and intermediate fundamentals of computer science and coding through various screen-free activities."&mdash;School Library Journal.

Puzzles, Games, Challenges, and Computer Coding Concepts for the Problem Solver in You

Code This!

10th International Symposium, SSS 2008, Detroit, MI, USA, November 21-23, 2008. Proceedings

Stabilization, Safety, and Security of Distributed Systems

Summer Days

Fatherless Reflections on the Fatherhood of God

Histoire Véridique, En Tout Point Authentique, de Agnès François-René, Au Bourg d'Écoman: , Né Le 10 Novembre de l'Année 1811, Dite l'Année de la Comè

&ldquo;The five previously published short stories and one original novella in Grady&rsquo;s superb collection will please fans of the spy known as Condor, who first appeared in the 1974 bestseller Six Days of the Condor. An opening essay discusses Condor&rsquo;s origins and how Grady, in his mid-20s, dealt with early success as a writer. The first story, &lsquo;Condor.net,&rsquo; published in 2005, presents a Condor who isn&rsquo;t the original CIA spy, though the ending is linked to the novella, &lsquo;Russian Roulette of the Condor,&rsquo; in which Condor and his girlfriend go on the run from a mysterious man with a cane. &lsquo;Caged Daze of the Condor&rsquo; describes the overarching plot point of the recent Condor zeitgeist: he has been incarcerated for years in a secret CIA insane asylum. In the rest of the stories and the novella, Condor is out of the asylum and again working for the CIA, dealing with 21st-century threats from Russians and other adversaries. Grady&rsquo;s writing has changed dramatically over the years, evolving into a literary, impressionistic style that will unbalance some readers, but is a perfect fit for the aging, unhinged, yet still-lethal Condor. This is an author writing at the top of his, or anyone else&rsquo;s, game.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly, starred review &#160;

Condor: The Short Takes

'A truly valuable and impressive work' - International Journal on World Peace
'This is a superb combination of directory, statistical sources, and analytical surveys of topics of major interest about these two great countries' - Reference Reviews

The USA and Canada 2006

Daughter of Josephine, Queen of Holland, Mother of Napoleon III

The History of Hortense

Diversi and Moreira’s work continues to illuminate the sociocultural complexities of our betweenness of being allowing us hope in troubling times through scholarships of light and love and social justice.
Tami Spry, Professor of Communication and Performance Studies, St. Cloud State University, author ofAutoethnography and the Other: Unsettling Power Through Utopian Performatives

A Path Towards Social Justice

Betweener Autoethnographies

After four years traveling on the continent, Madeline de Lacy, the duchess
of Magnus, is lost by her father in a card game to Mr. Remington Knight.
She resolves to go to London and explain why it's ridiculous for them to
be wed, but she's sidetracked and persuades her cousin and companion, timid
Miss Eleanor de Lacy, to switch places with her and to go on to London
to hold off the vengeful Mr. Knight. Eleanor agrees. Madeline offers Eleanor
one piece of advice - to be bold and act as Madeline would in like circumstances.
In Remington's expensive townhouse, Eleanor discovers he is handsome, diabolical,
and determined to wed her, the woman he believes is the duchess.

One Kiss from You

&ldquo;Cautionary tales, brilliantly told.&rdquo;&mdash;The Boston Globe &ldquo;Ms. Grimes is adept at building suspense&hellip;&#91;She&#93; has created a work of value here, a book that expands her art, her reputation&mdash;and possibly her audience.&rdquo;&mdash;The Richmond-Times Dispatch  &ldquo;Intelligent&hellip;They also force us to slow down, to look beneath the cliches about what&rsquo;s hip and what&rsquo;s not&hellip;Merits applause.&rdquo;&mdash;The Toronto Star&ldquo;Clear-eyed, nuanced probings into the cruelty of isolation, and though persuasively sad, neither novella is at all sentimental.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews &ldquo;Touching&hellip;One is moved by her ability to suggest the aching emotional chasm of apparently solid middle-aged lives.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly&ldquo;Atmospheric novellas&hellip;.full of suspense and surprise. These carefully written little gems showcase Grimes at her best.&rdquo; &mdash;Library Journal&ldquo;Each focuses on a single woman living a mundane, well-ordered life until that seeming contentment is derailed by a man with sinister intent. This is Grimes in prim Barbara Pym clothing.&rdquo;&mdash;The Ottawa Citizen

The Train now Departing

Praise for&#160;Shh! We're Writing the Constitution&#9733;"As usual, Fritz's account is lively and spiced with bits of detail that make the report come alive .... The&#160;informed reporting that goes on here will give readers a new perspective on our government's&#160;beginnings."&#160;-Booklist (starred review)&#9733;"The author has distinguished herself again by making a landmark event an exciting story." -The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review)"An informative, interesting, and immensely readable account of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 . . . An excellent choice for introducing young readers to the complexities of the constitution."&mdash;School Library Journal"In her conversational and entertaining style, Fritz takes readers behind the scenes to learn what it was like during the Constitutional Convention of 1787 . . . A really delightful way to learn American history."&mdash;Children's Literature&#160;

Shh! We're Writing the Constitution

A CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title, 2015
'The contributions in this essential addition to scholarly collections are insightful critiques of Spencer’s thought, influence, and connections to the contemporary world. ... Each author introduces a different aspect of Spencer’s thought, puts it into late-19th-through early-20th-century context, identifies its contemporary influence, and suggests its ongoing relevance. Spencer scholars will find things with which to quibble, but overall this is the best and most comprehensive consideration of Spencer’s place and influence in the broad history of ideas since 1900. Summing Up: Essential.' - C. R. Versen, CHOICE

Herbert Spencer: Legacies

"A children's storybook features 45 foundational stories from the Christian Bible. A young polar bear is having a sleepover with several friends of different species. After a fun day, Mama Bear calls the youngsters in for storytime. Explaining that the Bible "is the story God gave us," she proceeds to tell stories from the Old and New Testaments. She begins with the Creation story in Genesis, moves on through Exodus, and concludes with Paul's missionary work. The anthropomorphic little animals are an effective feature of the book, as they frequently comment on the stories and question Mama Bear. Why didn't God simply put a fence around the tree with the forbidden fruit? wonders Little Otter, giving Mama Bear the opportunity to teach the little ones about free will and choosing to love and obey God. Little Cub wants to know how Noah was able to find land with the Ark, and Mama Bear explains about having faith that God will steer you correctly. The questions and the wonderment the little animals express well reflect the reactions and inquiries many children are likely to have. The illustrations are warm and colorful throughout, with interesting details to catch readers' attention. Little Cub and his friends are particularly well drawn, combining both realistic animal details with human expressions. Characters in the Bible stories are olive-skinned humans. A likely choice for those seeking a children's Christian Bible." (Religion. 4-6) Kirkus Reviews

Forty-Five Favorite Stories for Little Ones

God Gave Us the Bible

Brexit, President Trump, and the Changing Geopolitics of Eastern Europe

[Greenberg] is a more gifted writer than his predecessor [A. W. Schorger], with an eye for telling detail, a wry sense of humor, and a willingness to grapple with the larger implications of his story. Numerous illustrations . . . add visual appeal to this timely book that will not only be of interest to environmental historians but also to a broad general readership.

The Passenger Pigeon's Flight to Extinction

A Feathered River Across the Sky

‘Uncommonly intelligent and moving.’ Daily Telegraph ‘An excellent novel.’ Sunday Express ‘Beneath the surface of this beautifully polished suspense story the author has probed the intangibles of life, death and human guilt.’ New York Times

After the Act

Praise for Mary Torjussen and her novels "Torjussen knows how to deliver a teasing, suspenseful, and twisty read!"--Shari Lapena,&#160;New York Times&#160;bestselling author of&#160;The Couple Next Door  "A clever, fast-paced tale with a twist so sharp it will give readers whiplash."--Tami Hoag, #1&#160;New York Times&#160;bestselling author "Combines tightly wound suspense with an unfolding surprise ending...a gripping page-turner from start to finish."--Library Journal&#160;(starred) "[An] engrossing psychological thriller...Paula Hawkins fans will find a lot to like."--Publishers Weekly "[A] gripping psychological thriller."--Booklist "Grabbed me right away...An absorbing, shocking thriller!"--David Bell,&#160;USA Today&#160;bestselling author of&#160;Layover

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