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Prime Impact
Book Two in the Tyler Bannister FBI series Fugitive Terry Hines, suspected of involvement with terrorists, has been on FBI Agent Tyler Bannister's radar for some time when Federal prosecutor Kendall Briggs is murdered and a microbiologist at the CDC is stabbed to death and a biotoxin is missing. Bannister suspects the crimes are all related. The investigation takes a personal turn when Bannister's daughter is kidnapped and he is in a race against time to save his daughter and neutralize a biological attack. Author C.W. Saari spent twenty-seven years as a Special Agent in Charge with the FBI.
The Mile Marker Murders
When Caleb Williamson, a career officer with the CIA, disappears, officials are left wondering whether he is a spy who has defected or the victim of a crime. Meanwhile, Williamson's friend, FBI agent Tyler Bannister, is focused on catching an extortionist who has threatened to unleash a biological poison if a multimillion dollar demand is not met. When Williamson turns up dead alongside the corpses of two women near a northern Virginia highway, Bannister is assigned to a task force to identify what looks to be a cunning serial killer. While Bannister becomes obsessed with finding the murderer before he strikes again, a fourth body is discovered. The stakes become more personal when the killer targets Bannister's new love interest.
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Elections, Voting Rules and Paradoxical Outcomes
This monograph studies voting procedures based on the probability that paradoxical outcomes like the famous Condorcet Paradox might exist. It is well known that hypothetical examples of many different paradoxical election outcomes can be developed, but this analysis examines factors that are related to the process by which voters form their preferences on candidates that will significantly reduce the likelihood that such voting paradoxes will ever actually be observed. It is found that extreme forms of voting paradoxes should be uncommon events with a small number of candidates. Another consideration is the propensity of common voting rules to elect the Condorcet Winner, which is widely acce...
Report of the State Auditor ...
Vols. for 1970/72- issued in two parts: [pt. 1], Report of the State Auditor; [pt. 2], Appropriation statement by departments and agencies (all funds).
