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Cornithaca County
When can reading a book be dangerous?When it brings you into conflict with the certainties you live by.This book applies the cherished counselings of compassion and human worth to the thoughts and actions of today's inflexible Doctrine - and the result?A Satirical - Teaching - Thinking - Investigative - Activity - Game - Puzzle - Poem - Essay - Troublesome - Inspiring - Non-Conforming - Ranting - Embarrassing - Inexcusable - book.When can reading a book be dangerous?When you see things differently.And when you tell others.
Family Farm Fun: A Satirical Activity & Game Book about the Hazards of Industrial Farming
Learn about the plight of industrial farming with this satirical social justice activity book with games, mazes, sing-a-longs, poems, coloring pages, stories, and more - all to do with industrial farming from a rural point of view. You'll laugh through each page and ponder the underlying causes of our country's dangerous factory farming habits. If you enjoyed documentaries like Super Size Me, What the Health? and Cowspiracy, then you'll find Family Farm Fun an entertaining and enlightening add-on to the growing facts surrounding our food and the environment.
You Know You Live Near a Factory Farm When Your Kids Go Fishing with a Pool Skimmer
In Rural America the biggest threat to the health and well-being of the community is the same activity that once strengthened and nurtured it - farming. Industrial farming is rolling the dice against a dystopian future of environmental meltdown, antibiotic-resistant pathogens, and genetically modified organisms in a race to quickly amass wealth. Using a simple picture-book style, and the buoyancy of humor, this book navigates the flood of destructive farming practices that have already engulfed the rural community, and are spreading.
You Know You Live near a Factory Farm When Your Kids Go Fishing with a Pool Skimmer
In Rural America the biggest threat to the health and well-being of the community is the same activity that once strengthened and nurtured it - farming. Industrial farming is rolling the dice against a dystopian future of environmental meltdown, antibiotic-resistant pathogens, and genetically modified organisms in a race to quickly amass wealth. Using a simple picture-book style, and the buoyancy of humor, this book navigates the flood of destructive farming practices that have already engulfed the rural community, and are spreading.
Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems
"This book represents the work that was presented at the 23rd Symposium on Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems, Oct. 15 & 16, 2002 in Norfolk, VA. The ASTM E35.22 Subcommittee sponsors this symposium annually in an attempt to deliver pertinent and updated information to agrochemical formulators. The work of several authors from private industry, government and academia is well represented here in an overview of recent pesticide technology."
Tompkins County and Tammany Hall
I have tried to keep this book a factual, documented indictment of government misconduct; and I failed. There is no way that I can hide the layers of disappointment and anger at years of failure to bring even a small measure of Social Justice to the rural communities of Tompkins County.If there are inconsistencies in style and editing; they are intentional - because I did not want to read too closely; and remember too vividly.The need for Justice is like a glowing coal; still waiting for the fuel to blaze up.
Major League Careers Cut Short
Since 1876, approximately 16,000 young men have enjoyed at least a taste of glory by appearing in big league games, many of them only a few times. By the end of the 2009 season, out of the millions who have aspired, fewer than three thousand individuals had had the good fortune to be a major league regular for five or more seasons. The median age at which they hung up their spikes was 35. However, 197 men played in their last big league contest at the age of 30 or younger. With a focus on the stories of 15 greats and near-greats, this book provides information on these 197 men. Why did their careers end so soon? The reasons are varied and include drug and alcohol abuse, suicide, illness, injury, banishment, and declining ability among others.
The Cardinals Encyclopedia
This encyclopedia of the Cardinals baseball team includes extensive profiles for the top 200 players, a synopsis of the careers of every team player, stories, statistics, game-by-game accounts of every season, and information on every manager.
Fault Zone: Detachment
Thirty-nine interpretations of one word: detachment Every two years, Fault Zone editors challenge writers to stretch their imaginations in response to a single-word spark. This year, “detachment” has drawn forth a fascinating array of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. You’ll find intriguing science fiction, laugh-out-loud humor, and thought-provoking stories drawn from real life … alongside strike-to-the-heart poetry, lyrical storytelling, exciting adventure, and slice-of-life family drama. Featuring works by Tom Adams, Doug Baird, Sue Barizon, Eva Barrows, Scott Best, Lawrence Cohn, Jo Carpignano, Tim Flood, Heather E. Folsom, David Harris, Laurel Anne Hill, Audrey Kalman, Nirmy Kang, Amy Kelm, D.L. LaRoche, Evelyn LaTorre, Lucretia Leong, Ida J. Lewenstein, Vanessa MacLaren-Wray, Ellen McBarnette, Richard E. McCallum, Patricia McCombs, Lisa Meltzer Penn, Margaret Nalbach, Bruce Neuburger, Luanne Oleas, Korie Pelka, Miera Rao, Cheryl Ray, Carol Reade, Harlan Suits, Anne Marie Wenzel, Alisha Willis, Mickie Winkler, and Nanci Woody. Edited by Kate Adams and Laurel Anne Hill.
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