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Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property is a two-volume casebook that introduces basic concepts through doctrine and application.
Nan Elizabeth Townsend Degelman Memorial Volume
A few of her poems, reminiscences of friends and family, photographs and an obituary.
Pride and Promises
[BookStrand Regency Romance, HEA] When Malcolm Hayward, Earl of Whitbourne, promised widow Elizabeth Townsend he'd do her any favor she asked, he hoped it would lead to an affair—and maybe marriage. Instead she wants him to pretend to court her beloved stepdaughter to make a reluctant beau jealous, while Elizabeth acts as chaperone. Soon he's caught in a dangerous balancing act between falsely flirting with a young debutante while plotting to seduce her wonderfully wicked stepmother. Years earlier, when Malcolm and Elizabeth shared a first kiss, he lit a fire that sputtered when she learned he was three years her junior. Despite her subsequent brief marriage of convenience, that flame has never died, and she sees her madcap scheme as a chance to get close to him again and rekindle the blaze. But when Elizabeth worries that Malcolm is playing his part too well, she risks scandal and her own heart to ensure she and her stepdaughter both get the men they love. ** A BookStrand Mainstream Romance
Just Wanna Create
Want to learn about copyright for your work as a crafter, artist or quilter? This is your book. Practical but also helping to provide a legal foundation that goes beyond the traditional self-help book. This is the second edition, geared to both the creative industry and law students learning about the role law plays in the creative process.
I Saw Them Die
This true contemporary account of an American nurse's horrific and sometimes bizarre experiences while serving at a French battlefield hospital near Soissons during World War I has poignant layers which even the often naive author did not see. "As our camion drove through the chateau gate we could see that the grounds were covered with what looked like sleeping men." That is just her own introduction to the unit, housed in what was once a country estate, and soon she was standing hours on end treating friend and enemy alike, facing harrowing hyperreality with aplomb. Shirley Millard is throughout a willing reporter of her fascinating perspective on war, youth, loss, and love -- and always sl...
Enabling Occupation II
"Enabling occupation II will extend readers' understanding of the concepts of occupation and enablement that continue to evolve from the 1980s to today."--Publisher's description.
