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Intimate Relationships and Sexual Health
A complete curriculum for teaching about sexual health and intimate relationships, taking into consideration the learning preferences, sensitivity, social and other issues characteristic of individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
Sexpertise
"Let's get one thing very clear -- there are no stupid questions in sex." Ever since Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit, people have been curious about sex: Do women really care about size? Is there any truth to the blue balls rumor? Could I get HIV from someone performing oral sex on me? Why do guys like to watch porn so much? In Sexpertise, Dr. Robin Sawyer, who teaches human sexuality at the University of Maryland, takes the most-asked questions about sex from his enormously popular course and provides scientifically accurate yet honest, entertaining, and most of all, useful answers. From flirting and fetishes to staying power and STDs -- no topic is too embarrassing or off-limits to explore. Whether read cover to cover or as a go-to guide when particular questions arise, Sexpertise delivers all the knowledge you need to separate the truth about sex from its myths and urban legends, and in turn become a true sexpert.
Panda-monium
Teddy Fitzroy must solve the crime of the kidnapped rare and expensive panda, Li Ping.
Sexuality Education
Sexuality Education: Theory and Practice, Fourth Edition is designed to prepare future sexuality educators and administrators, as well as seasoned teachers about sexuality and also aims to clarify the false assumptions related to sexuality education. This one-of-a-kind resource provides comprehensive coverage of information and issues related to sexuality education and the skills needed to prepare sexuality educators.
Lie for Me
It is Halloween 1987. The owner of Mandrake Falls Gazette, Shelby Porter can't stand Sheriff Sawyer McIntyre until she needs a fiance and fast. Her adopted Aunt Dolly's health is failing and worrying about Shelby being alone isn't helping. It seems like a kindness to let Dolly believe in a mythical engagement. The trouble begins when faking it starts to feel like the real thing. They've been at each other's throats forever. Has Sawyer always been this mouth-watering? As usual, Shelby is the last to know.
Myth-Guided
An enthusiastic tour guide promises a group of zany tourists that their visit to the sculpture garden will be full of fun with Greek mythology—but nobody was expecting the statues to actually come to life! When the mischievous god Hermes comes down from Olympus to play a little trick on the tourists exploring Athens, figures from well-known myths like Pandora’s Box, King Midas and the Golden Touch, and Arachne the Weaver come alive to share each of their individual tales. Flexible to cast, simple to stage, and easy to cut to any length, anyone can bring this romp through Greek mythology to life.
A Covenant of Justice
In A Covenant of Justice, the sequel to Gerrold's classic space opera Under the Eye of God, The Phaestor, a genetically altered vampiric race, have set in motion their final plan for the complete enslavement of the galaxy. However, they will not go unopposed, for on numerous worlds, humans, androids, and bioforms have joined forces against their vampiric overlords. A government of vampires, dragons, and mutated humans display their galactic dominance, and while those entrusted with the wisdom of the galaxy sanction the struggle against the Phaestor, a cunning Vampire war queen, her ambitious suitor, and the fierce and invincible Dragon Lord vie for total domination. The last hope for the galaxy remains in the hands of rebels from Thoska-Roole: a band of malcontents, outnumbered and pursued, fighting for their freedom, their lives, and the future of the stars.
Making Sport Great Again
Blending critical theory, conjunctural cultural studies, and assemblage theory, Making Sport Great Again introduces and develops the concept of uber-sport: the sporting expression of late capitalism’s conjoined corporatizing, commercializing, spectacularizing, and celebritizing forces. On different scales and in varying spaces, the uber-sport assemblage is revealed both to surreptitiously reinscribe the neoliberal preoccupation with consumption and to nurture the individualized consumer subject. Andrews further probes how uber-sport normalizes the ideological orientations and associate affective investments of the Trump assemblage’s authoritarian populism. Even as it articulates the regressive politicization of sport, Making Sport Great Again serves also as a call to action: how might progressives rearticulate uber-sport in emancipatory and actualizing political formations?
