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The Wind in the Willows #1: The Riverbank (Easy Reader Classics) (No. 1)

Mole, Water Rat, Badger, and of course, Toad of Toad Hall: these characters have captivated children ever since the early 20th century, when Kenneth Grahame wrote his gentle and humorous tale. Kids will still feel the magic today, as they happily make the acquaintance of Mole, who is seeing a river for the first time ever, and his new friend Ratty.

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Fifteen Legs: When all that stands between death and freedom is a ride
In Fifteen Legs: When all that stands between death and freedom is a ride... Silva recounts her travels as an uninvited and sometimes suspiciously eye-balled guest aboard an Internet enabled escort service for last-chance animals. Smitten by an inner urge to tell the public at large about the largely undiscovered world she stumbled upon, Silva writes, This notion of volunteers connecting in cyberspace on behalf of desperate, unwanted animals had stolen my heart. The thought of perfect strangers coming together and working as a team to shuttle society's non-human cast-offs out of harms way was too wonderful a story to pass up. I had to tell it. Along the way she encounters the heroines and heroes of the animal rescue and transport world, people like Yahoo groups list owner Brandy Holleran, bunny transport boss Jennifer Barbieri, volunteer pilot Kevin Boyle, hurricane search and rescue leader Jane Garrison, and esteemed transport coordinator Terri Epp, who performs cyber-miracles at home from her computer in Canada. But who ARE these people, and why, after working regular jobs all week, do they willingly give up their weekends to do what they do? As Silva asks, Is this some kind of a clandestine club comprised of people I would never want to take to lunch? Or are they individuals like you and me who, feeling helpless when it comes to big picture problems, will leap at the chance to give an out-of- time animal a lift? Through a whirlwind of voices speaking on behalf of angels wrapped in fur, Fifteen Legs shows us what can happen when a synchronized squad of strangers fuels up and hits the road. With stubborn optimism and a deep compassion for animals, Silva leaves room for everyone who wants to come along for the ride. No prior experience with shelters, pounds, or animal-people required. Facts: Approximately 6 to 8 million healthy dogs, cats and other pets are killed in animal shelters every year. But very often a loving, adoptive home, or a temporary foster home can be found for many of these pets. Sometimes, though, that home is several hundred or even thousands of miles away. That is where the volunteer animal transporters come in - moving animals one leg at a time, usually on a weekend. The planning is done on the Internet, and the transport is done on the Interstate! A transport coordinator (generally working along a specific Interstate corridor) plans the route and schedule for the furry passengers, and then notifies members of that transport group via e-mails. Group members can then volunteer to drive a leg of the route that is convenient for them. Some transports are only several legs long, some are ten to fifteen legs, and occasionally a transport consists of over 30 legs, moving animals all the way from Florida to New Hampshire, or Louisiana to Oregon. Volunteer animal transport is something anyone with a car, a few hours on a weekend, and a desire to make a difference in an animal's life can do. And, as one transporter put it, I do a transport almost every weekend because it is just so good for my soul!.
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Riverbank Filtration: Improving Source-Water Quality (Water Science and Technology Library)

This book describes the current and state-of-the-art applications of RBF technology as currently practised in two continents No other resource like it exists. Its purpose is to show that RBF is a low-cost and efficient alternative water treatment process for drinking-water applications.

Audience: This book is aimed at researchers with an interest in riverbank filtration, drinking-water and water quality working at Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geography departments. It can also be used as a professional reference for consulting engineers, regulators, water utility managers and planners, working at consultancies, governmental agencies and professional associations.

In addition it is suitable for use as a textbook in both undergraduate and graduate courses.

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Dogs' Life: The Magazine for Today's Dog
Bringing canine massage therapy and doggy day care to a whole new level, this light-hearted tribute to canine culture provides a glimpse into the inner thoughts of beloved pets through hilarious photographs and magazine-style feature stories about issues important to sophisticated dogs. Articles such as "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Beggars" and "Why Table Legs Turn Us On" are written from the point of view of dogs for dogs. Hilarious advertisements for a Bark-a-Lounger and the Yap accompany discussions of the best ways to train a human. The witty commentaries on dog personality—as well as human vanity—offer a humorous insight into canine companions.
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Turn Your Accent into an Asset: How to Deliver a Dynamic Speech Even If English Is Not Your First Language
You got an accent. So What! Everybody does! At last a book that explains how to turn what can be a stumbling block for foreign-born speakers into a tremendous asset for communicating The fear of public speaking is prominent among non-English speakers. So much so that they would rather die and be in the casket than be the ones delivering the eulogy. But that shouldn’t be. Turn Your Accent Into An Asset has taken away the excuse..
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