George and Lennie are migrant American workers - the one alert and protective, the other strong, stupid and potentially dangerous. This is the powerful story of their relationship and their dreams of finding a more stable and less lonely way of life.

This course combines coverage of National Curriculum reading requirements with the Framework Objectives. It includes a wide range of different text types, including whole texts and extracts covering National Curriculum requirements. It builds on the literacy skills developed at Key Stage 2.

We are all fascinated by them - that enigmatic class of people often referred to as the rich. In our fantasies, we envision them living in extreme luxury in million dollar mansions, cruising on yachts and jetting off to exotic locales at a moments notice. This book reveal what drives our country's most powerful and influential class.

Presents Dal Richards' memories of the stars and the wannabes, the hustlers and bootleggers and hat-check chicks, all of whom paraded through his life in the days when Vancouver's night-club scene rivalled San Francisco's and Hollywood's big-name performers made it a regular tour stop.

Literacy Through Texts Pupils' Book: *Motivate and intrigue pupils with an exceptional variety of texts ranging from Chaucer to The Empire Strikes Back and Bridget Jones. *Encourage and support extended reading with substantial extracts and whole texts. Literacy Through Texts Teacher's Files: *Make shared reading sessions more visually stimulating with unique full-colour OHTs. *Support lower-att

This series combines coverage of National Curriculum requirements with the Key Stage 3 framework for English. The course includes a selection of texts and extracts and has a topic-based structure which should integrate easily into a similar, existing scheme of work.

The discipline of total communications planning, in which agencies coordinate a client's communication across all marketing channels and disciplines, is forcing the media agencies to move into the future. This title deals with the future of communications planning.

Explains Blu-ray production and authoring processes. This book reflects the challenges and changes that have occurred in the development and usage of this high-definition optical disc format. It explains the basic technology, and how the standard and high definition DVD specifications dovetail and/or clash with related digital media standards.

Aimed at students, researchers and practitioners in sport psychology, as well as coaches and athletes. An accomplished researcher and consultant provide the background in each chapter by summarising research, tools and current debates.

This text explains the latest developments in regional economics and policy with examples and case material from around the world. The book is written in two linked but free-standing parts, one on regional economics and the other on regional policy.

Contains answers on: equipment, formats, finding easter eggs, running DVDs on any computer, authoring, producing, audio and video hookups and compatibility, why some discs won't work in all players (and which they will work in), DVD, CD-ROM, CD-RW, and Super Video compatibility, where to find hardware, software, and help.

At age seventeen, Jim Taylor began a career in writing as part-time high school sports reporter. Forty-eight years, some 7,500 five-a-week columns, three times as many radio shows and twelve books later, Jim Taylor is undeniably one of Canada's most loved sports writers. This title presents a memoir about life in the press box.

Introduces to the basic technology of DVDs and details the production and authoring processes. This book helps in making sense out of video, audio, and data formats, and explains how DVD standards and specs dovetail or clash with related digital media standards.

The perfect little book to celebrate your own sideways journey, life lessons and wine recommendations, based on the film of the book.