BOOKS

Essentials of Pharmacology for Anesthesia, Pain Medicine, and Critical Care with Black Box Warnings

Alan David Kaye; Adam M Kaye; Richard D Urman (Eds)

December 1, 2013

In anesthesiology, pain medicine, and critical care, practitioners at all levels need help to stay current with the continually evolving drug knowledge-base, and trainees need tools to prepare for in-training and board exams that increasingly test their knowledge of pharmacology. This practical book is aimed at both readerships. It features a unique and practical chapter on the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) “black box” warnings that describe what safety precautions should be taken with commonly used drugs.

November Days

Bonnie M. Ruth, PhD, CRC, CCM

1995

Five years after psychologist and administrator Harl Young had a heart-valve implant, he suffered a stroke. Rehabilitation worker Ruth, who lived with him, offers a highly personal account of the effects of the stroke on the couple, their friends, and colleagues. This memoir testifies to the remarkable resiliency some persons can muster.

Brute Force: Cracking the Data Encryption Standard

Matthew Curtin

February 16, 2005

This book is the story of the formation of the world's most widely-used system to protect sensitive information and how a group of independent cryptographers, civil libertarians, and hobbyists managed to demonstrate the system's weakness in June of 1997, even as the U.S. Congress debated the government's control over cryptography. As one of the coordinators of the DESCHALL project that broke a secret message encrypted with what was then the government standard, Curtin presents a unique insider view of how the project came together and what happened behind the scenes to demonstrate the weakness of the standard and ultimately to usher in the age of unrestricted cryptography.

Developing Trust: Online Privacy and Security

Matthew Curtin, Peter G. Neumann

December 1, 2004

Suitable for the IP manager or developer seeking to improve Web privacy and security, is an indispensable resource for system administrators and application developers, providing a means to understand, create, and maintain secure Internet systems.

Hazardous Route Committee Handbook

Ray Turner, EdD

2010

This text is a comprehensive treatment of the multiple roles and disciplines to be considered in determining which school bus stops are safe or unsafe and how the most dangerous bus stops can be avoided and substituted for safer student pedestrian school bus pick up and drop off locations.

Least Restrictive Transportation Environment Continuum: What Every IEP Committee Should Know

Ray Turner, EdD

2009

This text accurately depicts the least restrictive transportation alternatives available to the IEP Committee for the intelligent decision-making with respect to the transportation and special handling services of students with disabilities.

Parental Guidelines for Students Receiving Special Needs Transportation

Ray Turner, EdD

2009

Parents of students with disabilities are central to the special needs transportation team. Parents have clearly defined responsibilities for their child to receive special needs bus service. The text includes parental guidelines for their child to receive special needs transportation as a related service.

Students with Disabilities and Their Safe Routes to School: IEP Committee Guidance

Ray Turner, EdD

2009

This text is a field-based study of students with disabilities and the physical challenges they face as pedestrians to safely move between home and their school campus.

Special Needs Transportation Best Practice

Ray Turner, EdD

2006

800 pages of comprehensive special handling for students with disabilities receiving special needs transportation. Full of practical strategies and professional standards of behavior at the same time, this text offers it all.

Language And The Law

Sanford Schane, PhD

August 2007

This comprehensive introduction to Language and the Law looks at the common areas of interaction between linguistics and the legal process. Each chapter presents a language issue or problem relevant to the law. This is then examined using excerpts from cases where judges in their decisions have had to confront that particular issue. Professor Schane considers each issue both from the legal point of view and from a linguistic point of view, to show how each are relevant to each other.