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For over fifty years, UNDERSTANDING THE CONSTITUTION has provided an accessible introduction to the document that defines and limits the powers of the United States and the rights of individuals. Thorough and precise, this textbook walks through, clause by clause, the entire Constitution, including all original articles and all subsequent amendments, and explains what the document says, as well as the key Supreme Court cases that define that part of the law. Updated thoroughly every three years, it includes the most recent developments in constitutional law.

It's the natural inconsistencies — the accidental differences between one finished piece and another — that make hand-printed fabrics, papers, furniture, and works of art so interesting. The quirks are what show the maker's intimate involvement in the process, and it's that unique quality that first attracted textile designer and illustrator Lena Corwin to hand-printing. Even though decorative prints are more in vogue than ever, there was until now no up-to-date hand-printing guide, no single source explaining the tools and materials that are used today, or that reflected a contemporary aesthetic. Corwin has created such a guide with Printing by Hand: A Modern Guide to Printing with Handmade Stamps, Stencils, and Silk Screens . Using step-by-step instructions and up-close photos, Corwin teaches crafters everything they need to know in order to master stamping, stenciling, and screen printing, from making their own printing devices to trouble-shooting when plans go awry. Her inimitable collection of projects ranges from stamped stationery and simple-to-sew pouches, to stenciled tote bags and furniture, to screen-printed bed linens and upholstery fabric. There's even a silk-screened dog bed. The author has created original artwork for each project, and included full-size patterns, so that every crafter can achieve the same beautiful results. Or maybe not quite the same … remember, it's the subtle differences that make hand-printing so special and alluring. Author — Lena Corwin. Hardcover. 144 pages. 9½" × 9" (24 cm × 23 cm).

The Dayton, Ohio Wall Map measures 54 x 67 inches. This wall map offers up-to-date cartography with many new streets and changes along with complete street detail. This map has been printed in color with a markable and washable surface. The maps coverage area ranges North to West Milton, Tipp City, and New Carlisle; South to Waynesville, Corwin, and Franklin; East to Yellow Springs and Xenia; West to Germantown and Sycamore State Park. Insets for this map are Springfield, a vicinity map, and Downtown Dayton. The special features and data contained on this map are as follows all streets all highways educational facilities government buildings shopping centers hospitals airports recreational parks post offices golf and country clubs points of interest city limits and annexations railroads mileage circles water features cemeteries fire and police stations zip code and boundaries. In addition, for your convenience, the map is indexed in a separate book.

In days of increased concern about terrorism and fundamentalism, how inspiring it is to learn that Muslims are coming to Christ in increasing numbers in the Arab World!Through stories of Muslim background believers and the stories of tentmakers who often introduced them to Christ, we learn about how spiritual life is forming in the deserts of the Arab world in the face of adversity. This book will give you a new appreciation of the power of Christ to transform lives in the most unlikely places.

CNN takes viewers around the world in a comprehensive 3-hour documentary that examines our changing planet. This worldwide investigation, shot in high definition, looks at four key issues: climate change, vanishing habitats, disappearing species and human population growth. To tell this story, Anderson Cooper, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin traveled to some of the most remote and remarkable places on Earth. From exposing illegal wildlife trading undercover in Southeast Asia to seeing first–hand the devastating effects of deforestation in Brazil, they have gathered evidence on the unsettling changes taking place all around us.