Over 300 time-saving model business letters! A virtual business-in-a--book, The McGraw-Hill Handbook of More Business Letters helps you smoothly and effectively handle just about any business scenario you'll ever encounter. From product announcements to responses to complaints. From hard-working sales letters to contract negotiations, nondisclosure agreements, requests for payment and scores more!
Although Hannah Arendt is considered one of the major contributors to social and political thought in the twentieth century, this is the first general anthology of her writings. This volume includes selections from her major works, including The Origins of Totalitarianism, Between Past and Future, Men in Dark Times, The Jew as Pariah, and The Human Condition, as well as many shorter writings and letters. Sections include extracts from her work on fascism, Marxism, and totalitarianism; her treatment of work and labor; her writings on politics and ethics...
Who Cares?: Public Ambivalence and Government Activism from the New Deal to the Second Gilded Age
Americans like to think that they look after their own, especially in times of hardship. Particularly for the Great Depression and the Great Society eras, the collective memory is one of solidarity and compassion for the less fortunate. Who Cares? challenges this story by examining opinion polls and letters to presidents from average citizens.
Kids love Millie, Bailey, Sammy and Trudy—the characters from Edmark's award-winning Early Learning Series. And now they can feature these in their very own animated storybooks—building spelling and writing skills and expanding creativity along the way. This fun-filled program gives kids the power to build stories that come to life right on screen. They can also make alphabet and counting books, write letters and much more. Kid-tested tools, large buttons, spoken help and friendly characters make creating animated stories easy and fun for readers and nonreaders alike!
Mickey Mouse and all the gang are just waiting to play with toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years. Toddlers explore Mickey's neighborhood and meet all their favorite friends. Each friend has a different activity. Children can touch any key, move the mouse over an object or click on an object to learn. As they grow and learn mouse skills improve. Mickey needs help finding missing letters. Kids push keys or move the mouse to find the hidden letters. Mickey will say each letter as it appears. Minnie is looking for shapes at her house.
