The Riss Proposal


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Nadya, a Riss-human, is now an experienced SAS naval officer, having participated in two battles against the Raider's cruiser packs. However, because she hosts a Riss—an intelligent parasite—she continues to be seen by many as an alien, generating disgust, fear, raw hate, and attempts on her life. To add to her problems, the Raiders have identified her as contributing directly to their bad luck in fighting against the SAS Navy. They consider her a dybbuk—a demon—and have set a price on her—dead or alive. Nadya alone has deduced the Raiders aren't a bunch of independent criminals, but clans with their own planet, and with spies on SAS planets and naval cruisers. She needs to convince the SAS, find the clans' planet—and stay alive. Her life has become very complicated. This is the thrilling sequel to THE RISS GAMBLE!




2016 Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance


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Identifies and describes specific government assistance opportunities such as loans, grants, counseling, and procurement contracts available under many agencies and programs.










Regional Information Sharing Systems


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Encyclopedia of World Terrorism: 1996-2002


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This work examines terrorist activity worldwide from the mid-1990s to the 21st century. It covers the attack on the World Trade Center, the "War on Terrorism", and the escalating violence in Israel and Palestine, offering historical context by terrorism and counter-terrorism experts. It investigates key issues and events related to global and domestic terrorism, as well as future trends in terrorism and counter-terrorism. The work includes entries on terrorist individuals, organizations, and activities around the globe, and also features a complete volume of primary source documents relating to terrorism from ancient times to the 21st century.




The Goss Government


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A major study providing an assessment of the performance of the Queensland state Labour government since it was elected in 1989. Chapters were commissioned from the 20 contributors (mostly academics) to acquire a range of expert views independent of government. The project is structured into four main sections: Evaluating Reformist State Governments; The Political Regime; Administrative, Legislative and Regulatory Reform; Areas of Policy Reform. Includes original political cartoons by Lyndon Lyons, a bibliography and an index. The editors are researchers with the Centre for Australian Public Sector Management at Griffith University in Queensland.