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Emil H. Wasserberger, Petitioner, V. Beatrice Altmayer Rodney and Donald T. Mullane. U.S. Supreme Court Transcript of Record with Supporting Pleadings
Edwin B Wolchok; James N Vaughan
Gale Ecco, U.S. Supreme Court Records
2011
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Pathfinder Kingmaker Adventure Path (P2)
Steven T. Helt; Tim Hitchcock; James Jacobs; Ron Lundeen; Rob McCreary; Jason Nelson; Richard Pett; Tom Phillips; Neil Spicer; Greg A. Vaughan
PAIZO PUBLISHING, LLC
2022
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Pathfinder’s most-popular campaign ever returns in this massive new hardcover compilation updated to the latest Pathfinder rules! In this new, revised version of the classic Kingmaker Adventure Path campaign, the Stolen Lands have long been the domain of bandits and monsters, but no longer! Your party has been granted a charter to explore these wilds, defeat its dangers, and build a brand new nation. Yet not everyone will welcome you as new neighbors, and powerful supernatural forces have their own plans for the region. Can you defeat your kingdom’s enemies and become leaders of one of the greatest new nations in the world? This hardcover edition of the Kingmaker Adventure Path contains: • All six chapters of the original Kingmaker Adventure Path, expanded and updated for use with Pathfinder Second Edition. • Hundreds of pages of new content that expands the campaign to cover the full range of levels from 1 to 20. • Works with tie-in Bestiaries (sold separately) to allow easy conversion to Pathfinder First Edition or the Fifth Edition rules of the world’s oldest roleplaying game! • Extensive rules for building and running kingdoms, settlements, and armies, along with narrative-based rules for resolving mass combat encounters. • Eleven new alchemical items and spells to discover. • Sixteen new monsters, ranging from mundane but dangerous wild animals to potent supernatural threats that will challenge even the most powerful of heroes.
Pathfinder Kingmaker Adventure Path Special Edition (P2)
Steven T. Helt; Tim Hitchcock; James Jacobs; Ron Lundeen; Rob McCreary; Jason Nelson; Richard Pett; Tom Phillips; Neil Spicer; Greg A. Vaughan
PAIZO PUBLISHING, LLC
2022
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Pathfinder’s most-popular campaign ever returns in this massive new deluxe limited-edition hardcover compilation updated to the latest Pathfinder rules! In this new, revised version of the classic Kingmaker Adventure Path campaign, the Stolen Lands have long been the domain of bandits and monsters, but no longer! Your party has been granted a charter to explore these wilds, defeat its dangers, and build a brand new nation. Yet not everyone will welcome you as new neighbors, and powerful supernatural forces have their own plans for the region. Can you defeat your kingdom’s enemies and become leaders of one of the greatest new nations in the world? This deluxe special edition is bound in faux leather with metallic deboss cover elements and a bound-in ribbon bookmark. This hardcover edition of the Kingmaker Adventure Path contains: • Collectible limited edition faux leather cover! • All six chapters of the long out of print and in high demand original Kingmaker Adventure Path, expanded and updated for use with Pathfinder Second Edition. • Hundreds of pages of new content that expands the campaign to cover the full range of levels from 1 to 20. • Works with tie-in Bestiaries (sold separately) to allow easy conversion to Pathfinder First Edition or the Fifth Edition rules of the world’s oldest roleplaying game! • Extensive rules for building and running kingdoms, settlements, and armies, along with narrative-based rules for resolving mass combat encounters. • Eleven new alchemical items and spells to discover. • Sixteen new monsters, ranging from mundane but dangerous wild animals to potent supernatural threats that will challenge even the most powerful of heroes.
What are the consequences for parents, public and private schools, and the federal treasury of the controversial tuition tax credit proposals? Public support of private education is a sensitive policy issue with a long history in the United States and other countries. The question "Who pays?" touches on such fundamental issues as the purpose of public education in a democracy and on matters of equity, individual choice, and religious toleration. These original essays by some of the leading writes on American educational policy provide definitive analyses of both the political and technical questions surrounding this public issue. Author note: Thomas James is affiliated with the Institute for Research on Educational Finance and Governance at Stanford University. Henry M. Levin is affiliated with the Institute for Research on Educational Finance and Governance at Stanford University.
In this haute couture-noir novel, T/James Reagan, author of Famous For Nothing, provides his post-Empire vision of the New York fashion scene.Reagan's novel explores all of the taboo subjects plaguing the fashion industry- racism, underage models, eating disorders, pervy photographers, human trafficking, unfair payment practices, and predatory castings.Empire Waste follows Andrew Lorrie, a disgraced fashion designer, who finds himself unemployable after a disastrous Spring/Summer fashion show. With no other option, Lorrie accepts a job designing a competitors ready-to-wear line. As the line progresses, Lorrie begins to notice that the models who are arriving for castings and go-sees are disappearing. No longer willing to idly stand by while the fashion industry destroys more girls, Andrew becomes devoted to saving these "replaceable" models. Lorrie confronts the industry as well as his own demons in a fast paced and introspective meditation on creation, pain, and exploitation.Empire Waste plays out as a fashion satire, as well as an exploration of New York City and the rules of the fashion industry.Reagan's Empire Waste proves to be a deeply personal exploration of a man living in a post-Empire world where nearly everything is disposable.
Lovetrust is a post-Empire campus novel about love and distance.Told through first person narrative, blogs posts, letters, and lyrics, Reagan's Lovetrust creates a literary collage of a group of young students as they search for true connection on their campus.Written while the author was still in college, Reagan's first novel gives a complete view of at the broken way the current generation gives and gets love.Part romantic comedy, part campus novel, and part coming of age tale, Lovetrust follows Kurt Jones as he attempts to connect with the women in his life during his junior year of college.Lovetrust is populated with characters grappling with their need for connection. Noni is searching for her missing brother, Gerard is searching for a talent he can turn into an identity, and Kurt is searching for a girl whose online journal has convinced him that she's his soulmate.Fans of Bret Easton Ellis' Rules of Attraction, and F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Beautiful and Damned will be thrilled by this contemporary campus novel.
Hot Blonde Girls With Heavy Eye Makeup tells the story of two sisters- Jillian, and Kendra. Jillian is hot and blonde, while Kendra is a social justice warrior. Jillian runs a pizza place/ bar/ salon called Blondies, while Kendra doesn't really do much of anything. When Blondies refuses to serve a group of brunettes, Kendra's life goal becomes to destroy her sister's business. We follow Jillian as she attempts to keep Blondies running, her employees happy, and her sister at bay. The book eventually becomes the female version of the bloods vs. the crips, where the brunettes go to battle against the blondes. Told in a bold, unique voice, HBGWHEM presents a darkly humorous look at female entrepreneurship, sisterhood, and the disturbingly common trend of the loudest voices getting the most attention.
FITTING IN AT A NEW SCHOOL IS HARD...WHEN YOU'RE NOT HUMAN ANYMOREA mysterious plague is spreading, a plague that grants the ability to shapeshift--but with an insatiable hunger for fresh meat.Infected with the plague herself, sixteen-year-old Mia is a special case. Thanks to a strange mutation in her DNA, her blood might be the key to a vaccine.For Mia and many of the Infected, it's a curse, but others, the Bad Dogs, revel in their new powers. For them, humans no longer belong at the top of the food chain. The Bad Dogs don't want any vaccine, and they have a plan to end human hegemony forever.Organized, powerful, and relentless, they're willing to do anything for their cause--like abducting a busload of Mia's classmates.Mia must enlist the help of her teenage werewolf pack in a desperate gamble to rescue her friends. Maybe even save the world.
Publishers note: This is a stage play, and not a novel. T/James Reagan has adapted August Strindberg's classic play, Miss Julie, for a new generation. Moving the setting from a Swedish estate to the office of a cable news anchor, Reagan updates the searing back-and-forth dialog, and transforms the story into an exceptionally current and unflinching take on American life at the start of 2020.In what's being described as a "pandemic play" Reagan's version of Miss Julie adds another layer to Strindberg's tale of extreme emotions and swinging moods.When it becomes clear that the coronavirus will spread rapidly across America, John, a cable news anchor, is desperate to get back on air to deliver the unfolding developments. To do this, he needs the approval of Christine, his program director, and Julie, the head of the cable news station. As the night progresses, each character confronts their fears and failures, while wondering what the future will look like. Miss Julie 2020 addresses the new complications of workplace romance, the controversial tactics used by news organizations to get attention, and the precarious balance of our public and private lives. Reagan creates a play where each character is neither hero nor villain, and the complexity of gray areas is fully explored. Ready for the stage, and demanding to be performed, MISS JULIE 2020 is the theater event of the year.
Beach House Burning is a novel about being in your 30s, life not turning out how you hoped, dealing with who you've become, and wondering when it's time to give up on a friend. While serving as a sequel to Reagan's first novel, Lovetrust, a reader can pick this book up without having read a page of Lovetrust and will still have a full experience.Set a decade-and-a-half after Lovetrust, Beach House Burning finds Kurt Jones reconnecting with his friends from high school. During this reunion, each friend reveals that their life hasn't turned out how they thought it would. The only one who achieved their childhood dream is Levi Banes, who's now a Spotify-famous country music star. With the profits from his constant touring, Levi has purchased a beach house, and his idea is for everyone to spend a couple months in this house on the New Jersey shore as a "summer vacation" where they can address what's dragging them down. In the days following the dinner, one-by-one, each character shows up at the beach house, and what follows is a summer of introspection, arguments, and self-discovery.Exceptionally current, ambitiously told, and completely fearless, Beach House Burning is a return to the notion that a novel should be "word from the front" showing us how we live, while serving as a snapshot of a of a specific time for future generations.
The "Vermont Idol Murders Taking The Innocent," is a fictional drama focusing on Captain John Pierson, a World War II veteran after the war ended. Once home he is enlisted to aid the the local citizens of Free Pass, Vermont to support their efforts to bring down corrupt city officials and criminals. Free Pass Township located in the Northern Highlands of Vermont bordering Canada has for generations been terrorized root in their town inflicting violence, murders and intimidation. One French clan named DeFranque escaped to America after looting a fortune in tax revenues from Napoleon in 1789. This group set up their criminal enterprises in the early 1800's in Northern Vermont and across the border in Canada.The DeFranques in their lust for power and wealth even collaborated from early 1900 up to 1947 with pro-Vichy Nazis cells supporting the German sedition in the region. Free Pass was then gripped by more fear, and the town was governed by crooked public officials and businesses. These criminal cells also provided aid to Germany, trafficked in children and sex slave trade for Hitler's Aryan dream as as well helped Nazis escaping Europe after the war. DeFranques even promoted false by criminal gangs taking murder claims about the Abenaki Indians to divert blame off of their people. This treachery spread mistrust about the Abenaki across the Northern Highlands. Peirson recognized that with his war background he could be important to the people of Free Pass Township in fighting the DeFranques. Shortly working with allies in the community and across the border John Pierson developed a plan take on the Vichy Nazis and sought to uncover their vulnerabilities. Leading a coalition of citizens, police, National Guard, and Canadian law officials DeFranque enterprises was taken out, their resources destroyed and the DeFranque mob leaders were eliminated.
