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Losing a bet may mean losing their clubhouse to the Clovers when the Fifth Grade Stars compete against a rival clique on Field Day.

To Do And See That's Free In Southern California No other guide offers the number and diversity of FREE Southern California attractions for you to choose from. Many are close by. And all are priced just right - with FREE ADMISSION! Hiding, in this publication, are abundant, exciting, delightful, new discoveries. You'll find more than 1000 places to visit and things to see. There are so many selections that it would literally take years to visit them all - even if you visit several new attractions every week. Are you fascinated by beautiful artwork or classic automobiles? How about rugged lighthouses or mud volcanos? Or are your favorites historical locations, trains, polo matches, aquariums, air shows, museums, or even a musical road? These choices are only a tiny sample of what's in store for you inside this amazing guide. This is not a typical guidebook though! You won't find the usual filler fluff that overflows most other travel books with how to pack your clothes, how to rent a car, places to eat, or what hotels to stay in. This book is brimming only with things you'll be thrilled to do and sites you'll be anxious to see! Get ready to have fun exploring. Enjoy!

Another title in the range of illustrated reviews of the Midlands, Alton Douglas' photographic collection captures Birmingham in its rebuilding phase and its own version of the Swinging Sixties.

This book is a practical guide to the CARE programme, a home visiting programme that aims to assess infants? growth, development and psycho-social transitions in their first year of life and that together with the Index of Need checklist aims to engage parents in risk assessment. It provides evidence-based research for the programme, and gives clinical examples of how to use the assessment tools (including the Index of Need) and how to work with parents. The authors take a ?partnership with parents? approach throughout, while bearing in mind the practical workload issues that practitioners face.

This book of Haiku poems of and about my beautiful daughter, Jan Barbara Vusich, who was killed on PCH near Temescal Canyon in Pacific Palisades on January 2, 2000 is dedicated to her cherished memory. My hope is that readers will relate to my personal feelings and coming to grips with the loss of my daughter and best friend at 28 in such a sudden and untimely way. No one is prepared to lose a child before you. From my experience, it is the worst nightmare that can happen to a parent. Hopefully, this book can be a healing process for those of you who can relate to this loss and keep the undying memory alive for the rest of your lives. I often reflect on the simple things we did together as mother and daughter and those are the most meaningful.