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American small-town girl Elizabeth Bowman had hit rock bottom and was trying her hardest to pull her life back together, when she finally landed a decent job. Raven Fossen was a young, very successful business owner from Norway, living the perfect single mans life. What they both didn't realize was that their two very different worlds were about to collide. Raven never dreamed his Ancient Norwegian Powers would be a curse for him. Until, he was forbidden to be with Elizabeth. His Norwegian Society would never accept anyone outside of it and definitely not an American. This is a fast-paced love story filled with desire, deceit, and destiny ...

The objective of this study was to determine some of the effects of child protective service investigations on families, children and the workers, when the allegations are determined to be unfounded and no abuse and/or neglect is further suspected.

Elizabeth Keen’s Dossier is a lavish visual celebration of this hugely popular and critically acclaimed show. Liz has been compiling her notes and case files on Red, Tom, the Blacklist and her colleagues at the FBI since day 1. This book is the truth of what has happened so far. A dossier of in-world documentation, photographs, maps, newspaper cuttings and Liz’s detailed notes, it pieces together the puzzle that is Red’s Blacklist. A must have for any fan.

ABSTRACT: In this thesis, I explore the carrier narratives of Mary Mallon, or "Typhoid Mary," and their intersections with developments in medical science and immigration policies at the time. To construct this case, I sought texts within the much larger study of the history of science and medicine underway in many different fields--from history to sociology to psychology to literature. From the treatment of the carrier and the implications for modern medical practice and contagious disease to issues with regulating immigration, this narrative is constructed within an important frame of reference. My research, which also falls under the broader umbrella of cultural studies, focuses on how immigrants in general (chapter 1) and "Typhoid Mary" specifically (chapter 2) are constructed in these moments. The texts I gathered for analysis ranged from articles in medical journals to short news stories to statements from health officials, most originally published somewhere between 1900 and 1930.

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