Edited by Lillie Ammann and Jan McClintock

Social Worker Supervisor Manual to teach new social workers how to combine the years of education, weeks of training, and hours of practicum site work into real-life useable tools to work effectively in the field. This manual will provide sure guidance and direction to change your team from mediocre to outstanding and awesome.

"Doing It Right" is an easy-to-read guide to achieving financial freedom. It addresses spending, debt, retirement planning, insurance, taxes, estate planning and more. By making a few minor changes, the author believes that anyone can achieve financial freedom.

The Social Media Action Plan will help business leaders develop a social media action plan that will make effective use of all channels to deliver measurable results.

Most people know that word of mouth is the best kind of promotion. Now, the Internet provides a new form of word of mouth: social media.

Since its inception, social media has grown beyond Facebook and Twitter to encompass professional networks, video sharing, microblogging, and a host of other ways to interact with clients, stakeholders, and potential business partners.

Getting on board with the social media revolution means more than modifying an outdated business model—it requires a new approach to how businesses interact. Brands have to learn the new toolset and also change the mindset of the organization to be successful.

Mobile phones and tablets are becoming the channels of choice for many people, and social media can no longer be a stand-alone strategy. It must have cross-channel integration with the brand's website, mobile, and traditional marketing strategy.

The most successful organizations will embrace social media in all facets, and the best social media strategies will include the company’s employees for long-term success. Businesses must effectively manage change to truly "BE SOCIAL," not just "DO SOCIAL."

English language guide to sumo with illustrations of all techniques.

Trails of wildflowers. Trails of cattle. Trails of stitches. Trails of history. Ten-year old Erica Kraft explores all these trails and more when she visits her grandparents at their farm in Caldwell County, Texas.

Scamper was a big grey squirrel who lived in a wonderful place filled with everything he could ever want to eat—apples, plums, pecans, and the delicious cornbread Aunt Boo made. When winter came, Scamper did not know where to store all his pecans. He had a tough decision to make.

Scamper, the big grey squirrel that lived in Aunt Boo’s backyard, dreamed of finding a cozy hide-away for the winter. He searched and he searched until he found the perfect hide-away, until Aunt Boo heard his tiny footsteps. Then Scamper's hide-away wasn't so perfect any more.

Join Scamper in his fourth book of Scamper the Mischievous Squirrel Series. Scamper discovers snow, children, animal friends and the joy of Christmas.