Camions de pompiers
R.J. Stephen
Un court documentairre sur le personnel en service et les véhicules utilisés pour combattre les incendies. Des photographies et leur légende s'ajoutent au texte précis.

by [by] Gilbert Moore (1971)
This "account of the Black Panthers from their inception to the present...examines their view of themselves and their meaning to our society-their hopes, frustrations, despairs and their plight along with what can be understood from Huey Newton's trial."
R.J. Stephen
Un court documentairre sur le personnel en service et les véhicules utilisés pour combattre les incendies. Des photographies et leur légende s'ajoutent au texte précis.
Elise Moser
Milly Zantow wanted to solve the problem of her town s full landfill and ended up creating a global recycling standard the system of numbers you see inside the little triangle on plastics. This is the inspiring story of how she mobilized her community, creating sweeping change to help the environment.
Kristin Hunter Lattany
Now swinging on the wrong side of forty, solid-bedrock, tight-forever friends Patrice Barber and Cherry Hopkins came of age in the sixties, veterans of Snick, CORE, and God alone knows how many Black Power rallies. By turns ferocious and fearless, passionate and proud, they rejected anything that was sanctioned by society. Sororities? No, thank you. Hair straightening? Get outta here. Marriage? Are you outta your mind? They became single mothers by choice. So who would have dreamed that these two ex-revolutionaries would find themselves trying to compose a la-de-dah wedding invitation for their soon-to-be-married children? True, Cherry's beautiful, somewhat spoiled daughter Aisha - excuse me, that's Eliza now - is about to jump the broom with Patrice's son, Saint, a ruggedly handsome computer whiz who likens himself to a Lone Star, like Texas. But Patrice feels a flutter in her gut, sensing something is deeply wrong. Cherry's favorite phrase is "no problem," but she's got big ones. For a shattering truth from their radical past is about to rear its head and alter the course of all their lives, forcing Patrice and Cherry to hit the road on an urgent mission. While on the home front, label-conscious Aisha soon discovers life lessons beyond brand names, and Saint faces the sobering fact that even the brightest star needs a center to spin around.
Mike Dellosso
"Peter Ryan woke up one morning to find his memory gone, his house empty, and his family nowhere to be found. Informed that his wife and daughter have died in an accident, he can only cling to disjointed flashes of memory. Is he the victim of amnesia--or a sinister plot?"--