New Releases by Jeff King

Known as the Winningest Musher in the World, Jeff King remains one of the top mushers in the history of sled dog sports. Since his first race in 1979, King and his well-trained teams of Alaska huskies have racked up many thousands of training miles and trail hours. The result: win after win after win, crossing the finish line first in more than a dozen major races, including the two internationally known giants: the Iditarod and the Yukon Quest. In the process, King has also racked up thirty years of first-person stories that offer a glimpse into the heart of a champion, the rugged Alaskan lifestyle, and the charismatic world of dogs.

This report introduces the research project Youth-Led Learning: Local connections and global citizenship which aims to provide a systematic evidence base for the design of sustainable, youth-led programs that promote Australian young people''s global learning. Drawing on the first year of the Youth-Led Learning project, a partnership between the Youth Research Centre, RMIT University and Plan International Australia, the report describes the establishment, implementation and key features of the Global Connections program, including its focus on youth-led processes. It provides a summary of recent literature young people''s enactment of citizenship; global learning and citizenship education.

Lon Fuller''s claim that polycentric disputes are unsuitable for adjudication has had a powerful impact on the English law of justiciability. Fuller conceded, as many have noted, that polycentricity is a matter of degree and that counter-examples can be admitted without collapsing the concept. But this article suggests that not only do counter-examples exist, but that the law is rife with them, and that the existence of such examples forces us to refine or reject Fuller''s doctrine. The issue is important because the argument that polycentric issues are non-justiciable is most frequently raised in the context of resource allocation disputes. Such disputes frequently involve claims to health, education, social security or housing resources. As such, they often concern internationally recognised human rights claims of the highest order. But many say that social rights should not be legal rights because they would require judges to adjudicate polycentric disputes. This article suggests we need to reconsider this objection. It shows how polycentricity is a pervasive feature of adjudication, discussing a number of examples but choosing to focus principally on an area that is infrequently discussed in public law - the law of taxation. It is shown that tax law is heavily polycentric but that there is an accepted role for courts in protecting citizens against the spectre of unfettered public power. Demonstrating the pervasiveness of polycentricity does not alone make the case for rejecting the wisdom of Fuller''s doctrine, a good deal of which appears sound. But it helps illuminate both how the concept is invoked selectively, and how it cannot without further refinement be relied upon to justify judicial restraint.

They have swing gurus and mental coaches. Where is the Course Management Support? You''ve learned how to swing the club. Now it''s time to learn how to play the game. Think More Swing Less is a lesson in course management for the average golfer. It is a simple approach using your favorite clubs to build a game plan for your next round of golf. Learn how to practice on the driving range, establish your pre-round preparation, and manage your game plan and attitude on the course.

This is a biography of Bobby Robson, former England manager, and manager of Barcelona. The book aims to cover every area of Robson''s time in his first year in charge of Barcelona - dealing with fanatical fans, the Spanish media, his striker Ronaldo, and the challenge of Atletico Madrid.

In the six years since George Graham took control of Arsenal, they have won more trophies than any other English club. Yet still their fans proudly chant Nobody likes us, we don''t care. This book delves into the psyche and work of Graham to discover why he has been so successful and yet derided.

Final Issue! All the heroes of the DC Universe unite to face a crisis of infinite proportions - but when all is done, there can be only one reality. But will even that survive the battle?

Death comes calling as an injured Telos takes out his rage on the people of Kandor, while the Earth-2 team endures another brutal casualty. And major plans are set in motion as Green Lantern and the others follow Deimos into the lost city of Skartaris to find Rip Hunter and the missing Time Masters

The threat to the Multiverse grows as Brainiac confronts his creation Telos, and the surviving heroes of Earth-2 are stuck in the middle!

Inside Skartaris, the heroes of Earth-2 must face the only man who can stop them from finding the missing Time Travelers--but why would Travis Morgan, aka The Warlord, want to kill them?

Telos battles Validus while his revolutionary allies-K''Rot, Captain Comet, Stealth and Techne-make a horrifying discovery about Computo. He''s creating a super-powered clone army! Techne asks Telos to fight alongside her team. But is Techne who she seems? And will Telos abandon his personal quest for his fellow prisoners'' cause?

Thomas Wayne and Dick Grayson set off to find help in the pre-Flashpoint Gotham City. The emotional implication of these worlds colliding comes crashing down when Thomas Wayne confronts this world''s Batman, as father meets son!

A secret history of Convergence is revealed when Brainiac offers Telos a terrible choice: Save his people or save his planet. And now, years later, is Brainiac the only ally in Telos''s search to find his lost family? Or could he put his faith in K''Rot, Stealth, and Captain Comet instead?