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Click to view full description | 1. | DOING BUSINESS ON THE INTERNET: HOW THE ELECTRONIC HIGHWAY IS TRANSFORMING AMERICAN COMPANIES Cronin, Mary J. New York Van Nostrand Reinhold Company 1994 Paperback - Softcover As New 9.0 x 6.0 x 0.9 inches Put the Internet to work for your business with this guide to the Net for business managers and owners. Doing More Business on the Internet improves your communications with customers by teaching you how to inform people, answer their questions, and respond to suggestions. Author Mary Cronin gathered her information for this book from more than 60 businesses, ranging from America's largest corporations to one-person enterprises. Cronin describes how to establish a global presence, improve customer support and service, identify and explore new markets, and tap into the vast resources of interactive networks to boost productivity and encourage innovation within your organization. Price: 13.77 USD | See Full Description |
 | 2. | HELPING YOUR DYSLEXIC CHILD CRONIN, EILEEN Rocklin, CA Prima Lifestyles 1994 Hardcover As New 0.8 x 6.5 x 9.2 inches From Library Journal Cronin, founder of The Raskob Learning Institute, has worked with dyslexic children for many years. Here, she offers a straightforward overview of dyslexia: what it is, how dyslexics differ from other children, how to diagnose dyslexia, and how parents can help their dyslexic children. After opening chapters that define the problem and provide advice on when parents should seek further help, Cronin concentrates on the school-aged child who needs help in adopting a learning style after a diagnosis of dyslexia is made. Exercises to practice with a child and case studies enhance the text. Final chapters deal with adolescent and adult dyslexics. Appendixes include a glossary, bibliography, list of support groups, and supplemental material for use with home exercises. Recommended for public and community college libraries. - Kay Brodie, Chesapeake Coll., Wye Mills, Md. Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Booklist Confusion over the term dyslexia--a dysfunction that affects a person's ability to learn to read, spell, and do math problems--is common, because dyslexia also affects nonacademic areas of a person's life and the level of dysfunction varies extensively between individuals. Cronin offers definitions, suggests how to have the situation evaluated for children and adults, and outlines specific teaching and coping mechanisms. An excellent resource for parents and educators, particularly because it tackles extracurricular as well as academic issues. Denise Perry Donavin Price: 15.08 USD | See Full Description |
| 3. | THE CALIFORNIA SEAFOOD COOKBOOK: A COOK'S GUIDE TO THE FISH AND SHELLFISH OF CALIFORNIA, THE PAC BY CRONIN, ISAAC, 1948- Cronin, Isaac Hardcover Very Good
Price: 11.15 USD | See Full Description |
 | 4. | THE RIVERKEEPERS: TWO ACTIVISTS FIGHT TO RECLAIM OUR ENVIRONMENT AS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT Cronin, John New York, NY Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group 1997 Hardcover As New As New Book Jacket 6 x 9" ABOUT THE BOOK The Riverkeepers: Two Activists Fight to Reclaim Our Environment as a Basic Human Right FROM THE PUBLISHER A modern-day David and Goliath tale, The Riverkeepers is an impassioned firsthand account by two advocates who have taken on powerful corporate and government polluters to win back the river they love. John Cronin and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., report from the frontline of environmental activism, the Hudson River Valley, to tell us how we too can fight and win by reclaiming a fundamental right that dates back to the Magna Carta - the right to defend and enjoy our invaluable natural resources. Revealing shocking stories of commonplace environmental crime - from drinking water tainted with hospital waste to fish populations contaminated by freely dumped PCBs - John and Bobby describe their dramatic confrontations with more than ninety environmental lawbreakers. They vividly recount the hands-on investigations, the groundbreaking court battles, and the courageous local heroes that characterize their mission to bring to justice some of the world's most powerful institutions. Interweaving the personal, philosophical, and political, The Riverkeepers is a timely call to action that will resonate across America as the backlash spearheaded by congressional leaders and their major corporate allies threatens to reverse the hard-won victories in environmental law and policy. It is an eloquent and essential reminder that environmentalism is really about defending democracy and our most basic rights as citizens. FROM THE CRITICS Publishers Weekly By the 1960s, New York's Hudson River, long celebrated for its beauty, was nearly dead from pollution. Today it is rich in aquatic life, thanks to the legal efforts of local environmental groups such as the Hudson Riverkeeper Fund, which employs Cronin as its patrolling riverkeeper and Kennedy as its chief prosecuting attorney. Here, the authors recount their grassroots battles, including to end pollution by Exxon tankers and to gather support to protect New York City's watershed. Although some passages read like legal briefs, the David-and-Goliath struggles (often involving perjury by companies or governmental bodies) and their effect on individual lives are compelling. Noting that Hudson activism "has become a national model for ecosystem protection," the authors give something of an environmental state-of-the-union address. Despite many improvements, they say, protective agencies such as the EPA cater to polluting industries, law enforcement is lax and antigovernment backlash has undermined environmental advances. Cronin and Kennedy recast the need for clean air and water not as an elitist or extremist concern, but as a basic democratic principle. They define environmental injury as theft from the American people, citing, for example, the fact that although fish teem in the Hudson again, the livelihood of the Hudson fisherman is gone, due to an over-dumping of PCBs that has made most species unsafe to eat. Armchair environmentalists may want to get involved for real after reading this staunch and quietly passionate book. (Oct.) Library Journal Former Hudson River commercial fisherman Cronin became an environmental activist when he saw that his river was too polluted to fish and founded Riverkeepers, of which Kennedy is chief prosecuting attorney. Here they tell the story of Riverkeepers' battle against environmental offenders. Kirkus Reviews Two leaders of the Hudson Riverkeeper organization, a New Yorkbased environmental advocacy group, recount their legal and public-relations battles against the polluters of one of America's famed waterways. Cronin, a former Hudson River commercial fisherman, and Kennedy, one of the new generation of that storied family, are, respectively, head and chief prosecuting attorney of the Hudson Riverkeeper group. The Hudson River, which had inspired artists and environmentalists such as Thomas Cole, Theodore Roosevelt, and John Burroughs, had become so polluted by the 1960s that swimming in its waters was forbidden. Price: 17.32 USD | See Full Description |
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