Joe Russo

She was kidnapped and taken to the worst place on earth. He was hired to get her out. Now, they’re both trapped in a city that wants them both dead, and their hopes of getting out are fading fast. From the bloodthirsty criminals, to the corrupt police, to the kid hiding a Glock under his sweatshirt on the corner, everyone wants Tyler Rake and Eva Roche dead. Set in the real world locale of Ciudad del Este, CIUDAD explodes with breathtaking action and hyper violence from critically acclaimed writer Ande Parks [CAPOTE IN KANSAS, UNION STATION], writer/directors Joe & Anthony Russo [CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER], and artist Fernando León González!

Ciudad

Joe Esposito

Lauren McMullen

Destined to become the most examined and talked about book since Elvis, What Happened?. NO MATTER WHAT YOU HAVE EVER READ BEFORE...ELVIS-STRAIGHT UP! WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU LOOK AT ELVIS PRESLEY. What was the "real"Elvis like? The search for the truth is over!Elvis always lovingly and with true admiration refered to Joe Esposito as "Gentleman Joe." In the 35 years that I have known him, Joe has continued to conduct himself in that fashion. You only need to read his latest book to get a true understanding of who Joe is, and a clearer picture of who Elvis and his friends and lovers were, and what life with the King involved. I love you, Joe....thanks for being a true friend to me and to Elvis....even today. - Linda Thompson, Elvis' girlfriend and confidant, 1972-1976Loved the book. Joe tells the truth about Elvis's colleagues and friends.- Patti Parry, close friend of Elvis' since the early sixtiesIn "Elvis Straight Up" Joe gives a realistic look at Elvis and those around him. Thanks, Joe, for having the courage to be truthful and giving those "on the outside" real information, not just supposition. For fans who are tired of fictionalized stories and sugar-coated variations, this is the book to read. Be informed by one who knows. - Loanne Parker, Mrs.Colonel Tom Parker, manager of Elvis Presley

Elvis-Straight Up, Volume 1, by Joe Esposito and Joe Russo

Brian A. Jackson

John S. Hollywood

Richard Silberglitt

Dulani Woods

George B. Drake

Brian G. Chow

John S. Shaffer

Mikhail Zaydman

The U.S. corrections enterprise is challenged by a variety of demographic, societal, and fiscal trends, and this report seeks to frame an innovation agenda by identifying and prioritizing potential improvements in technology, policy, and practice.

Identifying High-Priority Technology and Other Needs for the U.S. Corrections Sector

Fostering Innovation in Community and Institutional Corrections

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