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MARCH A Practical Guide to Medicare Appeals Daniel A. Cody and Kathleen Scully-Hayes APractical Guide to Medicare Appeals describes the steps necessary to successfully resolve appeals of all types of Medicare determinations. Co-authored by a CMS hearing officer and a private practitioner with years of Medicare appeals experience, this book will walk practitioners through every step of the very confusing and sometimes self-contradictory rules so that appeals can be decided on their merits rather than barred for procedural rules violations. Daniel A. Cody is partner in Reed Smith’s Health Care Group in the firm’s San Francisco office. Kathleen Scully-Hayes is the Director of Hearings for the Centers for Medicaid Services in Baldwin, MD. • Direct mail campaign Crisis of Abundance Rethinking How We Pay for Health Care Arnold Kling America’s health care troubles stem largely from a great success: Modern medicine can do much more today than in the past. The problem is how to pay for it. In easy-to-understand prose, MIT-trained economist Arnold Kling demonstrates how a greater reliance on private savings and market innovation can eliminate waste, contain costs, and improve the quality of care. A must-read for health care reformers. “His book is clear, concise, and eminently readable. I warmly recommend his book to general readers who want to understand what economics has to say about health care.” —Arnold S. Relman, M.D., Harvard Medical School, writing in the New England Journal of Medicine “This is one of the most important books written on health care.” —Tyler Cowen, New York Times columnist Formerly an economist with the Federal Reserve and Freddie Mac, Arnold Kling lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, and is an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute. Now in Paperback! • Co-op available • National advertising and publicity campaign March • Reference/Law 410 pages • 6 x 9 • Carton qty: 40 ISBN13: 978-1-59031-827-0 1-59031-827-7 • $79.95 pb. • [ T ] AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION March • Current Events/Public Policy 120 pages • 6 x 9 • Carton qty: 56 ISBN13: 978-1-933995-13-7 1-933995-13-0 • $9.95 pb. • [ T ] [ISBN of Cloth Edition: 1-930865-89-9] CATO INSTITUTE 140 Winter 2008 National Book Network • www.nbnbooks.com
MARCH Great Growing At Home The Essential Guide to Gardening Basics Allan A. Swenson In this book readers will discover how to grow the tastiest vegetables and most glorious flowers, improve their landscape to boost their property values, and have gardens that are the envy of their neighbors. The book is an easy-to-follow compilation of gardening know-how by a nationally-recognized and acclaimed garden writer. Top arborists, horticulturalists, plant breeders and other experts shared their knowledge and advice, which Swenson has assembled in this fact-filled book. Great Growing at Home will answer all your gardening questions on such disparate subjects as container gardening and field layering, pruning and raised beds, compost bins and crop rotation, to name just a few. Written with a bias toward organic gardening as a result of his studies at the famous Rodale Farm in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, Swenson presents natural, organic gardening as a practical, productive and wholesome approach to producing an abundant, nourishing, and flavorful food supply. The book not only reflects his 40+ years as a garden writer, but also the first time he has been able to assemble his accumulated knowledge of gardening in one convenient place, including the latest information on new vegetable hybrids that resist disease and repel insects. Whether it’s how to attract birds and butterflies to your garden or planting on slopes, Great Growing at Home will be your indispensable source of all you need to know about gardening. Allen Swenson is the author of over fifty books on gardening as well as the nationally syndicated “Gardener’s Notebook” newspaper column. He lives in Kennebunk, Maine. • Co-op available • Regional author tour: Portland, Kennebunk, Dover, Farmington, and Rochester, Maine • Galley mailing to gardening publications, National Gardening Association • Gardening and general interest magazines Better Homes & Gardens, Reader’s Digest Greenprints, and push to gardening editors. • Reviews/features in top-100 dailies • Online promotions, Home & Garden, gardening blogs and home improvement blogs • NPR’s “Talking Plants with Ketzel Levine” TAYLOR TRADE PUBLISHING March • Gardening/Reference 320 pages • 8 1 ⁄2 x 11 • Carton qty: 10 135 line drawings ISBN13: 978-1-58979-265-4 1-58979-265-3 • $19.95 pb. • [ T ] National Book Network • 1-800-462-6420 Winter 2008 141
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