WeldonOwen 2018 Catalog

2018

For 35 years, Weldon Owen has been passionate about producing books that entertain, educate, and inspire readers to taste fresh things, create new possibilities in their lives, and discover moments of joy in the everyday. All of us here relish trying new things ourselves. Weldon Owen's 2018 catalog represents a significant broadening of our list to include crafts, interior design, memoir, diet and wellness, sports, art, and journals, as well as exciting collaborations with much-loved TV shows and movies, cartoons, podcasts, and social-media social-media stars. No matter the category,  you can continue continue to rely rely on us for innovative, innovative, compellin compelling, g, and high-quality high-quality illustrated illustrated books that will enrich readers’ lives across the world. —Roger Shaw, President & Publisher

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Food & Drink

America The Great Cookbook  Joe Yonan

Buddy Valastro

What do you cook for the people you love? In this extraordinary cookbook, 100 of America’s most beloved chefs and food heroes answer that question and share their treasured recipes. A culinary road map from Maine to California, this beautifully photographed title explores regional specialties and our country’s diverse culinary culture—the ultimate celebration of foods and personal stories from across America.

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OWNER AND CHEF OF CARLO’S BAKERY

Ichose tomake thiscake for tworeasons.Firstly,  it’snear and dear tomy heart because it was one ofthe first cakes that my dad ever taught  me how tomake.Secondly,I wastwelve years old when Ilearned how tomake thiscake,which  meansit’s arecipe you can make easily at home. Iwant people tofeel asproud making it asIdid when Iwasa kid.I remember Dad saying “Don’t  be cheap with the strawberriesinside,”and awberriesinside,”and “Make sure that you cover all the strawberries with the ganache.”Thisis adelicious, decadent, I-need-a-piece-right-nowkindacake.You’re  gonnalove it.

482 pages 200 x 260 mm  • 73/4 x 10 inches 80,000 words 145 recipes 230 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

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In awide saucepan or Dutch oven over mediumheat,warmthe butter until foamy.Add the rice and cook,stirring continuously with awooden spoon, until the grainsturn opaque, about 5 minutes.Add the white wine and stir until the rice absorbsthe wine.Add ¼ cup (60 ml) ofthe water and continue tostir until the rice absorbsthe liquid.Repeat thisstep until all of the water isabsorbed.

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1 Tbsp unsalted butter 1 cup (200 g)CarolinaGold rice or other aromatic longgrain rice such asbasmati ¼ cup (60 ml)dry white wine 1 cup (240 ml)water 2 cups(480 ml)chicken,pork or vegetable stock,heated 2 cups(480 ml)heavy cream, heated ¼ cup (50 g)finely chopped country ham 1 cup (150 g)shelled English peas 1 cup (180 g)asparagus, endstrimmed,cut into slices1 inch (2.5 cm)thick 1 cup (150 g)radishes, trimmed and quartered 2 tsp kosher salt Washed and roughly chopped radish leaves

Molly Yeh FOOD BLOGGER AND COOKBOOKAUTHOR

Imet my husband,Nick, when we were studentsat Juilliard in New York. k.  After several yearsliving in the city,Nick floated the ideaof moving back tohis family farm,and Iwaslike,“Yes! I’mmoving whether you’re ou’re withme or not!”The quality oflife here is what made me fall in love with hisarea. ht isarea. Imean, Ihave my own chickensand my own rhubarbpatch.I wasn’t sure  how much there would be tolearn about food in North Dakota,but I’ve fallen totally in love with hotdish.Iknow now it’s everything you could ever want when it’sthirty degreesbelow zero!

Slowly add ½ cup (120 ml)of the hot stock and stir until the rice absorbs the liquid.Then add ½ cup (120 ml)of the hot creamand stir until the rice absorbsthe liquid. Repeat these steps, alternating another ½ cup (120 ml)each of hot stock and cream.When the liquidsare absorbed, stir in the country ham,peas, asparagus,and radishes. Continue toadd the remaining stock and cream,alternating ½ cup (120 ml)at a time,until all the liquid isabsorbed. Taste for seasoning and adjust asneeded with the salt.Garnish with the chopped radish leavesand serve hot.

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Cooking in Season Brigit Binns From the sweet peas of spring and the stone fruits of summer to the root vegetables of fall and the citrus of winter, this stunning cookbook will guide  you through the seasons at the market and in the kitchen. Each of the four chapters focuses on simple recipes that pair choice ingredients with complementary cooking techniques for savoring the very best flavors throughout the year.

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 RECIPES FOR EATING FRESH  BRIGIT BINNS

176 pages 1 4 in 197 x 260 mm  • 7 3/4 x 10 / 40,000 words 180 recipes 65 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

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WINTER

Roots, tubers, and chicories join the burgeoning show of brassicas in winter markets, sharing space with persimmons, pears, citrus, and pomegranates. With the onset of colder weather, cooks turn on the oven for everything from roasted parsnips to pizza to crème brûlée.

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Newlywed Cookbook

Newlywed Cookbook  FAVORITE RECIPES FOR COOKING TOGETHER

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Newlywed Entertaining 

This staple volume in the newlywed’s kitchen library celebrates all the special moments spent in the kitchen and at the table in the first years together, from quick weeknight suppers for two to cozy breakfasts in bed and Saturday dinner parties with friends. The focus is on delicious, seasonal recipes for every meal of the day, including simple snacks and drinks, easy flavor variations, and countless ideas for cooking and entertaining together.

Sharing your home as newlyweds and hosting friends and families are some of the great joys of married life. Newlywed Entertaining  provides  provides couples with all the recipes and ideas they need to make each gathering a fun and memorable one. The beautifully-photographed volume takes a fresh, inspired approach to hosting an array of get-togethers—from alfresco barbecues and casual suppers to festive cocktail parties and holiday dinners.

256 pages 1 2 x 10 in 213 x 254 mm  • 8/ 50,000 words 180 recipes 96 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

Newlywed Entertaining  RECIPES FOR CELEBRATING WITH FRIENDS & FAMILY

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256 pages 1 2 x 10 in 213 x 254 mm  • 8/ 50,000 words 180 recipes 96 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

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These light, healthy spring rolls are perfect finger food on warm days.  Rolling the ric e paper t akes a bit of practice, so you will both want to  give it try. Loosely wrap an y leftover rolls in damp pap er towels a nd store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 day.    K    O    O    B    K    O    O    C    D    E    W    Y    L

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Trim the stems from the mushrooms and discard or reserve for soup or stock. Slice the caps and set aside. In a large nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat, warm 1 teaspoons of the oil. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant but not browned, about 30 seconds. Add the mushroom caps and sauté until they release their liquid, 3–4 minutes. Add the soy sauce and cook until the pan is dry, about 1 minute. Transfer to a bowl and set aside. Bring a pot of water to a boil over high heat. Add the noodles, stir to separate, and cook until tender, 3–5 minutes or according to the package directions. Drain in a colander and rinse under cold running water. Wipe the pot dry, return the noodles to the pot, and toss with the remaining   teaspoon oil. Fill a large, shallow bowl with very hot tap water. Soak 1 rice paper wrapper at a time until just flexible, 10–15 seconds. Shake off any excess water and lay the wrapper flat on a work surface. Across the lower half of the wrapper, place rows of noodles, mushrooms, bell pepper, avocado, carrots, and herbs. Fold the edge closest to you over the filling, fold in the sides, then roll up tightly. Repeat to make the remaining rolls. Cut each roll in half on the diagonal and serve.

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To make a quick sauce for these homemade rolls, mix cup (2 oz/60 g) each of sugar and fresh lime juice with 5 tablespoons Asian fish sauce, 1 clove minced garlic, ½ teaspoon dried chile flakes, and ½ cup (4 fl oz/125 ml) water.

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Place the homemade or purchased dough on a lightly floured work surface and press flat to release excess air. (Ifthedough hasrisenin therefrigerator,coverwitha kitchen towel and bring to room temperature before continuing.) Preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C). Grease a b aking sheet with olive oil. Press and stretch the dough into a rough oval about 10 by 20 inches (25 by 50 cm). Transfer to the prepared baking sheet and brush liberally with olive oil. Bake for 8 minutes. Meanwhile, make the honey-balsamic vinaigrette: In a bowl, whisk together the vinegar, honey, and a pin ch each of salt and pepper. Whisking constantly, slowly add the oil until emulsified. Set aside. Crumble the goat cheese over the flatbread, then arrange the figs evenly over the top. Continue to bake until the flatbread is golden, 6–8 minutes longer. Sprinkle the pomegranate seeds over the flatbread, then garnish with mint and oregano leaves. Drizzle the vinaigrette over the top, season to taste with salt and pepper, then finish with a drizzle of honey. Cut into pieces and serve.

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Fan Fare

The Breakfast Bible

Kate McMillan

Kate McMillan

When you’re hosting friends and family for game day–whether it’s the post-season playoffs or your weekly poker game–the menu calls for an array of buffet-friendly small bites and party classics, as well as bar food favorites and crowd-friendly cocktails. This go-to cookbook presents the best recipes to savor for any casual get-together.

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More than 100 sweet and savory recipes cover every part of the morning meal—from eggs and bacon to fruits and grains, breads and pastries to griddle cakes, plus healthful bowls, beverages, and variation ideas for making them your own. Expert tips for perfecting the breakfast classics and inspiring photography round out this beautiful and useful collection..

104 pages 1 3 2 x 8 /4 inches 190 x 224 mm  • 7 / 22,000 words 65 recipes 45 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

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Each colorful, calendar-style cookbook presents 365 recipes—and daily culinary inspiration—for dishes to match any season, occasion, or mood. Lavish photographs and a colorful graphic design add visual appeal to the enticing collection of seasonal dishes.

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Exploring the sweet and savory dishes of Cape Cod has never been easier. This exquisitely prepared guide through the classical and modern flavors of this prime beach territory will take you on an adventure that will surely become a memorable exploration of Cape Cod’s food and history.

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The Editors of Country Gardens Whether you have just a few pots on a balcony or a plot of land to call your own, The Edible Garden makes Garden makes eating fresh, home-grown meals easier than ever. With tips from the experts at Country Gardens magazine, including seasonal features on fruits and veggies, step-by-step growing and harvesting instructions, and delectable recipes that incorporate your crops, you’ll never want to buy produce at the grocery store again!

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055 ORGANIZE YOUR ORCHARD Before you start digging holes around your property and ordering fruit trees from those beautiful catalogs, spend some time planning.You won’t regret it. SITESPECIFIC S Selectingasitefora fruittreeinvolvestakingstockof the plantingsite’scurrentconditionsand predictingfutureconditions.Fruit ons.Fruit treesrequirefullsunforgood growth andfruitproduction,sopayclose attentiontonearbytrees,whichmay

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CAREAND MAINTENANCE  When givenregularcare,fruittreeswill producebushelsoffruit3to 5years afterplanting.Deepwateringis essentialduringthefirstyearafter planting.Toencouragestrongroot agestrongroot growth,soakthetreerootzoneevery weekortwo duringthefirstyear  afterplanting.Droughtconditions ons willrequiremorefrequentwatering. Preventcompetitionformoisture byremovingweedsandgrassfrom underneaththetree ththetree canopy.Spread a4-to 6-inch(10–15-cm)layerof mulchunderthetree,keepingit awayfromthetrunk.Plantoprune fruittreeseverytwoto threeyearsto ensurestrongbranchingstructure thatwillsupportdevelopingfruit.

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FENCETHE FLOWERS Asturdysectionofbentwood gardenedgingcomestothe rescue oftallsummerflowers.It’seasy tomaketheseflowersupports withtwigsandstemspruned from shrubsandsmalltreesaround the garden.Thesepanelsaretallerthan regulargardenedging: Consider themportableminiaturefence sections you can use justwhere you need themand for as long as they’reneeded.Theyareashandy in avegetable and herbgarden as theyare among the daisies, andthey’reperfectfordefininga border.Afteryoumakeone,you’ll find multiple ways toputit towork.

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The Editors of Make It Yourself In today’s one-click-purchase world, investing the time to craft a gift from hand has become an increasingly rare and special gesture. The folks at Make It Yourself magazine understand this need to rarify and are here to inspire! Whether your special someone would love a wood-burned wall hanging or a tiny terrarium, Handcrafted Gifts is Gifts is packed with projects for makers of all types, skill levels, . and tastes. Includes step-by-step instructions, photos, and corresponding patterns.

Whether you sew for practical reasons or purely for the satisfaction of making something by hand, Simple hand, Simple Sewing Projects will Projects will inspire you to get stitching! From the editors at Make It Yourself magazine, this go-to guide features designs, tutorials, and accompanying patterns accessible to all—from appliqué pillows to embroidered jewelry, from five-minute wreaths to multitiered dog beds. These projects are easy enough for beginners but will also have great appeal to experienced sewers looking for something fun to whip up in a weekend.

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2. Usingpins,attachthehexagon shapestothepillowfront,leavingthe centersfreeandsmallgapsbetween sfreeandsmallgapsbetween eachshape.Markaseamlinedown thecenterofeachrow(B)and machine-stitchusingneutr titchusingneutral-color al-color thread.Withrightsidestogether,sew thepillowcase,leavinga5-inchgap e,leavinga5-inchgap ononesidetoinsertthepillowform. Turnthepillowcaserightsideout,insert thepillowform,andwhipstitchthe openingclosedwithmatchingthread.

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Make—and give—something beautiful and meaningful

This distinctive holiday-themed paper craft book provides detailed instruction for creating over 25 beautifully designed projects for decorating your home. Complete with photographic step-by-step instructions and 32 pieces of custom craft materials; including stencil sheets, tracing sheets, blank note cards, and custom sheets of paper, Holiday Paper Crafts will Crafts will inspire crafters of all skill levels to excel in the art of paper crafting and create amazing decorative projects for the holiday season.

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Lavender, sandalwood, chamomile, and sage—invite the aromatic and healing power of your favorite herbs and botanicals into your life with Essential Glow, Glow, your guide to using essential oils to improve your beauty, home, and general wellness.

150+ EASY NATURAL BEAUTY RECIPES for  A FR ESH NEW YOU

Welcome to the world of DIY natural beauty, where organic ingredients come together in refreshing, effective treatments that pamper on the inside too. With 150+ recipes and tips, this gorgeous book is your ultimate guide to getting that healthy glow.

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Seed Bea n Exfoliatin g  Lotion Bars This recipe combines the moisturizing benefits of a solid lotion bar with a powerful trio of skin-softening exfoliators. The gentle texture of ground beans, almonds, and chia seeds sloughs off dry flakes, while the cocoa and shea butters coat and protect skin. My favorite way to use it is in the shower—just rub the bar all over wet skin for a mess-free body buff!

1 / Measure the cocoa and shea butters.Mix them with a spoon in a medium heat-safe glass bowl. 2 / Bring 2 inches (5 cm) of water to a boil in a medium saucepan and reduce the heat to low.Place the glass bowl in your saucepan to melt the ingredients, then remove the bowl from the heat. 3 / Pulverize the almonds and adzuki beans in a coffee grinder. 4 / Add the chia seeds to the cocoashea butter mixture,followed by the ground almonds and adzuki beans. Stir until they’re evenly distributed. 5 / Mistyourchosenmoldwith cookingsprayandwipeclean,then pourin themixtureandletcool.Once hard,popthesoaps outof themold. 6 / To use,ruba baralloveryourbody intheshowerto gentlyexfoliate.

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Top Exfoliators Driedbeansand chiaseedsmight soundlikeunlikely ingredientsfor beautyrecipes,but there’smore thansugarand saltat yourdisposal forat-home exfoliation.You’ll findplentyoffaceandbodyscrub optionshidingin yourpantry. DRIED BEANS  Adzukibeansare aJapanesered beancommonly usedin Asianbeautyroutines. Thesefinelyground beansoften makeanappearancein masks andcleansersfor theirexfoliating  textureandnatural saponin, whichcreates afoamingaction. ALMOND MEAL  Finely ground almonds gently exfoliate, while their natural oils and fats moisturize and deliver vitamins  A and E. Great for dry faces! CHIA SEEDS  In addition to its exfoliating abilities, this little superfood is packed with the omega-3 fatty acid alpha-lipoic acid, an antioxidant that fights free radicals and repairs damage. CORNMEAL  Muchlikeoats, cornmealis agreat exfoliation choiceforsensitiveskin t iveskin.Itsfine texturesoftensinliqui e softensinliquidsoit d soit gently removesdeadskin andabsorbs excessoil—all withoutirritating delicateskin.

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Crystal Craft  Jessic a Kramer & Erika Young From ethereal quartz to deep amethyst, from glittering pyrite to gorgeous scavenged fossils—crystals and minerals are enjoying a resurgence today! With more than 40 jewelry and home decor projects, Crystal Craft  is the ultimate DIY guide to crafting with these treasures of the earth. 144 pages 1 4 x 7 / 1 2 inches 185 x 190 mm • 7 / 20,000 words 300 photographs and illustrations Hardcover Rights: Worldwide April 2018

Woven Color

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Natalie Miller From delicate macramé to graphic woven tapestries, from gorgeous natural dyes to ontrend shibori—in these colorful pages, Australian artist Natalie Miller teaches several popular textile techniques, plus 50 enviable projects that  you can make with simple tools. With step-bystep photos, high-style displays, and inspirational images of Natalie’s studio and travels, this book is sure to get your creative juices flowing!

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From cute comic-inspired nails to peppy polka dots, from splatter-painted looks to sexy metal studs, Nail Candy is Candy is the superfun guide to out-of-thisworld manicures. 144 pages 1 4 x 7 / 1 2 inches 185 x 190 mm • 7 / 20,000 words 200 photographs and illustrations Hardcover Rights: Worldwide Currently available

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Charlie Brownalways found Christmas to be a  bittersweetholiday, as didCharles Schulz. “To me Christmas is a lonesome season, and I try to put this over quite oftenin my strips. Christmas and a lotof holidays bringoutthe lonelinessinus  because wenever seemto be able to come ome up to the  joy the magazines tell us we’re supposed tohave. They show us illustrations ofhomes with packages and trees, and people smiling, butinreal life it’s never quite thatway. And holidays bringout sadness. This is why Charlie Brownsaid he hated Valentine’s Day so much. He said he knows that nobody likes himand he doesn’tsee why we have a holiday to emphasize it.”

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his place ofrest, and his primary mode of  transportation,amongmyriadotherthings.The interior housesSnoopy’s modernartcollectionand his personal library, a rec room, a guestroom, and a cedar closet, and cancomfortably hold a beagle, several kids, and a flockofsmall birds. Snoopy’s Doghouse is durable, butnot indestructible. A gianticicle, a housefire, and the Cat NextDoorare amongthe catastrophes thatdestroy his home over the years, butyou can’tkeep a good dogdown, and Snoopy is always quickto rebuild his

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mostmemorable characters and locales in Peanuts  were never seeninthe strip. “We can’t[see the inside ofSnoopy’s doghouse]. It’stoo fantastic. No onecould draw whatwe’ve said is downthere. Also, Snoopy sitsonthe doghousewritingnovels onhis typewriter.Ifyou lookat the doghousefroma threequartersview, thetypewriter is goingto fall off. But fromthe side, youcanacceptit. And younever see anythinginthe background;ifyou did, itwould  become too real,and thenyouno longer could have a dogtypingout a novel.”

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orhis workbehind homeplate, it’sonly a matterof time beforeSchroeder’s faceends upon a bubblegumcard. “Schroeder? Well,in thefirst yearIneeded a baby,” laughed CharlesSchulz, when asked about thepint-sized pianist with an appreciation forclassic music. “My own children werevery small. I’d just bought a toy piano formy daughterMeredith. Hehad to do somethingso I had him grow upquickly and play Beethoven.”

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Nick Selby & Heather Vescent Every day we seem to learn of more cyber attacks and on-line crimes, threatening our bank accounts, our children’s safety, our very identities. When your baby monitor can launch a global attack and your kids can hack your passwords, how can anyone feel safe? Learn how in this wide-ranging book by Nick Selby (a police detective specializing in cyber crime) and Heather Vescent (a professional futurist). From online dating to credit card scams, they tell you how to stay safe and spot the next threat before it even happens.

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HackersAre Everywhere Thebarriers terrorists beingableto launch acyberattackaregettinglower. n glower.When welookatthetroublesthat groups likeAnonymous andLulzSec havecaused lawenforcement andoth ergovernmentg roups,the disruption was signicant. Theirsuccess was basedon acommonly agreed-upon mission,a decentralizedcommand andcontrol, andthe availabilityoffree, easy-to-use,and easy-to-learn hackingand attacktools. This soundslikethebasisofa classicterroristattac r oristattack,anditcan beused bygroupssuch as IIoncethecyberweaponrytheywouldneed has besimpliedto thepointthatit’seasilyadoptedbygroups with minimal resources.Itust takes asmall group ofradicalied, computer-literatebelievers to tip thesescales.

 ONE SILVER LINING TO  THINK OF REGARDING CYBER WAR ...  AT LEAST IT’S EASIER  TO REBOOT  A NETWORK  THAN REBUILD  A CITY.

CYBERTERRORISM Inthe lastveyears,manyofthecyber-at s ,manyofthecyber-attack t ack tools thatwere onceused eclusivelybynation-stat es havebecome moreeasytoobtain,meaningthattheycannowalso beusedby criminal gangs and—atleast in theory—terrorgroups as well. But buyinga greatpiano reallycheap doesn’tmean you can suddenly playChopin.The moneyandtrainingthatgo into acyberoperation on is thetruebarrierto entry. Duringthe  election,hacking byussia causedtremendous disruption i on in thenitedtates. enowknowthatduringthesito nine-month gestation periodaerthe ussians gainedentry to thenetwork ofthe Democraticational Committee,but before theybegan to releaseemail publicly,their activities consistedmainly oflateral movementwithin thenetwork. Duringthattime,t he attackers engagedin ratherroutine butessential activities ofa longterm networkreconnaissance operation,including dataclassication andlocation. Thehackers wereanswering thequestions: What does theDCh ave? heredo theykeepit? Howdo theyuseit? Howdo theyaccess it? Basically,theywere learningthe answerto hatdoes normal’ looklikein this organiation?All this showed oneimportantdierencebetween anation-stateattackandthose mountedby terrorgroups tradecra. ArtandCraf Tradecrais thetechniues, methods,and tools that togetherformtheartofspying,andit’snotsomethingthatcomes n gthatcomes easily. Ittakes years ofeperience, lots ofmoney,andgreat leadership andtraining. n g. Mostly,when y ,whenwelookatterrorgroups,weseethem spendingwhat moneyand leadership andtraining resources they havenot on tradecrabut on materiel andlogistics forattackmoving men,guns, andbombs across distances gettingthem training smugglingthem across bordersandmounting attacks.

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• Usepurpose-built devices forcross-border travel. • aintain minimal mobilemail settings no one needs morethan thirtydays of email on their phoneatthispoint). • Encrypteverything. • Minimizedata sets providedto business partners. • Auditpartners’securityas y as you wouldyourown.

• reparefor an infrastructureattack. • etotheelectricgridwith c gridwith solarpower. • repareto havean interruption in your   watersupply. • racticeself-suciency.

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moviecalled WarGames  capturedthe world’s imagination with the plotlinein which a teenagehackeralmost startsorldarIIIwhen l darIIIwhen hehacksintoaDefense Departmentcomputer. Onemaorunepected conseuenceofthat lm wasthat then-president RonaldReagansawitand wassubsequently moved todevoteresources into whatwenowcallcyber security.Agreat number ofyoung hackerswere alsoinspiredbythe movie,perhapsmost the famousbeingagroupof  n gagroupof  Milwaukee-areahighschoolstudentswho wentby thecollective nameThe sfortheir areacode inWisconsin). Thesbreacheda numberofbigcorporate networks forfun, simply asa prankratherthan to steal ordamage anything. Sincehacking was moredicult to prosecuteatthetime, theywerenally charged with makingillegal phonecalls.

IDENTITY THIEVES CAN BUY, SELL, OR CAPTURE YOUR IDENTITY AND USE THE INFORMATION TO GET MONEY AND SERVICES`—OR USE YOUR NAME, CREDIT RATING, OR INSURANCE TO TAKE OUT A LOAN OR GET FREE MEDICAL CARE.

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here are myriad ways forthe bad guys to get yourinformation and use itforall sorts of  nefarious purposes—mainly, stealing your money, although occasionallyforotherkinds of  fraud orto covertheir tracks when committing additional crimes. That’s one ofthe big reasons identitythecan be so devastating. Ifa criminal steals yourcreditcard information, yourbank will likelyrefund you the moneythat was lost. If  the same criminal impersonates you to run an international child pornographyring, however, then yourproblems justgot a whole lotworse . . . especiallysince manylawenforcementfolks aren’t up on the latesttypes of cybercrime, so that wasn’tme mightnot go overwell. Howdoes it happen? e’ll eamine the many methods ofidentitythein the pages thatfollow, and we’ll also showyou howyou can protect yourselffrom being avictim orghtback ifyou alreadyare. The methods ofID therange from the seriouslylowtech such as digging through yourtrash forunshredded nancial documents orstealing those newcreditcards thatthe banksends you unepectedly to sophisticated database breaches and otherhacks staged half  the world awayby large crime syndicates to fund cyberterrorismoperations.

 AMERICA’S FIRST IDE NTITY FRAUD

hilip Hendrikeringgel hadsome nancial problems,and hewas acreative thinker. o in ,when things gottoo hotforthe Dutchman who waswanted forembezzlementatthe time),hedid whatany forward-thinkingidentity thiefwoulddo today:Hehot-footed itout oftheNetherlands, setting forth on thiscontinenta newcity, conceivedin parsimony,anddedicated to theproposition thatgel deserved better. CallinghimselfFelipeEnriue eri,aron deastrop,gel started beingawfullyhelpful to earlyTeas leaders oses andtephen F. Austin in obtainingland grants. Aerbeingnamed Teas landcommissioner,gel cameto settleaTeas citythat henamedaer himself. Today,visitors to astrop,Teas, population ,,can celebratehow America’s earliestsuccessful IDfraud operation nettedoneguy awholecity.

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In this exquisitely simple and beautiful album, the first five years of your baby’s life can be captured through your words and photos. You’ll laugh and smile as you look through not only the growth of your wonderful child, but also the growth of the love you’ve shared with them.

A visual celebration, Canines of New York collects more than 500 photographs taken by acclaimed Brooklyn-based photographer Heather Weston in every borough of this dog-loving city. Shown in iconic locations as well as cozily at home in their city dwellings, this is the perfect gift for every dog lover.

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Mighty Worlds Series Awesome color photos and fascinating facts bring any young readers’ favorite topics to life. 48 pages 1 2 x 11 / 1 2 inches 265 x 290 mm • 10 / 800 words • 60 photographs Hardcover Rights: Worldwide

My Poster Books Action-packed, pull-out posters in full color accompanied by connectthe-dot puzzles, drawings to color, and other fun learning activities for young kids.

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My Big Book of Baby Animals 128 pages 230 x 254 mm • 10 x 9 inches 12,000 words 200 photographs Textured hardcover with flocking and foil

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 A  Adventures in Grilling 30 America the Great Cookbook 4 American Girl Around the World American Girl Series 17 Antipasti 28 Art & Making of The Greatest Showman, The 55 Art of Fashion Journal, The 70 Art of Hair, The 48 Art of Preserving, The 29 Art of Tinkering, The 79 At Home with Plants 84 Awaking Beauty 56

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Complete Photo Manual Revised Edition, The 63 Complete Portrait Manual, The 63 Complete Quick-Look Guide to the Game of Soccer, The 82 Cookbook for Kids, The 35 Cook Good Food 30 Cooking at Home 26 CookingEssentials 26 Cooking for Baby 34 Cooking from the Farmers’ Market 27 Cooking in Season 7 Cooking Together 29 Cooking with Tinned Fish 30 Cook Like a Pro 26 Cook’s Wisdom 26 Creole Kitchen 25 Crystal Craft 48 Cyber Attack Survival Manual, The 58

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Fairest One of All, The 80 Family Meals 34 Fan Fare 10 Fat Girl 80 FavoriteCakes 12 Feasts 25 Food Made Fast Series 33 Foraged Art 50 French Kitchen, The 25 From Scraps Journal: Bicycle 73 From Scraps Journal: Boat 73 Fun Food 35 Future Then, The 57

G Get the Picture 62 Gold’s Gym Total Fitness Manual 78 Grandfather’s Journal 68 Grandmother’s Journal 69 Great American Birthday Cake Book, The 35 Greatest Ever: The 2017 World Championship Collectible,, The 78 Collectible Great Food for Kids 35 Grill Master 30 Grill School 30 Guides, The 76

H Handcrafted Gifts 45 Happiest Mom, The 83 Happy Family Organic Superfood Cookbook for Baby & Toddler, The 34 Healthy in a Hurry 27 Hello Glow 47 Holiday Paper Crafts 45 Hot Sex 85 How to Hunt Everything 77 How to Photograph Everything 62 How to Survive Everything 77 How to Survive Off the Grid 77 Hungry Family Cookbook, The 34

I Imagine 80 Ink Master Coloring Book Italian Comfort Food 24 It’s a Pleasure 29

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M Magic Color Flair 80 Malaysia 25 Mamushka 25 Massage 85 Mickey Mouse 80 Mighty Worlds Series 89 Mix Shake Stir 28 Modern Farmhouse Style 41 ModernHomesteading 43 My Baby Record Album 67 My Big Book of Baby Animals My First Book of Learning 93 My Indian Cookbook 25 My Poster Books 90 My Thai Cookbook 25

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Scattered Among the Nations 80 Secrets of Codes, The 79 Show Dad How 82 Show Me How 82 Show Me How to Be Cool 82 Show Me How to Love 82 Show Me How to Survive 82 Show Me More 82 Show Mom How 82 Show Off 93 Silver Linings 72 Simple Sewing Projects 44 Simply One Pot 30 Simply Soup 30 Small Format Trends Series 33 Small Space Style 38 Snapshot Picture Library 92 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 80 Somebody to Love 80 Soups and Stews 24 South of France Cookbook, The 25 Sorella 28 Style Yourself 85 Subversive Cross Stitch Coloring & Activity Book 85 Superfoods Cookbook, The 27 Survival Handbook Series 76 Survival Manuals Series, The 74 Sussman Brothers Series 28 Sweet Treats 35 Switched On 64

Take Your Best Shot 62 Taste of the World, A 24 Test Kitchen Series 15 This Happened to Me! 77 Total Boating Manual, The 78 Total Cat Manual, The 84 Total Dog Manual, The 84 Total Dirt Riding Manual, The 78 Total Grilling Manual, The 7 Total Inventor’s Manual, The 79 Total Motorcycling Manual, The 78 Total Poker Manual, The 78 Total Redneck Manual, The 61 Total Skywatcher’s Manual, The 79 Two in the Kitchen 29

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