Playing with Fire

Playing with Fire

Author: Scott Lazenby

Publisher: iUniverse

Published: 2001-07-25

Total Pages: 398

ISBN-13: 0595194109

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It rains a lot in Trillium, Oregon, but not enough to douse the political, personal and literal fires that surround the man in the hot seat, Ben Cromarty, Trillium’s city manager.A suburb of Portland in the shadow of the snowy Cascades, Trillium has come a long way from its sleepy days as a sawmill town. The population is bursting. High-tech businesses are moving in. And the citizens are getting cantankerous.A proposal to reorganize the fire department quickly escalates beyond a dry policy debate. It divides the community, pitting council members against each other, the firefighters against the city, and business against business.In the middle of it all is Ben Cromarty, struggling to keep the city from consuming itself—and to keep his job. The conflict over the fire department—and over Trillium’s future—plays itself out in political intrigue, legal wrangling, personal vendettas and sundered friendships. Before it is over, the city’s troubles are splashed across front pages, its political structure is shaken to its core, Cromarty’s family faces danger, and a self-inflicted assault on Cromarty’s marriage threatens to pull his personal life into the public crisis.


Risk Analysis and the Security Survey

Risk Analysis and the Security Survey

Author: James F. Broder

Publisher: Elsevier

Published: 2000

Total Pages: 370

ISBN-13: 9780750670890

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The principles of risk analysis are presented here, to guide the production of effective, results-oriented security surveys.