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Wide Awake
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Effective Project Management
An updated edition of the bestselling book on managing IT projects New topics introduced in this edition include Adaptive and eXtreme management methods, team selection and management, and risk analysis Immerses readers in a simulated real-world situation where they must perform as seasoned project managers to move example projects through their lifecycles Walks readers through a series of projects that they are most likely to encounter on the job Authors adhere to the Project Management Institute's (PMI®) curriculum outline The fully-interactive CD-ROM has been updated for MS Project 2002 (PMI, PMP, and Project Management Professional are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.)
Ajax in Action
Provides information on using Ajax in building Web applications.
Backspin
Backspin is a comprehensive overview of everything golf-related in BC. Veteran sportswriter Arv Olson's work on the trailblazers and the growth of the game and the province's golf courses was "the preeminent resource" on golf history when he self-published Backspin in 1992. This first Heritage House edition has been completely updated and revamped to mark 2012's 120th anniversary of golf in BC. Since its start in Beacon Hill Park in Victoria and Stanley Park in Vancouver, golf has been backed by an assortment of colourful characters who have enthusiastically teamed up to create courses and clubs in the heart of many towns-some of them even running for office to protect their links. Backspin is an encyclopedic reference on the growth of BC's golf game, legendary golf figures past and present, and the golf courses of BC. Olson doesn't neglect the fun, either, including entertaining golf anecdotes and writings from the early days. Hall of Famers and humble hackers, old pros and lucky ace-makers--Olson's history of the game completes the circuit, including everything from humour and hardship to murder and mayhem.
Designing Communities
The study described in this book arose in the contextof a three-year collective effort to bring about change in science teaching at Mountain Elementary School. 1 This opportunity emerged after I contacted the school with the idea to help teachers implement student-centered science teaching. At the same time, the teachers collectively had come to realize that their science teaching was not as exciting to children as it could be. They had recognized their own teaching as textbook-based with little use of the "hands-on" approaches prescribed by the provincial curriculum. At this point, the teachers and I decided that a joint project would serve our mutual goals: they wanted assistance in changi...
Martian Panahon Virus
Martian prospectors Sonia Androff and Fisk Banzer are convinced that they are too threatened to use local mining teams to establish a claim on a suspected rich gold discovery. They hire a primitive support crew from the Philippines to help dig out gold in a remote Martian canyon. During an on site cave exploration, Apollo Panahon, a teenage miner with that team, discovers a Paleolithic ice puddle with tiny fish embedded in the ice. When he thaws and tastes the fish, a virus in the fish infects Apollo with a disease that has a side effect that duplicates Nostradamus ability to communicate through time. Apollos sense of events -- yet to come -- enables him to warn Sonia that they must flee to ...
The Flight to Blue River
“You better come home. People are dying.” Who? Who is dying? Betrayed by love, Anna’s new life suits her just fine. With memories of youth and the Blue River Ranch pushed to the back of her mind, college life in Oregon is perfect. Until V-1, that is. The answer to the question of who’s dying is easy. Almost everyone. Waking from fevered delirium to find the nightmare is real, Anna’s mind races. Who survived? Did her family? Did James? All communications systems are as dead as the people who built them. So are most means of transportation. Anna has nothing left but good hiking boots, a backpack, and a desperate need to get back to Colorado. A thousand miles of post-apocalyptic wasteland lies between her and the Blue River Ranch. Can one woman, alone, survive such a journey? ***Because of language, violence, and mature themes, the author recommends this book for readers aged 17 and older. ***
Federal Register
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