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The Domestic Chef
The recipes presented in this publication are a collection of the authors dining experiences with friends and associates. They represent many years of friendship and the skills of individuals who have created them and have shared them with the author. Credit is given to those who have had the skill to create recipes for family and friends to delight their palate and dining pleasure and through trial and error, perfected their creations to everyone's dinning pleasure. Many of the recipes included with the story are of the individuals and how these recipes were acquired from them, others are the authors creation, and some are classic recipes that have stood the test of time and presented in there original form only to changed to fit personal taste. The author has had the privilege to experience the creations of these non-professional individuals and has given them the honor of being named Domestic Chefs. This collection of recipes is a result of those experiences.
Curse of the Red Pyramid
Jack Madden and his team of relic hunters must fight Nile crocs, deadly cobras and swarms of flesh-eating scarabs to uncover the secret burial chamber of an ancient pharaoh laid to rest deep within the Red Pyramid. Using scraps of a papyrus that claims King Sneferu was entombed with a prized possession - a gold scepter tipped with the polished remains of a meteorite that hit Africa two billion years ago - the motley crew of adventurers must uncover lost chambers and avoid the deadly traps hidden throughout the 4,000-year-old monument to the dead king.
The Key of the Kingdom
A collection of stories, legends, fairy tales, fables, and poems for young children, including Shakespeare, and Robert Herrick through Blake, Keats, and Tennyson, as well as anonymous authors of folk tales and old carols.
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Enterprise Mobility Management
In the past few years, more and more employees have been demanding to do work from iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. Back in days of BlackBerry, dealing with mobility was easy. However, these new devices aren't so easy to manage, and the tasks that employees are doing are far more advanced. In addition, now we also have to grapple with the trend of BYOD--personal devices in the workplace. The enterprise mobility management (EMM) industry has responded with technologies like mobile device management (MDM), mobile app management (MAM), mobile virtualization, app wrapping, "containerization," and mobile file syncing. Al this technology is new, and it's evolving rapidly. The stakes are high: ...
Inconvenient Facts
Contrary to the opinions of Al Gore and the UN climatologists, CO2 concentration IS NOT the dominant influence on the global average temperature of the planet. This is why there is NO global climate crisis. -- For more than 30 years environmental activists have been blaming PEOPLE for causing global warming by driving cars, flying on jets, and just by living our lives. People use fossil fuels including oil, gas, and coal, which produces carbon dioxide (CO2), a colorless, odorless, nontoxic gas. Human's emit CO2 when we exhale. The earth's oceans, soil, plants, animals and volcanoes are all natural sources of CO2 emissions. -- Global warming, and at times global cooling has existed for more t...
Misplaced Myths and Lost Legends
Bring myths and legends alive in your classroom. *20 myths and legends from across the UK are presented here as model texts for teaching writing in Key Stages 1 and 2; *Teaching ideas and activities are included in all chapters alongside writing tasks for your class, based on parts of the stories; *The activities support children to bring their own voices alive through their writing; *They are encouraged to imagine characters, create settings, develop storylines and weave themes and challenges into their narratives. A ′how to′ guide for teaching children in primary schools to write their own myths and legends.
Irish Fairy Legends
From 1812 to 1816, folklorist T. Crofton Croker roamed southern Ireland, listening to stories of changelings, pixies, and other supernatural creatures. His collection of folktales, recounted in plain but colorful language, was an overnight bestseller. This edition of Croker's ever-popular compilation is illustrated with scores of winsome engravings.
