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Held Goes Forth
Meet Roy Held in this beautiful coming of age novel set in the hectic wartime era of 1917. As a student at Indiana University, Roy and his fellow classmates face the challenges of family, career, romance, and the imminent threat of military service as the United States joins World War I. Roy encounters the love of his life, Pearl Hoffman. But looming danger of war overseas and a much closer draw of a femme fatale, Rose of Sharon, push him to face choices that shape his destiny, defining his character. Meanwhile, Pearl is thrust into establishing herself in a male-dominated career as she waits for Roy to come home; she must fight to make her way as a strong-willed, smart “modern" in the pre- women’s suffrage epoch. This story captures rollicking university life, tender love, the brutality of war, espionage, French and American history including a Pottawatomie sage in this clever and sweeping story of one man’s struggle to find himself.
Turnaround Destinies 1933-34
The Great Depression is at its height and people must face a massively challenging environment. From the rich, middle class, to the poor, can the devastation of 1933 turn around? The Held family of Scott City, Indiana must adjust to the near collapse of the economy and society, while striving to help their towns people, as well as themselves. Can close friends of the Helds from service in World War I, like Egon Wolf and Charles Clisson, handle extraordinary, dangerous situations as far away as New York City, Paris and Germany? Train hopping hobos, bank robbing gangsters, spies and Nazis play starring roles, as the social milieu seems to spin out of control. Can the lives and spirits of the characters all survive the worst economic/sociological year the world had experienced? Follow the intrigue, thrilling action, telling choices, as fate plays its hand.
A New Diagnostic Tool for Prolo Therapy
James Carlson, D.O. was one of few "Prolo Therapy" pioneers. He was highly thought of by fellow practitioners as well as by his patients. "Prolo Therapy" is an abbreviation for Proliferative Therapy, a medical treatment that alleviates pain by tightening up tendons and ligaments. It is also called Sclerotherapy or even Reconstructive Therapy. It solves many pain problems without surgery by straightening out bodly structure where tendons or ligaments have been torn or stretched due to accidents, sports, or simply bad diet. Carlson spent years developing and testing out this diagnostic tool, which is an easily learned method of determining exactly which tendons or ligaments need help. This book "A New Diagnostic Tool for Prolo Therapy: Structural Diagnostic Photography" is for health professionals. It is one of the last publications he contributed to this medical field before his death. He offered these important findings to the Arthritis Trust of America for further distribution. For medical practitioners!
PPP Design, Implementation, and Debugging
"Extensively revised and expanded to cover the latest developments in PPP and network technology, this second edition addresses such current topics as: PPP in today's telecommunications infrastructure; PPP and telephony; optical (SONET/SDH) PPP links; the relationship between PPP and routing protocols (such as OSPF); security services, including RADIUS; PPP and L2TP virtual private networks; and the design of the popular ANU ppp-2.3 implementation."--Jacket.
Two Texans in Two World Wars
John Emil Carlson and John Benton Carlson were a part of the Swedish community in Central Texas where they learned the love of God and Country. J.E. Carlson was J.B. Carlson's favorite Uncle and namesake. They both grew up on a farm in Texas and learned the value of hard work. And when their country called upon them, they both served their country with honor. The story of WWI was one of average Americans called to serve their country in a time of international crisis. Like thousands of others, John E. Carlson answered the call of duty and fought overseas. His journey with the goth Infantry Division on the Western Front in France as a light machine gunner shows the courage of the men who foug...
Period Mappings and Period Domains
An introduction to Griffiths' theory of period maps and domains, focused on algebraic, group-theoretic and differential geometric aspects.
A Man of Privilege
Blue-blooded lawyer James Carlson is working on the case of his life. After winning this trial, his career will be set. He won't let anything...or anyone...alter his course. Then he meets his witness. Maggie Eagle Heart makes him question everything--his family, his goals, his future. Because she's the one woman he wants, and she's the one woman who is completely off-limits. Yet even as he struggles to keep their relationship all about business, he can't deny the attraction is mutual--and irresistible. James has always done what is expected of him...until now.
Artwork Pencil Drawings of Famous People
Never before have so many drawings of famous people been presented in one book! It includes sketches of 101 famous people, past and present. This pictorial provides stunning examples of James Carlson's drawings, which until recently have been kept out of the public eye. The book is divided into several chapters, including actors, actresses, male and female singers, politicians, royalty, sports figures, historical figures and many others. You'll be amazed when viewing these realistic drawings. The book was compiled for art lovers and students who are studying the art of realistic drawings.
The Millennium Prize Problems
On August 8, 1900, at the second International Congress of Mathematicians in Paris, David Hilbert delivered his famous lecture in which he described twenty-three problems that were to play an influential role in mathematical research. A century later, on May 24, 2000, at a meeting at the Collège de France, the Clay Mathematics Institute (CMI) announced the creation of a US$7 million prize fund for the solution of seven important classic problems which have resisted solution. The prize fund is divided equally among the seven problems. There is no time limit for their solution. The Millennium Prize Problems were selected by the founding Scientific Advisory Board of CMI—Alain Connes, Arthur ...
