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The Dick
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The Dick
A pencil-pushing policeman becomes a badass sleuth in this off-the-wall detective story from one of America’s funniest writers Kenneth LePeters (née Sussman) is a “quasi-dick.” A public relations man for homicide bureaus, he carries a half-size badge and keeps his pearl-handled Smith & Wesson .38 locked in his desk drawer. Recently returned to the East Coast after 17 years in America’s heartland, he finds the cosmopolitan air of a big-city police department refreshing—the detectives treat him almost like a real member of the homicide family. Then everything goes horribly wrong. . . . A zoning quirk of their new neighborhood forces the LePeters’s 10-year-old daughter, Jamie, to g...
Dick
Her Majesty's Opera House presents, "Dick, a new and original comic opera" [1887].
Jay's Journal
Originally published: New York: Times Books, 1979.
An Introduction to Trading in the Financial Markets: Trading, Markets, Instruments, and Processes
Trading on the financial markets requires the mastery of many subjects, from strategies and the instruments being traded to market structures and the mechanisms that drive executions. This second of four volumes explores them all. After brief explanations of the activities associated with buying and selling, the book covers principals, agents, and the market venues in which they interact. Next come the instruments that they buy and sell: how are they categorized and how do they act? Concluding the volume is a discussion about major processes and the ways that they vary by market and instrument. Contributing to these explanations are visual cues that guide readers through the material. Making profitable trades might not be easy, but with the help of this book they are possible. - Explains the basics of investing and trading, markets, instruments, and processes - Presents major concepts with graphs and easily-understood definitions - Builds upon the introduction provided by Book 1 while preparing the reader for Books 3 and 4
Moby Dick
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