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Earth
It is a reflection of living through doing and coming to a conclusion about what we are meant to be while we are here on this small world we call Earth. It is up to you to make up your mind about that, for only you can decide which direction you want to take. I only hope this small book can help you to make up your mind.
Perseverance at Mobile Bay
Kent Horner was born 1936 in Jefferson County, Tennessee, graduated Jefferson High School 1954, married Louise Stipes from Strawberry Plains 1960, later worked at Magnavox, served in U.S. Air Force, and graduated Carson-Newman College 1964. He received National Science Foundation (NSF) stipend to University of Mississippi and graduated there 1966 with Master Combined Science Degree (MCS) in biology and Chemistry.During summers of 1967 and 1968 he received NSF stipends to Auburn University and Oregon State University. He graduated at Auburn University 1978 PhD in biology. From 1980 until 2000 he wrote outdoor articles for New York Botanical Gardens, Outdoor Life, Sports Afield, Peterson's Hun...
Snakebit
John LaRue was professor of herpetology at Louisiana State University when a green anaconda wrapped around him one night at John’s previous research place. The LSU professor was rescued by Jacob Gigue, his assistant. Both were guarding the Atchafalaya River Basin from constrictor snakes transported from the Everglades of Florida by a narcissistic criminal parading within academic circles as an international scientist. The fracas between John and Andre Bennelli began one night six years earlier. Then Bennelli had taunted John unmercifully by fondling his female associate, stomping to death his injured pet laughing seagull, degrading John’s truck, and finally hitting John with a triple kno...
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Chicago Cubs
Inside MLB profiles each of the 30 franchises in Major League Baseball. Chicago Cubs is a beginner's history of the Cubs, covering the beginnings of the franchise, the greatest and lowest moments of the team, and the best players and managers. Fun facts, anecdotes, and sidebars round out the story of each club, allowing your readers to get Inside MLB! Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. SportsZone is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
All Guts and No Glory
As the recent film Glory Road reminded, the early desegregation of college sports often was neither easy nor pleasant. Here Bill Elder recalls how he and a courageous group of white and black student-athletes broke racial barriers at a small college in northeast Alabama in the early 1970s. The setting was Sand Mountain, an area which four decades earlier had given rise to the Scottsboro Boys case, and where racial attitudes for some had not changed much. Elder has recently retired from a successful career as a college sports administrator, but here he shows vividly why he sometimes wondered whether he and his players would live through their experience. Abandoned by their school officials, the players faced constant threats and harassment and occasional violence. But they kept playing and winning games and forging bonds between themselves that lasted long after that first season was over. Through it all, Elder, an Alabama native and lifelong Baptist, watches his community with both a loving and an objective eye. His brief eyewitness account of both the worst and best elements of Southerners during this tumultuous era is compelling testimony.
Steve Nash
Explores the life and career of the NBA MVP who plays for the Phoenix Suns, discussing not only his athletic success, but also his charitable work outside of the sports world.
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