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The High Sierra
This new edition of the only guide to detail all the known routes on 570 peaks in the Sierra is completely reorganized to be even more user friendly and includes more than 100 new routes, route variations and winter ascents.The most popular guidebook to the magnificent Sierra mountains has been expanded and improved. There is 30 percent new content in this edition, including new route descriptions, additional peaks described, more historical information, and GPS-enabled driving directions. The content has also been completely rearranged to keep roads and trails, and passes and peaks together, making the book easier to use. Four of the 30 maps have been revised."The Sierra climbing bible" (The Los Angeles Times)"The best field guide to the region." (Men's Journal)"The guide to the Sierra nevada high country." (Climbing magazine)
Gay Religion
Conflicts over homosexuality and gay rights threaten to break apart denominations, if not North American society. These heated theological and political debates have, as well, obscured the fact that many gays and lesbians are religiously active individuals. Gay Religion is the first book to give a straightforward presentation of the spiritual lives, practices and expressions of gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgender. Drawing from a wide range of religious traditions, new and established scholars explore the range of gay religious expression in denominations, sects, and even outside recognized religious institutions. The essays ask what these religious innovations mean to the continually evolving religious environment of North America. With its helpful section introductions and an appendix providing profiles of organizations involved, Gay Religion is a unique and compelling resource for anyone interested in homosexuality and American religion.
Computer Programming
Are you a newcomer to computer programming and baffled by the range of options before you? Are you finding it hard to decide which one is best for your particular needs? If so, this book provides an innovative solution! Computer programming is big business. As more and more people are getting online and more companies strive to develop programming languages, for the novice it can seem like an impossible choice when faced with the array of alternatives. So how do you choose the right one for you? This book, Computer Programming for Beginners contains 4 fantastic books in one handy bundle and includes Python Programming, SQL, Arduino, and C#. Each book provides an in-depth look at a different ...
SQL
Are you looking for a dynamic and workable programming language? Have you tried a few but none seem to work to your liking? Have you considered SQL? There are literally thousands of programming languages available in today’s market, ranging from the simple to the infinitely complex. As a beginner you probably want something that is easy to use and to get your head around and SQL, or Structured Query Language, could be the answer. Inside the pages of SQL: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Learn SQL Programming Step by Step, you’ll find a comprehensive guide to get you started, including chapters on: • Data definition language • SQL joins and union • Ensuring data integrity • Databa...
Under the Sky
Under the Sky is an invaluable guide for anyone wishing to cultivate children's play and imagination. It features ideas for planning expeditions and adventures, for toys and equipment, and activities for all four seasons and all four elements! It includes plans, tips and advice on child-friendly outdoor design, materials, surfaces, seating, gardening, pets, wildlife even campfires, picnics and train journeys... Under the Sky also contains a chapter showing how educators can work towards formal 'Early Years' government goals.
The Distant Whisper
" In his first novel, Finding Marco, author Ken Cancellara describes how, after years of corporate activity, the novel's protagonist (Mark Gentile) has a personal "awakening" in realizing that his ambition for material success has overshadowed his need for happiness and a life of ethics and morality. Sun-drenched memories of life as it once was in Gentile's hometown of Acerenza, Italy (which corresponds to the author's birthplace) call him back to reconnect with his roots and with the simple life he had left behind some half a century earlier. In Acerenza, Gentile took the lessons given to him, as a child, by his grandfather and succeeds in finding a balance between material ambition and mor...
The Networked Mind
In a world where technology connects minds and fosters empathy, Dr. Emily Carter and her team at the Global Consciousness Network (GCN) face unprecedented challenges. From confronting powerful adversaries with hidden agendas to building alliances with resistance groups, their journey is fraught with danger and ethical dilemmas. As they navigate the complexities of securing the GCN and ensuring its ethical use, they must also inspire a new generation of researchers to carry on their mission. "The Networked Mind" is a thrilling tale of innovation, resilience, and the unyielding pursuit of a better, more connected world. Join Emily and her team as they strive to protect the GCN and realize its full potential, creating a legacy that will change the world forever.
Baseball's Who's Who of What Ifs
The greatest players in baseball history are honored in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Fans and sports journalists often lament about players who might have joined the immortal ranks, if only fate--circumstances, injury or even death--hadn't intervened. Presenting a "who's who of what-ifs," this book focuses on 40 well known non-inductees, such as Tony Conigliaro, Denny McLain and Jose Fernandez, along with many others all but lost to history, such as Ross Barnes, Charlie Ferguson and Hal Trosky. Also included are more than 100 "honorable mentions" covering all of pro baseball history, from the 1860s to the 2010s.
My Paperback Book
These are dark, unusual short stories with a twist from the prizewinning author of The Poison Garden of Dorelia Jones, Losing It, and The Marsh People. Here's the woman with the sinister pet, the man who returns to the sea, the website promising the earth, the skull removed from the museum display case, a talking crow and many other tales to keep you awake at night. Widely published in Dark Tales, Black Cat and other journals, these stories are presented here as a collection. The author lives in a forgotten corner of Shropshire in an old cottage with a well under the floor and tries to stop the garden getting into the house. Also a poet, she gives readings and has had many of her poems published. She has a MA in Writing Studies.
