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The Last Whaler
Capt. Nicholas Karas is both an ichthyologist and journalist. Throughout his life he has been intimate with the marine scene. He was born in Binghamton, N.Y. After four years in the Navys amphibious forces during the Korean Conflict he attended St. Lawrence and Johns Hopkins universities, where he majored in the biological sciences, and Syracuse University, where he received his masters degree in journalism. He joined the staff of True magazine, then Argosy magazine as outdoors editor. For nearly a decade after being associated with magazines, he became a fulltime freelance writer, traveling throughout the world and produced more than 500 major magazine features. Settling down, for 25 years,...
Hunky
This book will teach you fundamental skills, topics and programming techniques for Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0. It is an intensive programming course for beginners. Each lesson covers one or more major programming topics, which are related to a corresponding programming task, and assigns a homework project. This approach will allow you to build a strong relationship between theoretical concepts and their practical implementation in a project. More importantly, the approach makes the course unique: it will allow you to jumpstart on a short but intensive training track to develop hands-on programming skills. Structurally, each lesson consists of three parts. Part A reminds you to create, debug and test your homework project described in the previous lesson. Part B introduces a programming topic and gives practical examples. Part C gives a detailed explanation of and systematic instructions for creating your homework project, as well as all the necessary code for the project. On completing the course you will be able to develop, debug and test advanced Windows® programs using Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0 as a programming language.
Why Mothers Get Gray
At the age of nine, Evelyn’s mom died, leaving Evelyn in the care of her dad, their housekeeper, and two older brothers. Despite the absence of a mother, Evelyn blossomed in her surroundings, excelling in school and growing up to become a devoted wife and mother of three daughters. She poured herself into her family—selflessly sacrificing—determined to give them the loving instruction she was shown at home and more. Along the way, Evelyn encountered obstacles that would cause the average person to give up in defeat, but not this mom. Her gray hair may have been an indication of these rough times in her life, but Evelyn drew strength from her faith, her family who loved and supported her, as well as the many friends she acquired along the way. These influences, when combined with her sense of humor and enthusiasm for life—with all of its challenges—enabled her to push onward, even when situations seemed hopeless. In Why Mothers Get Gray, author Deborah A. Romesberg offers a series of vignettes paying tribute to her mother, Evelyn. This often-humorous memoir reveals the deep impact Evelyn left, through her words and actions, on those who knew her well.
Choosing Books for Children
Presents a tool for choosing books for children of all ages. This title offers practical guidance on sorting through the bewildering array of picture books, pop-up books, books for beginning readers, young adult titles, classics, poetry, olktales, and factual books.
