Fluid Mechanics(SIE)

Science & Math

Frank White

Physics

TATA MCGRAW HILL EDUCATION PVT LTD India

The seventh edition of White's Fluid Mechanics offers students a clear and comprehensive presentation of the material that demonstrates the progression from physical concepts to engineering applications and helps students quickly see the practical importance of fluid mechanics fundamentals. The wide variety of topics gives instructors many options for their course and is a useful resource to students long after graduation. The book's unique problem-solving approach is presented at the start of the book and carefully integrated in all examples. Students can progress from general ones to those involving design, multiple steps and computer usage.

Fluid Mechanics (in SI Units)

McGraw-Hill/Higher Education

This book, ideal for students and researchers, reviews individual virulence traits and how each pathogen uses different traits to cause some of the most important bacterial diseases in agriculture today.

Virulence Mechanisms of Plant-Pathogenic Bacteria

Jeffrey B. Jones

Nian Wang

George W. Sundin

Saskia Hogenhout

Caroline Roper

Leonardo De La Fuente

and Jong Hyun Ham

Reference

Amer Phytopathological Society

Enter the exciting world of bookstore planning, merchandising and design. View a variety of the best and most striking bookstore interiors in the U.S., Canada and the Far East through the pages of INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE PLANNING &amp; DESIGN. 
This fascinating, eminently practical book takes you step-by-step through the often complex maze of location - budgeting - scheduling - creation of themes - traffic flow - wall and ceiling surfaces - lighting - graphics - color schemes - and relates them to planning, building, and remodeling all types of bookstores

Independent Bookstore Planning & Design

Ken White

St. Francis Publications

When the Kansas City Royals appeared in the 1985 World Series, manager Dick Howser had to make a difficult, and controversial, call. Because the series started in the National League city of St. Louis, there would be no designated hitter, which meant that Hal McRae would be relegated to the role of a reserve player coming off the bench. Before the start of the I-70 Series, which featured Howsers Kansas City Royals and Whitey Herzogs St. Louis Cardinals, the veteran manager called Frank White into his office. He asked White to do something that stunned the baseball world. White, a perennial Gold Glove second baseman, was asked to hit cleanup for the Royals. For more than a decade, White was considered the premier fielding second baseman of his generation, but now, he was being asked to become only the second, second baseman in baseball history to hit cleanup in a World Series. The first was Jackie Robinson, the Hall of Famer who broke baseballs color barrier in 1947. White responded by hitting a home run in the Royals first World Series victory, led the team in RBIs and played a key role as Kansas City rebounded from a 3 games to 1 deficit to claim the lone championship in the history of the proud American League franchise. White was the hometown kid who made good. He dreamed of playing in a World Series, and he made the most of his opportunity to give the hometown fans a memory they would cherish forever. For 18 years, White was the gold standard by which every Major League Baseball second baseman was judged. His fielding range was uncanny and his ability to make a pinpoint throw to first base defied description. Yet, near the end of his career, he left the Royals with a bad taste in his mouth. He served as a coach for the Boston Red Sox for a brief stint, but returned to Kansas City with renewed optimism, hoping that one day his dream of becoming a Major League manager would become a reality. He worked as a coach, a Double A manager in Wichita, Kansas, and served as a team vice president. Yet, when it came time to name a new field manager, he was always overlooked. He never made his disappointment public, but he would confide to close friends that he was heartbroken by the Royals decisions concerning his future. Most recently he enjoyed a successful stint as a TV commentator for the Royals, but was kicked out of the booth because of his honesty and insight into a team that had not enjoyed the type of success that was always associated with the Royals during Whites golden era. In One Mans Dream, White gives fans an inside look at his baseball legacy, from the glory days of the 1970s and 1980s to the disappointing way the team turned its back on its greatest representative both on, and off the field. White proves that gold cannot be tarnished, in this must-read journey that will captivate even the most casual baseball fan.

One Man's Dream: My Town, My Team, My Time.

with Bill Althaus

Biographies & Memoirs

Ascend Books

The British in the First World War

Micawber Books

For 50 years, the most True Blue fans in baseball have loved and supported their Royals. This is that story.
 Kansas City Royals: 50 Years: A Golden History is the Royals one and only official 50th anniversary commemorative book. Featuring more than 100 photos, classic memorabilia, and original essays by George Brett, Eric Hosmer, Frank White, Jeff Montgomery, Bret Saberhagen, Denny Matthews, Dayton Moore, and others, this is the ultimate keepsake and perfect gift for Royals fans young and old. 
From the extra innings victory in the inaugural game in 1969 to today s bright future...from the first World Series title in 1985 to the thrilling 2015 championship...so many great players and so many unforgettable moments all captured here in this one-of-a-kind, must have collectible.
 This is our city. This is our team. 
#RaisedRoyal

Kansas City Royals: 50 Years - A Golden History

Arts & Photography

Denny Matthews

Art Stewart

George Brett

Bret Saberhagen

Jeff Montgomery

Eric Hosmer

Dayton Moore

Ryan Lefebvre

Curt Nelson

Dick Kaegel

Jeffrey Flanagan

Photography & Video

Skybox Press

Fluid Mechanics, 9/ED (Printed Connect Access Card)

Henry Xue

McGraw=Hill

Fluid Mechanics

An Adventure Game Focusing on Math Problem-Solving Strategies. Scripted, three-tiered lessons introduce six problem-solving strategies that students use to earn travel dots and accumulate gold to speed their teams through Numberland, Sportsland, Fantasyland, and Dinosaurland. As they pass through seven power levels to ultimately become Einsteinians, teams face challenges posed by Fate Cards that test their preparation and ingenuity. Working individually and in cooperative teams, students create original problems using the six problem-solving strategies explained on the accompanying poster. The teacher's guide includes complete procedures, handout and Fate Card masters, answer keys, and assessments, while student adventure guides introduce the game and its procedures. Each lesson runs for five class periods and may stand alone. Grades 4 - 7. 8½'' x 11'' 199 pages. Interact. (INT902)

Math Quest

C. J. Middendorf

Mathematics

Interact

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