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Short medium and long range shooting of varmints particullary in western United States

A Varmint Hunter's Odyssey

Precision Shooting, Inc.

Because we are all in search of our next "I'll be happy When", we sometimes forget that life is filled with joy and beauty right "now". The Whens is an encouraging self-help book for adults and older youth that is written in the style of a picture book. The creators wanted a thoughtful book that was simple and quick to read so that the ideas of "following your smile" and "being happy now" didn't get lost in the clutter. Are you brave enough to step off the trail of Whens to find your happiness now?

The Whens

Self-Help

Happiness

Creative Voyagers

Butterflies Don't Chew Bubblegum is an imaginative, interactive, children's picture book. Kids will giggle at the fun, creative things bugs do with bubblegum. For example, worms jump from the trees on bubblegum parachutes and ladybugs host an upside-down tea party on gum furniture. But you'll never catch a butterfly being silly because... butterflies don't chew bubblegum! Publisher's note: This revised 2014 paperback edition (978-09838019-5-5) has simplified language that match the eBook. It is ideal for children 2-4.

Butterflies Don't Chew Bubblegum!

Children's Books

Animals

Dax is a clever six-year-old boy whose best friend is a balloon-animal poodle. He wants to mail a birthday card to Grandma, but an accident in the small-town post office mixes up everyone's mail. Can Dax sort out the mess before his grandma's birthday?Dax lives with his family in Wallapazoo, Minnesota. Dax and Zippa met at a town carnival and have been best friends ever since. Dax is a great kid, but occasionally gets into trouble. When he does, Zippa is always to blame.The Great Mail Mix-Up is a short chapter book for children aged 5-8 who enjoy humorous stories. 10 Chapters. 5k words.

Dax & Zippa's Great Mail Mix-Up

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Glow Word Books

Michael is a twelve-year-old outcast who wants to be a water wizard like everyone else in his small mountain town. But unlike his classmates, he cannot master the simplest water spell. When a stranger rides to town, Michael learns that he is actually a rare sun wizard, which everyone thought was extinct. The news of his unique power, however, is bittersweet since he is the only person who can save the West from a ruthless invader. This is the first book of the "Wizards In The West" series and is recommended for children and young adults who love wizard books. Ages 8-11. 10 chapters. 15k words.

Water Wizards (Wizards of the West)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Inside the Minds: The Semiconductor Industry features leading semiconductor CEOs from Micron Technology, Xilinx, Tvia, Form Factor, Magma, On Semiconductor, Nitronex, Mellanox, Brecis and Cradle Technologies. These industry visionaries share their knowledge on chips, future killer-apps, developing applications, globalization, specialization, vertical and horizontal integration, memory, streaming media, the future of the semiconductor industry and other important topics. An unprecedented look inside the world of the semiconductor industry makes for exciting and highly interesting reading for every level semiconductor and technology professional and anyone interested in the future of semiconductors and how they can take advantage of the opportunities on a personal or professional level.

Inside the Minds: The Seminconductor Industry- Industry Leaders Share Their Knowledge on the Future of the Semiconductor Revolution

Aspatore Books Staff

Lynch, Bob

Gupta, Satish

Jack Guedj

Roelandts, Wim

Khandros, Igor

Madhavan, Rajeev

Waldman, Eyal

Business & Money

Aspatore Books

Manchester. An hourly paid lecturer in a university art school writes fiction and poetry. He steals tea bags, screws and other useful items to get by. As he struggles with tiredness, depression and the quality of his writing output, he experiences nightmares about his past in a small town. He begins to write these down. A big moment blisters up, in which he sees the brutal cycles of life, and the catastrophic future in the present. 
Last Days of Pompeii skewers contemporary English life with a satire and a serious warning about our state of complacency.

Last Days of Pompeii: Volume 1, Augurs

Humor & Satire

Erratum Press

Last Days of Pompeii presents an hourly-paid lecturer trying to write fiction. His fictions process his past via nightmares of previous lives in northern small towns, where the endless cycles of rebirth and changeless vistas are one kind of hell, not an idyll to be romanticised. His fictions then begin to sweat the augurs of a rapidly oncoming brutal future, the new hell, via an attempt to write the sci-fi he loves. The present and future begin to blur, his mental health starts to crumble. But his fiction fails - it fails in quality - his work frequently fails, his colleagues fail, the students fail, the university fails, the city fails, our culture fails. The world fails. In an era when to be 'professional' is to fake it until you make it, then carry on faking it after you've made it - as the solipsistic populations of the west and beyond stroll towards the precipice - Last Days of Pompeii declares the new revanchist frontier for literature in our time to be the Literature of Failure. But this can be no grand announcement. This new literature must not be the prurient, sentimental peddling of individual struggle already on the market, but an unflinching, excoriating smash of personal with historical failure. Our hugely excessive language of positivity is a thin veneer, it reflects our narcissism back at us, but masks the inevitable era of collapse to come. The biggest tragedy of all is that tragedy gains no traction in these risible last days. Perhaps it never does, at the end of any civilisation. Maybe tragedy is always retrospectively sketched in. Last Days of Pompeii exemplifies this inversion: first as farce and only then, falsely, as tragedy.

Last Days of Pompeii: a comedy: vols 1 & 2

A full size book discussing in depth: Airgun propulsion systems, airgun varmint hunting and pest control, American Field Target competition, airgun tests, airgun tuning, and supplier's index. Domestic and foreign airguns as well as today's airgun-specializing accuracy gunsmiths.

Airgun Odyssey

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