The fifth edition of this very successful IBM Redbook provides a complete understanding of the TCP/IP protocol suite and how IBM's suite of networking products work in a heterogeneous networking environment. New features include an Internet access chapter, and new sections on MIME, SNMPv2, DHCP, and other state-of-the-art protocols.

Tcp/Ip Tutorial and Technical Overview

Computers & Technology

Hayes, Steve

Murphy, Eamon

Enders, Matthias

Networking & Cloud Computing

Lebanon, Indiana, U.S.A.: Prentice Hall

A brazen daylight robbery at Christie's becomes the talk of London, but Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson are no longer in the business of solving crime. Holmes has retired to Sussex, to keep bees, and Watson, recently widowed, has returned to general practice. But when Watson, desperate for distraction, agrees to accompany his old friend to Vienna, to visit eminent neurologist, Sigmund Freud, it is not long before the pair are pulled back into the murky world of ruthless criminals bent on abduction, intimidation, and murder. A shadowy terrorist group, The Black Hand, is plaguing the city, and when the tentacles of a crime committed in England reach across to Vienna to cil around Harry Houdini, the famous American escapologist, the Great Detective and his Boswell relish the chance of solving yet another puzzle.

Sherlock Holmes and the King of Clubs

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Whitehead, David

Mystery

Creative Texts Publishers, LLC

Yesterday he was a spy. Today he's a Washington politician. Tomorrow he could be the next President of the United States. Soon he could be in control of one of the world's most powerful nations - unless a daredevil adventurer and his beautiful accomplice can stop him. But that's a big if...

A Candidate for Conspiracy

Creative Texts Publishers

Two western fiction writers tell a brand-new Holmes story, with plenty of western influences
Thomas Howard of Missouri came out of nowhere, one foggy night, to rescue Countess Elaina Montague from rape and robbery. He was in England, he said, to find his brother, who had disappeared. To repay him, the beautiful countess offered to enlist her friend, Sherlock Holmes, to help in the search. At the time Holmes was investigating a rash of audacious jewel-thefts, and much to Watson's dismay spending altogether too much time at the music hall. But because the Great Detective felt that there was more to the mysterious Mr Howard than met the eye, he accepted the case. This in turn led to their involvement in a vicious blood feud, a spectacular—not to mention death-defying—daylight robbery, the possibility of a serious diplomatic incident, and finally, a thrilling climax below the brooding River Thames.

Sherlock Holmes and the Queen of Diamonds

Robert_Hale

A brand-new Sherlock Holmes story finds Watson worried about his friend
Following a prolonged cocaine binge, Sherlock Holmes is closer to death than Dr. Watson has ever seen him before. Fearing for his friend's wellbeing, he arranges for the the pair to repair to France, to enjoy a leisurely convalescence at the home of Holmes's old friend Henri Gillet. But even before they reach Paris they become embroiled in a perilous mystery of the like even they have never encountered before. Who, for example, is the strange man with the peculiar fascination for raindrops? And why does someone want one of France's most beloved novelists dead? Before the final explosive confrontation, Holmes and Watson must tangle with a cold and calculating brotherhood for which no crime is too ghastly, especially if it helps to further their own sinister ends.

Sherlock Holmes and the Knave of Hearts

A brazen daylight robbery at Christie's becomes the talk of London, but Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson are no longer in the business of solving crime. Holmes has retired to Sussex, to keep bees, and Watson, recently widowed, has returned to general practice. But when Watson, desperate for distraction, agrees to accompany his old friend to Vienna, to visit eminent neurologist, Sigmund Freud, it is not long before the pair are pulled back into the murky world of ruthless criminals bent on abduction, intimidation and murder. A shadowy terrorist group, The Black Hand, is plaguing the city, and when the tentacles of a crime committed in England reach across to Vienna to cil around Harry Houdini, the famous American escapologist, the Great Detective and his Boswell relish the chance of solving yet another puzzle.

Thrillers & Suspense

Robert Hale, Ltd.

It is a scenario that has become all too familiar in today’s religious landscapes. Our pastors, mentors, and friends find themselves in crisis due to personal moral temptations and failures. Never were these indiscretions planned. Compromise is always the last thing anyone intends to do. But lack of forethought and preventive preparation often leads to stumbles and scandals as relationship boundaries are crossed. 
Steve Hayes pleas with all those in ministry to come to grips with tough issues such as honesty, integrity, and vulnerability in an effort to strengthen character and to avoid the temptor’s traps.

Safe & Sound: Protecting Personal and Ministry Relationships

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

B & H Pub Group

Includes blues, rock, country and hard rock styles---over 100 licks &amp; riffs for live and studio performance. All licks are shown in standard music notation and TAB. These are scale and fingering patterns every guitarist needs to know. The CD includes all examples and solos.

Basix Essential Licks for Guitar: Book & CD (Basix(R) Series)

Arts & Photography

Manus, Ron

Hall, Steve

Music

Alfred Music

The Third Invention: How the Bow and Arrow Changed History

History

Americas

Underwood Books

The Third Invention: How the Bow & Arrow Made History

Underwood/Miller

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