An Uncommon Woman: The Life of Lydia Hamilton Smith (Keystone Books)

Biographies & Memoirs

Kelley, Mark

Community & Culture

Penn State University Press

Berman's Lament

Literature & Fiction

Vantage Press

Book by Lund, Annabel, Kelley, Mark, Simons, Howard, Mishler, Clark

Heartbeat: World Eskimo Indian Olympics

Sports & Outdoors

Simons, Howard

Lund, Annabel

Mishler, Clark

Miscellaneous

Epicenter Pr

Practical Unigraphics NX2 Modeling for Engineers is a cost-effective, self-paced course in UGS NX2 software. The NX2 book includes practical exercises, self-tests, and timesaving tips that are applicable for both NX and NX2. This Unigraphics book is a joint effort by Design Visionaries to bring to life DV President Stephen Samuel's vision of compiling and publishing the NX training exercises that he has been creating for the engineering community for years. Like his Unigraphics training programs, this book is also project-oriented. Methods outlined in this UG book go beyond an academic use of Unigraphics-they are tricks of the trade that come from thousands of hours of actual use of Unigraphics to design some of the most difficult products in the world. In many cases, the examples and exercises emulate actual design work. The exercises provided in this UG book are classroom tested, and are guaranteed to give you the knowledge you need to learn NX2.

Practical Unigraphics NX2 Modeling for Engineers: A Project Oriented Learning Manual

Samuel, Stephen

Rymarz, Paul

Pragada, Anuranjini

Computers & Technology

Design Visionaries, Incorporated

The nuclear novel corporate publishers would not touch. Rain of Ruin tells the story of a young woman killed by the American atomic bomb. Based on a real-life experience, Rain of Ruin is as true as Girls of Atomic City but far more tragic. from the back cover: Military leaders and historians have told the story of the atomic bomb. But the official accounts never focus on the thousands of ordinary Americans who helped make it happen. Rain of Ruin tells the story from their point of view for the first time. It follows Agnes Jenkins Flaherty, an eighteen-year-old country girl, as she takes her devout religious faith and towering sense of responsibility to wartime Washington, D.C. to work with the Manhattan Project. She quickly finds love in the city, but her budding romance is overshadowed by a growing sense of terror when she learns, from the Top Secret documents crossing her desk, that project scientists think setting off the bomb might destroy the earth. Agnes escapes that prospect, but not the heartbreaking disappointment and tragedy that follow.

Rain of Ruin: The stirring account of a young woman's life as a clerk for the Top Secret Manhattan Project

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Long before he left the television news industry, Mark Kelley was concerned about the trends he saw developing in the business. Commercial pressures (exacerbated by the relentless meddling of consultants) were making it increasingly difficult for professional news workers to do a competent job of delivering important information to readers, listeners, and viewers. He conceived the notion of writing a book that analyzed all news media, connecting it to the quest for truth that drives people of faith and spirituality. Engaging News Media explores the state of the news media and their audiences today, attempting to examine whether or not truth could be found there, and if so, how people of faith and people in general might be more successful in extracting it.

Engaging News Media: A Practical Guide for People of Faith

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Cowley Publications

Mark Kelley's personal photo vision of Juneau, Alaska--the state capital located at the water's edge of the forested mountains of the Inside Passage. More than 100 color photos record Juneau's small town life as well as the vistas and wildlife of the surrounding ocean, mountains, forests, glaciers and icefields. Essaist Annabel Lund describes the contradictions of a small city surrounded by wilderness and traces Juneau's history from a world-class gold mining hub to a government and regional center.

Juneau portrait II

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

M. Kelley

Mark Kelley's personal vision of Juneau, Alaska--the state capital located at the water's edge of the forested mountains of the Inside Passage. More than 100 color photos record Juneau's small town life as well as the vistas and wildlife of the surrounding ocean, mountains, forests, glaciers and icefields. Writer Annabel Lund describes the contradictions of a small city surrounded by wilderness. She traces Juneau's history from a world-class gold mining hub to a government and regional center.

Juneau Portrait II

Mark Kelley Photography

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