All Color Book of Racing Cars

Engineering & Transportation

King, Brad

Automotive

Octopus Books Ltd, 1973

All Colour Book of Racing Cars

Octopus Books, Ltd.

Aviation was in its infancy when the task of realizing its naval possibilities fell to the airmen of the Royal Navy. They rose to the challenge, pioneering the use of airpower at sea, strategic bombing, & antisubmarine warfare. The story of the considerable risks these men took to lay the foundation for today's carrier-borne aviation has been pieced together with the help of the Imperial War Museum & its extensive archives.

Royal Naval Air Service 1912-1918

History

Military

Hikoki Publications

HERE'S WHAT MOST MEN ACCEPT AS THEY GET OLDER: Fatigue. Loss of lean muscle tissue. Decline in strength. Increased body fat-especially in the belly area. Difficulty sleeping. Prostate enlargement. Hair loss. Low libido. Erectile dysfunction. Moodiness. Depression. Memory problems. Aching joints. Cardiovascular problems. Diabetes. Low passion for Life. NOT A PRETTY PICTURE. The majority of men in North America begin to notice these physical and emotional changes in their mid-30s. Research confirms that this is largely due to a drastic decline in male hormone levels-a phenomenon known as andropause. Not only do men lose approximately 10 percent of their testosterone levels each decade after age 30, by the time they are 60 they typically produce 60 percent less testosterone than they did at age 20. BUT... IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE THIS WAY! In Beer Belly Blues, Nutritional Expert and Best Selling Author Brad King uses humorous anecdotes as well as concise layman's prose to explain the complex underlying cause of age-related changes in men, and shows how, when armed with knowledge and an enlightened strategy, we can safely recapture the energy and even the body of our youth.

Beer Belly Blues: What Every Aging Man and the Women in his Life Need to Know

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Men's Health

Abundant Health Systems Inc.

The Ultimate Male Solution: Lose the Belly Increase Testosterone Supercharge Your Sex Life

Alternative Medicine

Abundant Health Systems

Before the multibillion computer game industry, there was Dungeons &amp; Dragons, a tabletop game created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson in 1974. D&amp;D captured the attention of a small but influential group of players, many of whom also gravitated to the computer networks that were then appearing on college campuses around the globe. With the subsequent emergence of the personal computer, a generation of geeky storytellers arose that translated communal D&amp;D playing experiences into the virtual world of computer games. The result of that 40-year journey is today's massive global community of players who, through games, have forged very real friendships and built thriving lives in virtual worlds. Dungeons &amp; Dreamers follows the designers, developers, and players who built the virtual games and communities that define today's digital entertainment landscape and explores the nature of what it means to live and thrive in virtual communities.

Dungeons & Dreamers: A Story of How Computer Games Created a Global Community

Computers & Technology

Borland, John

Games & Strategy Guides

ETC Press

We have no clout whatsoever. We don't work for a publishing house, we're not hiding a printing press in a basement, and we aren't part of whatever mythical body of old white men drinking scotch in a shadowed library determines the literary canon. We're just people who have worked a lot of bad jobs, and put up with a lot of bullshit, and decided we wanted to hear about how that same phenomenon happened to others. If you're reading this, it's because you want to hear about that too. We think you'll find the mix of essays, short stories, and poems in this collection speak to common experiences and make you feel less alone in your struggle against the grinding machine of entropy.

Bad Jobs & Bullshit

Humor & Entertainment

Peckham, Amber

Dyer, Jessica

Humor

The Geeky Press

HoosierLit: A Literary Magazine by The Geeky Press is a publication that features some of the best fiction, non-fiction, essays, poetry, and script writing by Indiana writers.

Hoosier Lit

Mathew, Nicole

Lockwood, Elise

Literature & Fiction

Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein or, The Modern Prometheus was first published two hundred years ago on March 11, 1818. Shelley's novel warns of the possible sacrifices for knowledge and hints toward the costs to man and society, how new knowledge can redefine human existence and experience.These themes of Frankenstein have been reinterpreted and applied to debates regarding atomic weapons, nuclear energy, cloning, bioengineering, robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI). This collection brings together CMU scholars in the Arts, Humanities, and Sciences to consider the relevance of Shelley's novel today, particularly how it helps frame the responsibility of investigators to consider the consequences of artificial intelligence and a technologically-augmented human society.

Frankenstein's Legacy: Four Conversations about Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and the Modern World

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

lulu.com

Finley the beaver and Francie the ferret both like different things. See how these two unique friends express their creativity and discover the importance of finding balance in life as they learn to share what they each like most. Young readers will also enjoy several bonus activity pages.

Finley Likes Fries. Francie Likes Fruit.

Children's Books

Animals

Bowker

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