Inevitably, at some point in their careers, professional Pascal programmers will find themselves in need of some expert advice to solve a particular problem. Now there is a single, accessible resource that answers everything that Pascal programmers need to know. Features * written by Brian Long from the technical support team at Borland U * addresses all major development areas: DOS, Windows, Object Windows, Turbo Vision, graphics and debugging plus coverage of protected mode issue * includes a disk containing program listings from the book that demonstrate solutions to key problems

The Borland Pascal Problem Solver

Computers & Technology

Long, Brian

Software

Addison-Wesley

A sixteen-year-old black youth is attacked and beaten by members of a high school fraternity at the end of the first week of school in 1980. The brothers are stopped by Alex Moran, a fraternity brother from a neighboring chapter who steps in and breaks it up, but not until the damage has been inflicted. Alex is identified by the victim and is sought by both the victim and his rogue fraternity brothers who have adopted a neo-Nazi ideology with the idea of ridding their town of Jews and minorities while Alex’s chapter has decided to admit black students—who are mostly new to the town—as members for the first time. 
High school life in 1980 in the small town of Malbrook on Long Island provides the backdrop for the three separate groups of friends who are all looking at the situation through their own unique circumstances. 
A night of mayhem ensues in which members of the rogue chapter burn down a temple and cause chaos in the Jewish community. To complicate matters, the victim’s cousin and three friends are in Malbrook seeking revenge against the attackers and are soon sought for the fire and the beating of one of the victim’s attackers. 
As detectives close in on the real culprits, one final showdown occurs where all three groups are brought together to settle things once and for all.

Malbrook

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

PublishDrive

This illustrated history of Lancia tells the story of the long line of distinctive cars produced by this famous Italian company from its foundation in 1906 to the beginning of the 21st century. The evolution of Lancia's cars and other vehicles forms the core of the narrative, but the author also offers an insight into the dominating personalities who shaped Lancia's history. He describes, too, the company's successes and the set-backs it has suffered while playing a key role in the European car industry since 1906. The author brings his detailed account up to date by looking at Lancia's latest models and at the position of this notable marque in the huge Fiat empire.

Lancia: From Alpha to Zeta and Beyond

Engineering & Transportation

Automotive

Sutton Pub Ltd

Much more than an excellent gazetteer, an engaging history using contemporary sources shows whose hands the defence of the Anglo-Scottish border was in while Henry V was at Agincourt. Subsequent surveys show how Christopher Dacre forwarded a bold project that linked a string of towers forming a defence against marauding Scots, suggesting new towers to stop gaps, a 'dyke or defence' joining them like a latter-day Hadrian's Wall. Beyond this line were many peles or bastles, homes to the headsmen of the notorious reiving families cursed in 1525 by the Bishops of Durham and Glasgow because of their brutal way of life, giving rise to much romance and legend. Polite society occupied the large castles of the coastal area.This history and gazetteer, with 500 entries, will increase your knowledge of Northumberland and its proud, turbulent past.

Castles and Strongholds of Northumberland: A History and Gazetteer

History

Europe

The History Press

A vital book for the Lancia buyer, this collectors guide gives all the details owners/enthusiasts are looking for. Production figures, historical details, buying tips, the many variants and derivatives on the distinctively attractive Betas.

Lancia Beta: Berlina, Coupe, Spider, Hpe and Montecarlo : A Collector's Guide

Motorbooks Intl

Fat, Dumb and Lazy are three employees nobody wants yet every company has. They drive up healthcare costs, jeopardize safety and negatively impact the bottom line. Truth be told, they're bad for business (and they're not doing themselves much good, either). So what's a CEO to do? Read this little book and take a cure from Mr. Lead. The CEO of Good Company finds a surprisingly simple solution to the bad behaviors that hold us back from being great

Fat, Dumb and Lazy: A simple story for those who seek change (and even those who don't)

Business & Money

Long, Julie

Business Culture

Julie Long Writes

Doggerel Bank: Comic verses and other nonsense

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

lulu.com

The Maze

In a society that has let reality-based television run amok, The Maze is born. What is to be a one time &quot;survival of the fittest&quot; on a volunteer basis turns into an annual event where four people from each state are &quot;drafted,&quot; willing or not, to compete. Winning means glory and riches. Losing means death. The Maze is not just a seemingly endless territory where no clear paths are present. It knows what scares you. Your fears, no matter how deep they are buried, are used against you until you begin to question your sanity. Enter team Florida, the youngest team ever chosen to compete. Leading the way is Derek Walker, a twenty-three-year-old amateur boxer who will do anything to get his team out alive. Along with Derek is Mike Halpin, a high school senior and the voice of reason on a team that is so similar in age, yet so different in background. With them are teammates Tommy Catelle, a twenty-one-year-old musician who may just be curious enough to get his entire team killed, and Susan Lucas, who, though just following the lead of her teammates, is carrying enough emotional baggage to sink them all. They must learn to trust one another while navigating their way through emotional and physical nightmares that threaten their very existence. And one by one they face the fears that only The Maze seems to know.

Contemporary

AuthorHouse

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

1st Book Library

How to do everything from finding product-market fit to managing investors from a unicorn founder and CEO In Problem Hunting:&nbsp;The Tech Startup Textbook, Brian Long offers a tactical approach to building a tech company based on his experience growing a multi-billion dollar software business and selling another business to Twitter for nine figures. This is a daily playbook that any budding entrepreneur will return to over and over again as a reference when building their business. Problem Hunting is broken down into chapters giving simple, step-by-step advice for each stage and functional department needed to run a startup tech company: <ul> <li>Finding and testing product market fit</li> <li>Creating and refining your product</li> <li>Selling and marketing your new solution</li> <li>Hiring your team and building your culture</li> <li>Mobilizing financial, legal, and compliance functions</li> <li>Pitching investors and securing funding</li> </ul> Built upon learning and anecdotes from a unicorn founder,&nbsp;Problem Hunting has everything prospective entrepreneurs and leaders need to start their business. &nbsp;

Problem Hunting: The Tech Startup Textbook

Management & Leadership

Peakpoint Press

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