Especially designed for those with minimal computer experience, this book presents the concepts of program design in a simple, easy-to-understand “building block” format, and applies those design concepts to realistic business programs. Each chapter provides not only a complete explanation of what needs to be done in the design, but why. The book is divided into four main parts: Design Principles, Basic Program Design Techniques, and Advanced Program Design. This organization helps readers understand how the subject matter in each chapter relates to other chapters within the section— and the topic of program design as a whole. For individuals interested in the field of program design.

Fundamentals of Structured Program Design (2nd Edition)

Computers & Technology

Robinson, Dan

Programming

Pearson

Especially designed for those with minimal computer experience, this book presents the concepts of program design in a simple, easy-to-understand "building block" format, and applies those design concepts to realistic business programs. Each chapter provides not only a complete explanation of what needs to be done in the design, but why. Uses two standard programs throughout, adding complexity one chapter at a time. Each chapter walks readers through the entire program design process, beginning with the assessment of the program specifications, through the development of the structure chart, and completing the design process with both flowcharts and pseudo code. For anyone wanting an easily-accessible, realistic applications-based introduction to program design.

Fundamentals of Structured Program Design

PRENTICE/HALL

Natural and Necessary Unions is a history for our time. It shows that the choice between "union and independence" that shapes current debates about the future of the United Kingdom in the age of Brexit is a false one. Against the countervailing currents of hegemony and fragmentation that rangeacross centuries - from the economic dominance of southern England and the burdens of social democracy to the rise of separatist nationalisms and European integration - unionists struggled to make a union-state that would protect the independence of its citizens and communities from these widerforces.Natural and Necessary Unions tells the story of how the quest for autonomy shaped the history of three communities: Scotland, Ireland, and Northumbria. It charts the different choices these societies made about their relationships within the British Isles and in wider international society,crystallizing in the choice that must be made again between the British and European unions. From these wildly differing experiences, Scotland's devolution emerges as an enviable middle-ground, compared to Ireland's satellite status and the hyper-centralism of England.Drawing on a wealth of evidence from polls to poetry, and a cast of characters ranging from Edmund Burke and Gordon Brown to Gerry Adams and Alex Salmond, Natural and Necessary Unions points the way to a new unionist politics for the twenty-first century.

Natural and Necessary Unions: Britain, Europe, and the Scottish Question

History

Europe

Oxford University Press

It is September, 2004. The place is New York City. The world as we knew it no longer exists. A nuclear device went off in Tel Aviv killing and maiming a million. But that was not the worst of it. The coastal plain of Israel collapsed and the Mediterranean Sea rushed in all the way to the Sea of Galilee. An act of terror or one of their own bombs triggered off it could not be determined. There was more to come. After a series of powerful earthquakes in Southern California, the cores of three nuclear power plants ringing Los Angeles almost simultaneously cracked. Huge quantities of radioactive gases were released into the atmosphere making much of Southern California uninhabitable. Acts of sabotage or the result of the severe shaking and shifting of the ground it could not be determined. It is aganst this backdrop that we meet Doug McKenzie, investigative reporter for the Gotham Times and his precocious twelve year daughter, Rachel. Rachel described her dad as "One of the most beautiful men she had ever seen and this included the bg screen. He was almost given preferential treatment because of his looks and some of this attention cascaded down on her." Physically, her body is changing. "Literally, she crossed her fingers and hoped for the best." The story commences when Doug McKenzie investigates the suicide of a prelate of the church. This prelate had been responsible for the finances of the New York City diocese and had recently wired $100,000,000 of the church's funds out of the city to a safe haven. Eventually, Doug McKenzie connects this event to a nuclear plot against New York City by a Coalition of Middle East nation who are in an undeclared state of war with the United States. But it is Rachel and her theory "Rachel's Theory" that provides the logical path to the location of the devices. Then it is a race against time. But this act of war, now the second on U.S. territory, is only one of a number that will follow. Doug McKenzie, divorced single parent, dearly loves his daughter but she is making the transition from pre-teen to a young woman and he is not making it with her. And so there is a conflict between the two of them. He meets the beautiful Child Psychiatrist Laurie Reynolds but they can onlyt manage a modern sexual relationship; that is, both can only schedule their trysts with each other according to their own schedules: "Everything had its place including her love life, when she chose to have it." They plan to be married but her desire to be closer to him falsely leads her to believe that he might participate in a threesome with another woman. Then there is Hillary Clinton who has survived the current scandal with her husband to become President of the United States. I really didn't have a choice here. She is the only one I could think of who would have the guts to make the kinds of decisions that are required in "Suffer The Children". In the end, an Hispanic pressman at the Gotham Times says, "What cajones that Hillary has, what cajones." "Suffer The Children" is a metaphor for the twin problems of crime and terror. Parents cannot afford to let their kids have the freedoms, like free play, unsupervised time, etc. they enjoyed when they were growing up becuase now they have to know where their kids are at all times because of what's out there. Perhaps this book will help light up the problem.

Suffer The Children

Chrono-Thriller Books

Dan Robinson’s Seeking True Christianity is a sincere but controversial book that’s guaranteed to offend almost everybody. It challenges the Christian status quo of our time, much like Martin Luther’s Ninety-Five Theses did in his. Seeking True Christianity is unique because it describes the experiences of someone who has spent nearly 30 years on the audience’s side of numerous pulpits. It is also unique because Robinson has dug much deeper than most Christians in order to uncover true Christianity, and has been enabled by God to live a life that has been far more daring than any that he would have chosen for himself. The book is Robinson’s account of his search for true Christianity, and the lessons that he has learned along the way. He describes his experiences (both good and bad) like a reporter, and yet he addresses the reader as he would in a personal letter. The book’s purpose is to provide practical advice to Christians who are either zealous for the truth, or would like to be. The most controversial sections of the book are undoubtedly Robinson’s sample Bible studies concerning: Calvinism; Mary, the Mother of Jesus; War; Government; Christian Zionism; Believer’s Water Baptism; Homosexuality; and The End of the Age. What the reader will take away from reading this book is the motivation to leave behind much of today’s popular conception of Christianity, and return to the way of life prescribed in the New Testament.

Seeking True Christianity: Practical Advice for Zealous Christians

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Football's Quick Passing Game : Fundamentals and Techniques (The Art & Science of Coaching Series)

Coverdale, Andrew

Coaches Choice / Sagamore

Andrew Coverdale and Dan Robinson give good insight into the building blocks of a successful quick passing game. They draw on coaching methods that describe the fundamentals that many NFL teams are currently using to combat an attacking style of defene. For any coach interested in gaining insightful knowledge of the game, this book gives an excellent set of principles - Jim Fassel

Football's Quick Passing Game, Vol. 1: Fundamentals and Techniques

Sports & Outdoors

Football (American)

Coaches Choice

Volume 2 of this amazing 3-volume series covers the more advanced routes of the quick passing game. Includes the "quick smash" route, the "stop" route, the "turn" route, the "short" route package, the picks: "In" and "out" route packages, the "Wheel" route, and also offers additional ideas in development in the quick passing game.

Footballs Quick Passing Game: More Advanced Routes (The Art & Science of Coaching Series)

Volume three of this 3-volume series from coaches Andrew Coverdale and Dan Robinson presents a well-conceived, well-organized, and well-presented resource on the quick passing game: implementing the package. The beefy 260+ pages includes dozens of illustrations and diagrams, and covers using play action with the quick passing game, creating and using "packaged calls" within the quick passing game, applying the quick passing game to situational football, building and teaching a full blitz-beating progression, teaching and installation philosophy, general principles, quarterback and receiver overviews, and an extensive appendix that includes playbook samples, a receiver split rules summary, coaching points, scramble rules, adapting the quick passing game to the shotgun, advanced tools, positional skills lists, and much, much more.

Footballs Quick Passing Game

The World's Most Well-Known Stranger: A Book About the Holy Spirit

Innovo Publishing

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