How To Mix Drinks, Or The Bon-vivant's Companion: To Which Is Appended A Manual For The Manufacture Of Cordials,liquors,fancy Syrups, &c.,&c

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Thomas, Jerry

Schultz, Christian

History

Franklin Classics

Care for a Morning Glory Cocktail, a Blue Blazer, or a Philadelphia Julep? Recipes for these and hundreds of other tasty libations appear in this landmark volume. Originally published in 1862, Jerry Thomas' Bartenders Guide is widely considered by drink historians as the first serious American book on cocktails and punches. "A new beverage is the pride of the bartender, and its appreciation and adoption his crowning glory," declared Jerry Thomas (1830–85), the most famous bartender of his era. Known as "the father of American mixology," Thomas developed the showy techniques practiced at his saloons throughout California and New York. From hot whiskey toddies to wedding punch to "temperance drinks," this extensive compilation of timeless recipes will delight modern-day mixologists and their guests. "There are so many bartending recipes in this book, it's doubtful you'll need any other guide." — The Paperback Stash.

Jerry Thomas' Bartenders Guide: How to Mix All Kinds of Plain and Fancy Drinks

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Beverages & Wine

Dover Publications

This drink recipe book is probably the most famous bartenders' and cocktail book of all times, and it was the first real cocktail book ever published in the United States. This is a nostalgic and delicious homage to a drinking era that is gone but not forgotten. This first edition of the guide include the first written recipes of such cocktails as the DAISY, the MINT JULEP. the FIZZ, the FLIP, Sour and many many more. Among other famous drinks are the BLUE BLAZER, the EYE-OPENER, the LOCOMOTIVE, the PICK-ME-UP, the CORPSE-REVIVER, and CHAIN-LIGHTNING.

Jerry Thomas' Bartenders Guide: How To Mix Drinks 1862 Reprint:: A Bon Vivant's Companion

Reference

Loki's Publishing

Many students fear and loathe research methods classes, which conjure up images of musty, dusty books, boredom, and confusion. Students have a welcome surprise waiting for them with Research Methods in Physical Activity, Fifth Edition, as the text effortlessly guides them through the research process.
This latest edition of this internationally recognized textbook does not rest on its laurels as the leading research methods text. The authors have updated the resource in order to provide the following benefits:
-Shed new light on the research process, particularly regarding use of library facilities
-Enhance students' understanding of basic statistical calculations and the relevance of their uses
-Present a major revision to the chapter on qualitative research and contributions from eminent scholars to the chapters on historical, epidemiology, and philosophic research 
-Increase students' understanding of how to write research reports
-Carry the readers through the book by introducing three graduate students studying research methods, one of whom brings a special comical spin to the material In addition, the text presents a new chapter on using power to plan and interpret research and provides information on traditional perspectives and alternative approaches to the research process. As a result, readers
-understand the essentials of the research process;
-appreciate statistical analyses common to research studies;
-learn the basics of planning research and linking appropriate statistical packages with specific research designs;
-discover how to bring together all the components of the research process and lay them out, in appropriate formats, for dissemination to user groups; and
-gain access to a variety of tools to present or reinforce concepts presented in the book. Research Methods in Physical Activity, Fifth Edition, retains its strengths from the previous edition. The text is arranged in four parts that systematically guide the reader through the research process. It introduces readers to statistical and measurement issues in research and presents various types of, and approaches to, research. The new edition helps readers understand the complete research process, and it thoroughly arms them with practical research tools. For instructors teaching a research methods course, an instructor guide, test package, and presentation package specific to the textbook are available.
Research Methods in Physical Activity, Fifth Edition, demonstrates that research processes are not to be feared. To the contrary, they are useful tools to be used by students and professionals. This point is emphasized as authors regularly use humorous anecdotes, sketches, and corollaries to enliven the reading and drive home key points. This text removes the fear and confusion often associated with the research process and shines a light on all the aspects of research that readers need to know—whether it's reading, understanding, planning, carrying out, writing, or presenting research.

Research Methods in Physical Activity - 5th Edition

Science & Math

Silverman, Stephen

Nelson,Jack

Research

Human Kinetics

The presentation package for Research Methods in Physical Activity, Fifth Edition, includes a comprehensive series of PowerPoint slides featuring graphics directly from the text. More than 327 slides—organized by chapter so that instructors can easily choose the ones they need for their lectures—include the critical images that instructors can use for class discussion and illustration. 
The slides in the presentation package can be used directly with PowerPoint to print transparencies and slides or to make copies for distribution to students. Instructors can easily add, modify, and rearrange the order of the slides as well as search for images based on key words. 
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Research Methods in Physical Activity Presentation Package-5th Edition

Thomas, Katherine, Lee, Amelia, Thomas, Jerry

Physical Education Methods for Elementary Teachers: 70 Proven Lesson Plans

Computers & Technology

Thomas, Katherine

Lee, Amelia

Internet & Social Media

Research Methods in Physical Activity, Sixth Edition, presents an engaging overview of the research process and available methods for students researching within all subdisciplines of kinesiology and exercise science as well as physical therapy, rehabilitation, and occupational therapy. Translated into seven languages and interjected with the humor that has become a welcome component of this internationally recognized text, the sixth edition of Research Methods in Physical Activity also includes these enhancements: • Significant updates on the use of library services, including an in-depth discussion of effective electronic searches and information filing • Fewer hand calculations and increased focus on computational procedures for basic statistics, supplemented with examples from the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) to analyze data on 30 players from the 2008 Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) Tour • An updated and expanded chapter on the growing merit of using qualitative research to help answer research questions rather than relying solely on the traditional scientific approaches • A new chapter devoted to mixed-methods models of research that employ both quantitative and qualitative methods to provide a more balanced look at the research problem In addition to the improvements in the sixth edition, Research Methods in Physical Activity maintains the logical progression and presentation of information that make it the leading text in the field. It discusses all stages of the research process—including formulating and defining a research problem, analyzing data, and presenting results—and offers students practical help with the logistics of beginning, conducting, and completing their research. Readers are introduced to basic statistical and measurement concepts and learn how to complete statistical analysis of research results. Individual chapters on historical, philosophical, epidemiological, descriptive, experimental, and qualitative research acquaint students with possible research approaches, while a new final chapter in that section introduces mixed-methods models that combine different categories of research into one study. In those chapters, four scholarly contributors lend their expertise to provide in-depth knowledge from their respective fields. In addition, humorous stories, anecdotes, and photos are sprinkled throughout the text to demonstrate key points and enliven the reading without detracting from the content. The text concludes with instructions on preparing and presenting the research report. By systematically guiding the reader through the research process, Research Methods in Physical Activity, Sixth Edition, provides practical research tools and replaces research-induced anxiety and confusion with competency in understanding, planning, conducting, assessing, and presenting research.

Research Methods in Physical Activity - 6th Edition

Sports & Outdoors

TOO MANY CHRISTIANS DON T KNOW THE TRUTH ABOUT DINOSAURS. With this book for juniors (and their parents), author Elaine Graham-Kennedy, Ph.D., is out to change that. Dr. Kennedy is a Christian scientist who believes the Bible story of Creation and who has spent her life studying dinosaurs. She has much to share with kids.

Dinosaurs, Where Did They Come From? And Where Did They Go?: Where Did They Come from And Where Did They Go

Religion & Spirituality

Graham-kennedy, Elaine

Christian Books & Bibles

Pacific Pr Pub Assn

This book has been a big hit with physical educators since it came out in 1989. Now it's available in a new edition that keeps all the best features of the original, adds new material, and improves the presentation, all while making the information more affordable!
The new edition is split into two books--one for the elementary level and another for middle school--so you pay only for the lesson plans you need. Each book still provides developmentally appropriate lesson plans for every day of the school year plus information on how to organize classes to best implement the lessons. You can use the time you save on developing and organizing content to focus on providing quality teacher-learner interaction.
Both new books include an introductory section that explains basic motor development concepts and effective teaching strategies. With this background information fresh in your mind, it's easy to apply the ready-to-use lesson plans for maximum effectiveness. Other helpful features new to the second editions include
- new activities, including units on health (in keeping with the increased emphasis on health-related physical activity); - unit summaries; and - new artwork throughout.
Physical Education for Children: Daily Lesson Plans for Elementary School includes 437 lessons for grades K-5. (Physical Education for Children: Daily Lesson Plans for Middle School features 143 lessons for grades 6-8.) The activities become more challenging as you progress through the grade levels, and new activities are added at the higher levels. For each level, you'll find units of lesson plans on the following topics:
- Organization - Fitness - Games and Sports - Rhythmic Activities - Gymnastics - Health - Classroom Activities
The units on organization include both general concepts and sample lesson plans that demonstrate how to conduct classes that maximize students' opportunities to learn. The classroom activities are perfect to use on rainy days or as a teaching tool in a standard classroom curriculum.
The ready-to-use, fully illustrated lesson plans feature
- student objectives, - lists of equipment needs, - warm-up activities, - skill development activities, and - concluding activities.
You'll also find an appendix at the back of the book that provides rating scales and evaluation forms to help you conduct assessments. 
The Physical Education for Children books make it easy for teachers to combine program planning, lesson plan development, and effective teaching practices to provide a quality physical education program. No elementary or middle school physical education teachers, especially new teachers, should be without them.

Physical Education for Children:Daily Lesson Plan Elem School-2E

This book has been a big hit with physical educators since it came out in 1989. Now it's available in a new edition that keeps all the best features of the original, adds new material, and improves the presentation, all while making the information more affordable!
The new edition is split into two books--one for the elementary level and another for middle school--so you pay only for the lesson plans you need. Each book still provides developmentally appropriate lesson plans for every day of the school year plus information on how to organize classes to best implement the lessons. You can use the time you save on developing and organizing content to focus on providing quality teacher-learner interaction.
Both new books include an introductory section that explains basic motor development concepts and effective teaching strategies. With this background information fresh in your mind, it's easy to apply the ready-to-use lesson plans for maximum effectiveness. Other helpful features new to the second editions include
- new activities, including units on health (in keeping with the increased emphasis on health-related physical activity); - unit summaries; and - new artwork throughout.
Physical Education for Children: Daily Lesson Plans for Middle School includes 143 lessons for grades 6-8. (Physical Education for Children: Daily Lesson Plans for Elementary School features 437 lessons for grades K-5.) The activities become more challenging as you progress through the grade levels, and new activities are added at the higher levels. For each level, you'll find units of lesson plans on the following topics:
- Organization - Fitness - Games and Sports - Rhythmic Activities - Gymnastics - Health - Classroom Activities
The units on organization include both general concepts and sample lesson plans that demonstrate how to conduct classes that maximize students' opportunities to learn. The classroom activities are perfect to use on rainy days or as a teaching tool in a standard classroom curriculum.
The ready-to-use, fully illustrated lesson plans feature
- student objectives, - lists of equipment needs, - warm-up activities, - skill development activities, and - concluding activities.
You'll also find an appendix at the back of the book that provides rating scales and evaluation forms to help you conduct assessments. 
The Physical Education for Children books make it easy for teachers to combine program planning, lesson plan development, and effective teaching practices to provide a quality physical education program. No elementary or middle school physical education teachers, especially new teachers, should be without them.

Physical Education For Children:Daily Lesson Plan Midl School-2E

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Exercise & Fitness

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