Hückel Molecular Orbital Theory

Science & Math

Yates, Keith

Chemistry

Academic Press

Instill pride, self-confidence and discipline in your child! Tae kwon do can do that--and it's fun, so kids will want to keep on practicing and learning. You'll see...this sport's not just about kicks and punches! How do you get children started--the right way? Choose the right teacher: Take your time, watch a class, and follow these hints before signing up. Know what to expect: Here are all the basic moves and positions kids will encounter--including the respectful bow that opens and closes every class. * Warm them up and build them up: get exercises that gently stretch the muscles for the workout ahead, and others to increase strength. * Detailed photos illustrate the correct techniques for making a fist, and a variety of blocks and kicks. * One by one, go through sparring positions and combinations, patterns suitable for competition, and valuable self-defense skills. Filled with inspiring photographs of kids executing the maneuvers, and endorsed by the American Karate and Tae Kwon Do Organization. 96 pages, 302 b/w illus., 6 x 9.

Tae Kwon Do For Kids

Children's Books

Robbins, Bryan

Sports & Outdoors

Sterling

GRAF Spee's Raiders: Challenge to the Royal Navy, 1914-1915

"Graf Spee's" Raiders: Challenge to the Royal Navy, 1914-15

History

Europe

Pen & Sword Books Ltd

Ambiophonics: Beyond Surround Sound to Virtual Sonic Reality

Glasgal, Ralph

Physics

Ambiophonics Inst

Yates recounts the story of German Admiral Spee's eight ships and his involvement in hit-and-run attacks and two major sea battles. He includes material on several German and British ship and squadron commanders, and provides an overview of the opening months of WWI in the Indian, Atlantic, and Pacific Oceans. Contains b&amp;w photos and maps, details of warships, and a note on naval gunnery. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Graf Spee's Raiders: Challenge to the Royal Navy, 1914-1915

Military

Naval_Institute_Press

Many books have been written about Jutland, the most important naval battle of World War I, but this work sets a new standard for popular naval history. Keith Yates writes with such clarity that readers can follow even the most abstruse details of the battle, and he writes with such style and verve that even readers with no knowledge of the war will get caught up in the story. Yet his expert analysis of the battle and his discussion of the post-war controversy, which draw on his own naval experience and lifelong study of the subject, will attract professional naval historians. 
One of the book's many strengths is a background essay that prepares the reader for the battle and also offers one of the best portraits available of the Royal Navy before, during, and after the war. The author's profiles of the major players involved contribute to a deeper understanding of the battle whose opponents both claimed victory. When the British and German fleets finally met that day in 1916 off the coast of Denmark--as much by accident as by design--none would know that debate over the outcome would rage on for years and become nearly as interesting as the battle itself. Now distanced in time and completely detached from the personalities involved on that momentous day, Yates can take a fresh look at Jutland and the naval actions preceding it.

Flawed Victory: Jutland, 1916

Naval Inst Pr

The Complete Book of Tae Kwon Do Forms: The Chang-Hon Patterns

Asia

Independently published

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