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The Bible is considered the most profound collection of documents in all of history, and it includes messages and stories that are still mentioned in the secular world. But it's long, complicated, hard to read, and not organized in chronological order. In this simplified student version of The Short Bible, author Dr. Peter Bylsma explains basic facts about the Bible, summarizes all the books of the Old and New Testaments in 25 short, easy-to-read chapters, and includes key terms and reflection questions for students in secondary schools and higher education. Structured like a modern book, it also includes historical and geographical facts to help clarify the context of the events.

This chess book is well written. It is an excellent teaching tool for all people who wish to learn and understand this wonderful game of life. This is truly a friendly and a well understood book. Robert Collins, Chess Instructors, V.I. Chess Olympian. This is a wonderful book. The history, movement, basic strategies, and the importance of each piece is clearly explained. It is a great teaching tool for all who wish to learn and play chess. A great job. Attorney Frank Jackson, V.I. Chess Olympian.

People are not happy with the machine in Washington. The government is supposed to watch after its people, but instead taxes are up, food prices are up, gasoline is up. The people think it's great that wages are up but does everything else have to go up with wages? Someone is going to attempt to make changes in Washington. One by one the dominoes in particular Congressional seats will be taken down, until the President and his cronies make the proper changes to please their constituents. How many Senators and Congressmen will have to fall before the people are happy again? An Army marksman and combat veteran is home from the war. He aligns himself with individuals wanting to make those changes, but he is not doing it for the politics. He has hired himself out as a gun for hire. The highest bidder will make the changes the country needs. But how many dominoes will have to fall before all is well, and how many will remain in the House, or the Senate?

Jess Jameson's life changes significantly when he receives a distress call from his childhood buddy informing him that an old friend may be in need of legal counsel. Jess learns that the friend is his former high school sweetheart, Lacey Monroe. She was found next to the body of her husband and may be a suspect in his brutal murder. Without hesitation Jess packs a bag and informs his wife that he will be out of town indefinitely. He reminisces about his life and the girl he left behind on the trip to Kings Crossing. He encounters a cantankerous Lacey who makes it perfectly clear that she wants nothing to do with him. His heart skipped a beat when he first saw her and he is determined to win her trust. Nothing is easy with her but he convinces her to let him help her, and in doing so enters into her world which has been one of secrets and lies, and denial for the last two decades. One such secret is life altering. He believes that Lacey is innocent and that a killer is lurking amongst the colourful characters that inhabit her domain. As unresolved feelings come to the surface there is no going back for either of them. Jess vows to keep her safe as she may be next on the assassin's list. He will risk his life for her as it is the only way he can save himself.

When I was waiting to board the aircraft in Saigon in July 1968, following my 13-month tour of Vietnam, the last thing I would have expected was to come back to Vietnam. Not until forty-five years after the Vietnam War ended, I was dealing with nightmares, and was diagnosed with PTSD. I was encouraged by my counselor and others to write about my experiences from Vietnam. That resulted in my first book, You Are Never Alone. I started to have a better handle on my daily images, nightly dreams, and nightmares. It was about that time I began thinking about the possibility of returning to Vietnam to face my demons. This book, "Return to Vietnam-The Memories," Began a trip to face my demons. It was more than I expected, by meeting a VC soldier during peacetime and making friends with several gracious Vietnamese people. A cruise down the Mekong River brought memories of crossing the river during convoys. My main goal of the trip was to find the orphanage in MyTho where during a VC attack a couple of kids were killed. Having a knowledgeable tour guide that followed many leads to locate our objective worked endlessly. We saw where the orphanage was, which now was replaced with a school, but finding the last of the living nuns that worked at the orphanage in 1967 when the VC attacked and interacting with someone who was virtually there and remembered that day was overwhelming. Sister Renee and I visited parts for three days. This book covers the details of this fantastic trip and the results it had on me.

Problem-solving in mathematics is the application of theory and concepts to a given situation. Mastering this skill distinguishes the more successful students from their peers.But to excel in mathematics, practice is key.Students must practice solving problems; many problems. The problems must be varied, with different parameters, knowns, unknowns and constraints, for students to flexibly exercise their foundational knowledge and build confidence in applying mathematical techniques.While there are ample resources to find such problems, and the final answers to these problems, many students report difficulty in finding enough illustrative problems, of broad variability, with step-by-step solutions, to guide their thinking.Without a wide array of worked solutions, a student's ability to self-teach problem-solving is limited. The purpose of this book is to put the considerable power of self-study back into students' hands.In addition to the basic mathematical concepts and principles, this book provides, in a structured form, over 500 worked examples that students can use, follow and practice upon to improve their mastery of mathematics.