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Those who grow up in the English speaking world share a false confidence.We remain comfortable with our tongue. Until we have to write it down for someone else to read. Then we run for the spell check, the grammar check, and the dictionary. We need to admit English is baffling to master, impossible to spell, filled with illogical grammar rules, erratic verb and noun forms, endless vocabulary, and capricious pronunciations. It begs the question why, if we have spoken English for so long, does it escape perfect command? Why is it so cotton pickin’ difficult? This humble book presumes to answer this question. It aims to relieve the general anxiety about using English and aspires to promote ...

War has decided much of our history, our governments, our culture and technical development since the first kings led men to battle. The study of war is the study of mankind’s best and worst aspects; our fallen state, our constant attempt to reach for heaven as we wallow in mire. Unable to escape its clutches both those who attack and those who defend succumb to ruthlessness. It is as fascinating as it is revolting to our worldly eyes. Its memorability makes it suitable at least to learn history and human behavior in all its shades.

An introduction to critical thinking. The process of effectively acquiring information, analyzing it, and making decisions. Whatever else you consider about critical thinking, it is the most important skill anyone can develop.

Young Teddy “Rocket” Ruquette lives on the shore of the Great Lakes surrounded by beauty and an endless variety of fun. Yet he dreams of being a treasure hunting pirate. Following a story from an old sailor, Rocket and his friends search the bottom of Lake Ontario for lost gold. Rocket and the others learn that merriment can suddenly become a desperate struggle to survive the ruthless storms of life. Excitement over the hunt fades under a cloud of fear. Pursued by a strange man they fall into twisting situations they cannot control. Rocket’s reluctant association with Sally, a disheveled, know-it-all, tomboy helps him weather the tide of adventures. Together they discover the stony truth ...

Faced with a challenge his leaders should have taken, this young lad rides off to adventure, risking all to help his persecuted people. Lacking both strength and knowledge, poorly equipped, he meets each contest with faith and loyalty in his unusual name,one given by the king.Evil threatens, plots to destroy him abound. Follow him through this fantastic tale as he clings to faith in his King and the protection promised in his name.

This book is a text and primer to the world of aerodynamics. Everything passing through the air is subject to the flow of air, which gives special properties depending on the shape speed of the object. Within are studies of the effects of air flow from baseballs to jet fighters, to helicopters with their unusual mechanics. A practical understanding is presented concentrating on how and why air flow patterns occur on different shapes. This will lead the reader to an overall understanding aimed at inspiring further study and interest in aerodynamics.

This book is all about money, real money. It digs into what money, credit, debt, and inflation are. It probes the history of money and the economic mistakes that have been made in the past. It is set up with frank lighthearted language about profound economic issues. This study relates to the signal issues of America and the world today.