Bøger af Wayne Anderson

The game is on the line. There is one second left on the clock and Owen's team is losing by one point. He is standing at the free throw line with two shots and can win the game. He takes his first shot and misses! He can still tie the game with one last shot. He aims and shoots, but the ball bounces off the rim and into the hands of the opponent. They have lost the game and Owen feels very bad. His friends, Tony, Fat Larry, and Fast Freddy, try to cheer him up, but it's no use. The coach has a secret that he shares with the team about his playing days. Could his words help the team in the upcoming championship game?

A humorous story about the nine month roller coaster ride of his married daughter's pregnancy as seen through the eyes of the soon-to-be-grandfather.

It's Halloween. The night when all the scary goblins and creatures come to the door asking for a trick or treat. Tessa is at home with her older brothers and mother getting ready for the visitors. Her brothers leave to go out but her mother says Tessa is too young to go with them. A big ghost appears over and over that Tessa sees, but it suddenly disappears each time her mother comes to look. The big ghost finally comes into the house towards Tessa and her mother. Will they be ok?

Have hours of fun while solving these 200 sudoku puzzles which suit all ages. They are good for stress reduction helping to improve brain function, and relaxation. Each puzzle is on its own page and easy to read print.The answers are at the back of the book.

In 1892, a black shoemaker named Homer Plessy was arrested for sitting in the White railroad car in Louisiana. Though Plessy was only one-eighth black, he was considered black under Louisiana law and therefore required to sit in the Colored car. Found guilty, in his appeal to the Supreme Court, the verdict was upheld with the finding that separate but equal facilities for the races were not unconstitutional. This doctrine was quickly used to cover many areas of public life. This fascinating book looks at race relations in America, and the fight to change the separate but equal law in Louisiana.

On May 17, 1954, the United States Supreme Court announced its decision that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. The decision effectively denied the legal basis for segregation in the 21 states that still allowed segregated classrooms. This decision forever changed race relations in the United States. Through the use of primary source materials, this book provides the background of race relations in America, differences in amenities for blacks and whites, and information on other court cases that impacted this decision.

The Ripple effect of gun Violence, a worldwide crisis. The ripple effect of anything is but an energy that reproduces itself in the exact form of itself, and will return to the creator of the first ripple exactly what was done to cause the ripple. Everything connected to the first ripple will be affected by that ripple no matter how far away you were from the impact. As a community of parents and neighbors who are losing our children to gun violence, we must not be afraid of going after the root cause and reasons of why our children are dying. These violent crimes are not just happening when they occur at the scene of the crime. They began in the minds of these young men long before the actual crime took place.

This book discusses the pump's role in electrohydraulic systems and its use as a power source to a control loop, and provides a good understanding of the basics, complemented by working knowledge of the "real world." It is intended for engineers and students who have studied feedback control theory.

This book discusses the pump's role in electrohydraulic systems and its use as a power source to a control loop, and provides a good understanding of the basics, complemented by working knowledge of the "real world." It is intended for engineers and students who have studied feedback control theory.