Superfast Computer Course

ÔSuperfast Computer CourseÕ is a book designed especially for those who wish to acquire computer skills and become expert in its various applications. Besides the basic knowledge of computer, it provides an insight into web-designing, search, the innumerable programs used, etc. Social networkingÑblogging, chatting, Facebook, etc.Ñis one of the most versatile features for which computers are used in todayÕs world. This book covers all of them. The step-by-step visualization of the corresponding screens makes it easy for the novice to learn and grasp the subject, making him/her an expert.

Oy veh! If this book chronicles Julietta's Appleton's first 50 years, one can only imagine the sequel! Julietta's mother died when she was nine. Her father, a blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter, sent his daughter to 17 different schools in the U.S. and Europe, including Catholic boarding schools. Julietta has lived in 36 different homes in 6 different countries, and developed a witty and keen sense of observation along the way. She survived her mother's peculiar health practices, grooved through the '60s without any permanent damage, raised and sent kids off to college, lived through the detonation of her marriage, and endured life in the suburbs as a single woman. A car accident in 1996 left her with a mild but permanent brain injury and chronic pain. And as if that were not enough, her fiancé of two months died suddenly of a heart attack just as the two were beginning a new life together. And yet, Julietta manages to find humor in everyday life-sex toys, hurricanes, chocolate, dating, and senile dementia are just some of her targets. She is wickedly funny, naughty, and provocative. Clothing Optional will make you laugh through your tears and cry through your laughter.

This essential guide for every amateur astronomer explores the entire universe in one practical, easy-to-use, beginner-friendly handbook.​ The Astronomy Handbook, by award-winning astronomy writer Govert Schilling, is the indispensable, go-to guide to everything you ever wanted or need to know about space, including: the stars and the constellations planets comets eclipses galaxies black holes exoplanets and much more It also offers an excellent education for every amateur astronomer, including detailed and practical information on how to: locate and track the movements of the constellations throughout the year view the planets and the cosmos select the best equipment to use, including telescopes and cameras photograph objects in space Schilling provides a fascinating history of astronomy, as well as clear and accessible explanations of binary, variable, and neutron stars; black holes and gamma-ray bursts; the formation and structure of galaxies; dark matter; and extraterrestrial life.The Astronomy Handbook is a primordial soup-to-nuts guide to the cosmos and an essential reference for every student of the universe.

Terry Martin, a seventy-four-year-old Army Major, is living out a comfortable retirement in an assisted living home. He hates it! He had a successful twenty-plus year career as an infantry officer and years on the Army Staff as a Computer Scientist. But a peaceful existence is not what he was looking for. Imagine his surprise when he was recalled to active duty and assigned to the Pentagon. Given a seemingly useless research project, he cannot find out why he is there. After two months of researching old World War II documents, he is transported into 1941 England. MAJ Martin finds himself at Bletchley Park made famous by Alan Turing and the Enigma machine. He meets some of the same spies and code breakers that he has studied about for decades. His life is pleasantly complicated by a captivating young British Naval Officer, Sarah Sanderson. His sudden appearance in the past has created a cloud of suspicion around him. Terry needs to earn the trust of Sarah Sanderson and the British government. He will need to summon up all his bravery, critical thinking, leadership ability, and luck to survive and complete his mission.