These short essays are sometimes humorous, sometimes funny, sometimes smile and/or laugh inducing, although they sometimes sit there like cups of flat, lukewarm, recycled beer. Even then, however, it must be admitted, they are short. Mostly they're pretty funny.
An illustrated reference to the camouflage patterns displayed on German vehicles during World War II. Photographs and colour sections chart the evolvement of various patterns and colour sections shown on tanks, trucks, personnel carriers and all fighting vehicles in action and repair.
The narrative highlights the thrilling 1967 Indiana University football season, showcasing the transformation of the team, known as the Cardiac Kids, under Coach Pont's leadership. With contributions from key players, the book provides insider insights into their daring gameplay that led them to the Rose Bowl. Bill Murphy enriches the story with photographs from the IU Archives, game statistics, and personal memories as a young fan, inviting readers to relive the excitement and spirit of this unforgettable season.
The most fatal virus known to science, rabies - a disease that spreads avidly from animals to humans - kills nearly one hundred percent of its victims once the infection takes root in the brain. This book charts four thousand years of the history, science, and cultural mythology of rabies.
Nancy Kronziac, of the FBI's Domestic Terrorism Unit, enlist the help of Harvard maths professor James Ellstrom to help solve a series of mysterious cryptograms and riddles she uncovered in one of her investigations. A pattern begins to emerge which reveals a serial killer is on the loose.
The plot centers around Bill, an ambitious eagle with grand aspirations to transform life in the Forest through his innovative idea of the "Forest Wide Web." This tale explores themes of ambition, community, and the impact of technological advancements on nature. As Bill's plans unfold, the story highlights the interactions among forest inhabitants and the potential consequences of his vision.
Darkness is on the Sunrise
The story delves into the struggle of a dreamer navigating through dark forces that threaten to shatter his reality. As he grapples with fear and uncertainty, he must summon the courage to confront the malevolent spells that disrupt his world. The narrative explores themes of bravery and the battle between light and darkness, emphasizing the dreamer's journey toward self-discovery and resilience amidst chaos.
A young child embarks on a quest to discover what it truly means to be a Hoosier, exploring the unique culture, traditions, and identity of Indiana residents. Through engaging storytelling, the book highlights the values, customs, and sense of community that define Hoosier life, making it an enlightening read for both children and adults interested in regional identity.
The book explores themes of ambition and resilience, following characters as they navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives. It delves into the challenges they face and the relationships they forge, all set against a backdrop of high-stakes situations. The narrative weaves together moments of triumph and struggle, showcasing the characters' growth and the impact of their choices. Readers can expect a compelling blend of drama and inspiration that resonates with contemporary issues.