Most Popular Books by Don L

Simple text and illustrations present Dan as man and what he does with his hands and balances things.

Presents the archaeological evidence for and historical theories of the exploration of North America by numerous civilizations long before Columbus, discussing seven groups spanning 146 B.C. to 1492.

Simple text and photographs present the adding and subtracting of a variety of bugs.

Invites the reader to count a variety of animals engaged in different activities.

This is perhaps one of the most interesting books in the history of writing on human behavior, of how people think and feel and not hold back. For those who do not understand what gonzo writing is, you are now about to enter a world of reality in a comical way. There are many subjects that I talk about. A lot of my stories are very controversial. I speak on issues in such a unique way that you wont be able to help but continue to read page after page to see whats next. Ninety percent of this book is true stories. Ten percent is imagination at work. All my stories are poetic. When it comes to grammar, we have good and bad. When it comes to sarcasm and humor, bad grammar is definitely where its at. This book is loaded with humor. I give in-depth detail on what I think of the bad guy, technology, common sense, bedroom activities, relationships in general. This book will enlighten everyone who reads it as to the way it is. This is very educational and comical at the same time. When it comes to unique and different, this is like no other. I do tend to put my personality into what Im writing about. I like to call it artistic writing with raw emotion. If I am not mistaken, I am the only poet in history to give insight on the back of each one as to what compelled the writer to write what he did. This is always interesting to know. I also think this book is going to sell so well it will be printed in other languages and sold around the world.

Genuinely talented and successful managers in any field—business, government, military, academia—are scarce. John Howard Burdakin was a happy exception to the norm. This engaging biography examines Burdakin’s life in the railroad industry—at Pennsylvania Railroad, Penn Central, and finally at Grand Trunk Corporation—during a tumultuous time in the transportation business and underscores his core principles and how he employed them in the management of people and property. Some contemporary observers may consider Burdakin’s often conservative style as quite out of date, but a more sober assessment reveals that his approach has utility in any time and in any field. An excellent resource for leadership professionals, this study focuses on Burdakin’s career in management, ever stressing his foundational convictions—how he came by them, how he employed those principles as a manager, and how they were understood by those who worked for him or with him. Through teamwork, trust, hard work, honesty, diligence, and integrity, Burdakin would become respected as one of the railroad industry’s brightest guiding lights.

How an Argentine female tennis phenom and an American drug cop twenty years her senior meet in a time of crisis and combine to overcome her kidnapping and rape and thier vast gaps in income and culture to eventually decriminalize drugs in America, defeat a cabal of Argentine generals and become president of that nation until a deadly disease ends their triumphant battle against evil.A must read.

Theory of the Earth is a combination reference and textbook that every exploration geologist and research scientist should have on his/her bookshelf. It is also suitable for advanced undergraduate, as well as graduate level geophysics courses. The emphasis is on the origin, evolution, structure and composition of the earth′s interior. It treats the pertinent aspects of solid state physics, thermodynamics, geochemistry, petrology, and seismology in sufficient detail for all who seek current information on geochemistry, solid state physics, and physics of the earth or planets

Fly to the Sound of Battle by Don L. Brooks

Structural studies have yielded important results in two general areas: a high resolution mean earth model has been determined through the inversion of a very large quantity of free oscillation, surface wave and body wave data. This model gives especially detailed information concerning the lower mantle and the core of the earth; and secondly, through a variety of new techniques, details of the structure of the transition zones in the upper mantle and their lateral variability and similar results for crust and upper mantle structure, has been determined especially within the continental United States. (Author).

In the United States alone, 3 to 6 million people have fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is the most common cause of generalized pain in general medical practice. Primary care physicians and specialists are often uncomfortable making the diagnosis and uncertain how to proceed with a therapeutic plan. This handbook is timely, with the availability of newer pharmacologic choices for the treatment of fibromyalgia and related disorders.

The world of digital electronics. Basic concepts in microcomputer systems. How digital integrated circuits provide the functions. Fundmantals of microcomputer system operation. A system application with SAM. Programming concepts. An 8-Bit microprocessor application. A 16-Bit microprocessor application.

A missing groom causes a budding Country Western singer to team up with an unlikely duo and head for Thailand to try and find out what happened to the fiance who had once rescued her from a plane crash. What she learns about his past amazes and scares her, but Jes Darlin pushes on and becomes a big hit in the most crowded refugee camps in the world. Danger, mayhem and tawdry practices await her.

The Healing of Teddy Bears, by psychotherapist and one-time Christian pastor Don L. Nickerson, calls for the creation of an imaginative faith based on inner consciousness of God, rather than one constructed around external authority, whether Papal, biblical, Islamic, or charismatic claims. Mr. Nickerson illustrates this shift to a highly individuated and creative faith from his own lengthy journey from Christian fundamentalism to mysticism. The author believes that faith, as an authentic, dynamic process, requires "innocence of heart," honesty of intention, and imagination. He is especially interested in the issues of illness, aging, and mortality, and how we shape a less public, but deeper and more personal faith from such experiences. Nickerson jokingly says, "There''s something in this book to offend everybody and something that will encourage anybody."

Photographs and brief text present the alphabet using vocabulary such as apple, bear, and cat.