Jim Cox Livres

The book features over 500 cross-referenced entries detailing both popular and obscure soap operas, including notable titles like Back Stage Wife and The Guiding Light. It highlights key figures such as actors and scriptwriters, while also exploring recurring themes and character archetypes. The introduction provides a thorough definition of soap operas, traces the history of radio serials, and discusses their cultural impact. A chronology and bibliography enhance its usefulness, making it an essential reference for researchers interested in this unique genre.

A practical guide to identifying discarded and surplus motors from both domestic and industrial sources and making good use of them in typical small workshop applications.

All types of electric motors for workshop use are described here. Principles, characteristics, operation, installation, speed control, braking etc. plus generators, safety, testing and a useful section on identifying and applying scrap motors.

Exploring the evolution of intercity passenger trains across the Southeastern states, this book chronicles the golden age of rail travel from the introduction of steam locomotives in 1830 to the rise of Amtrak in 1971. It highlights technological advancements, the allure of train travel, and its economic significance. Additionally, it addresses contemporary rail systems, including commuter and light rail, as well as the social implications of train travel. Enhanced with over 160 images and 10 appendices, this work offers a comprehensive look into the history and impact of trains.

Faith is a central theme in this collection of poems, which inspire readers to engage in daily prayer and seek divine guidance. The author emphasizes the importance of sharing one's faith to strengthen it and encourages service to others, viewing them as family. Acknowledging the challenges of the spiritual journey, the poems urge immediate action and a commitment to belief in God. Through heartfelt verses, the author motivates readers to deepen their faith and take steps toward a more fulfilling spiritual life, fostering a desire to read and act upon these messages.

Focusing on the evolution of journalism in the digital age, this text explores the historical context of U.S. newspapers and their current challenges. It analyzes various factors affecting their relevance, including shifting reader demographics and competition from emerging media. The book delves into the future of newspapers, emphasizing their transition from traditional delivery methods to more efficient, modern approaches. It thoroughly examines the implications of these changes on newsrooms, advertising, circulation, and the relationship between newspapers and their communities.