Bill Smith a été le directeur exécutif fondateur d'un réseau de diffusion publique à l'échelle de l'État et fondateur d'un système de diffusion publique couvrant dix-sept États. Sa carrière a été reconnue par le George Foster Peabody Award.
The book presents an extensive history of the Kinnick family in the United States, building upon research conducted over the past 15 to 25 years since the original 1953 publication. It includes significant new findings, some of which have been previously shared in online formats and articles in the Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, making it a valuable resource for genealogists and descendants of the Kinnick family.
Focused on storytelling, this book provides 13 sections with Planning Worksheets to help readers effectively share their ancestor stories. It emphasizes the importance of including not just personal narratives but also the social context of ancestors' lives—covering aspects like their clothing, occupations, relationships, and daily experiences. By exploring diverse methods for storytelling, the book aims to enhance the preservation and interpretation of family histories, making them more engaging for future generations.
"THAT'S NO MOON! IT'S A SPACE STATION." But it wasn't just any space station--it was the most famous battle station in movie history, the Death Star, just one of the dozens of high-tech marvels that are found in the movies, the books, the comics, the games, and everywhere the Star Wars epic continues. STAR WARS(c): THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO VEHICLES AND VESSELS * Features detailed data on the most important spaceships, vehicles, and battle machines in the Star Wars universe. * Describes the development and historical importance of each vehicle. * Includes detailed illustrations with each entry for instant visual reference. * Brings you up-to-date on the latest starcraft technology used by the New Republic, its allies, and its enemies. THESE ARE THE SHIPS USED TO TRAVEL, EXPLORE, AND CONQUER THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF THE STAR WARS GALAXY.
During the 15 years since the first edition ofDesigning a Photographwas published, the field of photography has become much more competitive, with much more sophisticated standards. This revised and updated edition of the classic manual provides all the information photographers need to bring their art to the next level. Filled with practical, real-life examples and excellent step-by-step exercises, this valuable reference demonstrates techniques of composition, color, lighting, perspective, and more. With completely updated information and more than 150 brand-new photographs,Designing a Photographis easily one of the most important additions to every photographer’s library. “Designing a Photographwas created to impart the experience gathered as a working professional, presenting the neophyte with some common-sense advice garnered from trial and error.”—Star-Ledger, Newark, NJ, May 12, 2001 • Completely revised edition of the best-selling photography manual, written by a well-known photographer and instructor • Perfect resource for amateurs, students, and professional photographers • Outstanding step-by-step illustrations and clear, informative text
The Caribbean is a visual celebration--with nearly 200 color photographs--of the unique and exotic history, geography, and culture of each of the most popular and representative of the tropical islands. Features Barbados, Curacao, Jamaica, Martinique, Puerto Rico, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Martin/St. Maarten, St. Croix, and St. John.
A Middle Aged Gentleman's Guide to the Problems, Pleasures, and Consequences of Holiday Romances
A man's journey of self-discovery unfolds as he navigates personal challenges and confronts his past. Through a series of transformative experiences, he learns valuable lessons about resilience, love, and the importance of connection. The narrative explores deep themes of identity and redemption, set against a backdrop that highlights the complexities of human relationships. As the protagonist evolves, readers are invited to reflect on their own lives and the choices that shape their destinies.
Set in seventh century Northumbria, the story unfolds amidst the turmoil of violent raids by sea pirates who threaten coastal villages. With a king preoccupied by political strife and warfare, the safety and welfare of the people are neglected. The narrative captures the harsh realities of life during this tumultuous period, where loss and survival are constant struggles against the backdrop of an uncaring leadership.
The Promised Land and the Parking Space
Rev. Paris Pearson is on the brink of achieving his dream of becoming a Senior Pastor at a quaint country church after a decade-long wait. However, he quickly realizes that the reality of his new role comes with unexpected challenges. The congregation, while well-meaning, is far from perfect, highlighting the gap between their sanctified aspirations and their actual behaviors. This journey explores the complexities of faith, community, and the struggles of pastoral life in a rural setting.
The book delves into the genealogy of the Schwyhart surname, tracing its origins to two families formed by two brothers marrying two sisters in the early 1800s. It explores the lives of their descendants, documenting how they all embraced the Schwyhart name and lived through the early to mid-1900s. This detailed account provides valuable insights into familial connections and historical context surrounding the Schwyhart lineage.