Everybody wants to be T.T. Green.He's charming, fearless, quick with a joke, and always one step ahead of trouble. College life suits him perfectly—a whirlwind of friends, women, parties, schemes, and adventures, with the Green Machine never far away.T.T. has always had a talent for getting himself into trouble. He's even better at getting himself out.But some things can't be talked, charmed, or bluffed away.Tom Green built an empire...

Vietnam, 1969. The Army wants the truth. Just not necessarily the true version.Private Rollo Tolliver thinks he may have found one of the safest jobs in Vietnam: Army photographer for the Public Information Office.There's only one problem.He doesn't know how to use the camera.Rollo soon discovers that taking the picture is the easy part. Surviving the officers, censorship, questionable assignments, stolen jeeps, incriminatin...

Following lockdown, the digital trust that blockchain creates for networks of remote users started to re-define relationships between customers, suppliers, partners and funders in earnest. As a technology, its ingenuity is already widely recognised. The question now is who can best deploy it in the market to raise money, make payments, negotiate deals, engage customers and manage suppliers. This title draws on the knowledge and experience of 18 top-level blockchain performers, including IB...

A comprehensive and cross-referenced listing of all the people, places and things in Walter M. Miller's A Canticle for Leibowitz. Includes differences between the novel and the original magazine publications. An essential companion for readers of this award-winning SF novel.This publication conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AAA accessibility guidelines.

United States Marines in WW2 is a comprehensive anthology that encapsulates the valor, strategy, and complex reality of marine operations during World War II. This collection masterfully weaves together a myriad of narratives that portray the diverse and intense experiences of military engagements, from pivotal battles in the Pacific theater to the intricacies of wartime logistics. The anthology captures both the heroics and the human side of the conflict, ensuring a robust exploration of ...

United States Marines in World War II gathers a wide-ranging body of operational history that traces the Corps' transformation across the Pacific and beyond. Combining campaign narrative, institutional analysis, battlefield reconstruction, and biographical attention, the volume moves from the strategic imperatives of amphibious warfare to the intimate costs of island combat. Its accounts of Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and lesser-known operations illuminate not only celebrated v...

United States Marines in WW2 assembles a wide-ranging body of military history that traces the Corps's global wartime experience, from amphibious assault and island campaigning to aviation, logistics, command, and the costly human realities of combat. Combining operational narrative, institutional history, campaign analysis, and biographical attention, the volume situates celebrated actions alongside the systems of planning and supply that made them possible. Its strongest distinction lies...

Are you tired of designing user interfaces that don't meet the needs of your target audience? Look no further than "Designing User-Centered Interfaces with Figma" - your comprehensive guide to user-centered design principles, Figma design tool, and digital design techniques. With this book, you'll learn the ins and outs of UI/UX design, design thinking, and design system creation. You'll also discover how to create accessible and interactive interfaces through interaction design and protot...

In a world of shadows, joyful colours are an act of heroism.Modern tales are filled with clowns who invoke fear not laughter: painted grins covering fanged maws; baggy costumes concealing unspeakable horrors; malevolent parodies of nature.But the tools of a clown work for good as well as ill: only a trickster could tweak a monster’s nose; make-up is war paint for the modern age; the devil cannot tempt a happy soul.What if, instead of being the demon...

A comprehensive and cross-referenced listing of all the people, places and things in Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. An essential companion for readers of these cult SF novels, radio and television series, and film. Contains adult humour.This publication conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AAA accessibility guidelines.

The first edition of William A. Guy's Principles of Forensic Medicine was published at the start of Victoria's reign; the final edition, from which these selections derive, was published towards the end, just a few years after the Whitechapel horrors had pushed the emerging science to the forefront of the public's consciousness. With this guide in hand, a detective could tell whether the victim had suffocated, drowned, been shot, stabbed, or struck by lightning, s...

Despite the drastic evolution of warfare since the close of World War II fighting in urban environments has remained a constant. Despite the advances in modern warfare the tactics, techniques and procedures developed for urban combat operations remain largely unchanged. As the sole remaining superpower, The United States will likely find itself increasingly drawn into urban operations to perform stability and peacekeeping operations. In doing so it advantage in technology will be significa...