T. Lipton Baggs is driven crazy by the incessant talking of the television sports announcer, Howard Cosell, and becomes determined to take revenge on Cosell

Stop Howard Cosell

Humor & Entertainment

Rothstein, Larry

Phillips, Alan

Humor

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1988 Classic Quilts Calendar

Unknown, Author

Tall Ships is the first full-color, English-language guide to the international fleet of sailing ships. With photographs and descriptions of 150 vessels, Tall Ships pictures virtually all the major class "A" ships and many American as well as European class "C" and "D" vessels. Organized alphabetically for easy reference, Tall Ships offers a major photograph of each vessel, supplemented by many photographs of details ranging from figureheads and binnacles to flags and rigging. The text of Tall Ships describes each ship featured, its history and notable events under sail, along with its technical specifications. This unique guide is an ideal book for everyone interested in tall ships, their enduring history and traditions.

Tall Ships

Engineering & Transportation

Koza, Thaddeus

Transportation

Beneath the North Atlantic is one of the first books to explore the North Atlantic Ocean. Because the North Atlantic is comparatively cold and dark, few photographers venture there. But the North Atlantic throngs with life that is colorful and rarely seen.
This new book pictures many unique North Atlantic creatures. It also offers fascinating descriptions of these animals and how they live. Fished nearly to exhaustion and widely used as a dumping ground, the North Atlantic can again be a rich and renewable resource for the future if we manage its resources intelligently. Beneath the North Atlantic brings a new understanding of the extraordinary range of life beneath the sea and its importance to the future.

Beneath the North Atlantic

Science & Math

Bird, Jonathan

Biological Sciences

Following Seas: Sailing the Globe, Sounding a Life

The great American sailor Joshua Slocum may have had little else to do when he began rebuilding the small sloop Spray. He could, however, look back at a lifetime on the ocean as preparation for his remarkable circumnavigation. Beth Leonard attended college and collected a master's degree in business. She could point to a successful international management consulting career, but there was no blue-water sailing on her resume. Like so many of us, Beth felt an itch of discontent inside the corporate suit she put on every day. Unlike most us, though, Beth couldn't resist scratching that itch. Following Seas recounts the story of Beth's transformation from business analyst to expert in the sea, the wind, the sky, the stars and Silk, the boat on which she learns to depend for her life. Over the course of three years, Beth grows into someone to whom Joshua Slocum could tip his hat in sailing fellowship. The dramatic shake-down cruise recounted in the prologue of Following Seas became the first leg of a sometimes tumultuous and sometimes serene circumnavigation. Sailing west-abound, Beth and companion Evans Starzinger pilot silk from the Azores, through the Panama Canal, and into the South Pacific, where the peoples of remote islands play a vital part in the story. How does one decide to leave a career and adopt a new way of life? What will you discover about the new places you see, the people you meet? Most important, what might you discover about yourself? Following Seas tells the story of Beth Leonard's journey of discovery. Why not weigh anchor, sail west-around, and share this journey of exploration yourself?

Self-Help

Leonard, Beth A.

Motivational

This new and revised edition of Tall Ships includes photographs and descriptions of more than 175 vessels, including the major class "A" ships along with many class "B" and "C" vessels from around the world. Organized alphabetically for easy reference, Tall Ships offers a major photograph of each vessel, supplemented by many photographs of details ranging from figure heads and binnacles to flags and rigging. The text of Tall Ships describes each ship featured, its history and notable events under sail, along with its technical specifications. This unique guide is an ideal book for everyone interested in tall ships and their enduring history and traditions.

Tall Ships : The Fleet for the 21st Century

Koza, Thad

Here is the ultimate wolf pack! With 53 exciting full-color photos by Tom Brakefield, Wolves Desk Diary pictures wolves in all seasons, alone and in packs, as distant watchers and eye-to-eye, so close you can almost touch them. There is ample room to note appointments and special events, and calendars for the current and coming months are shown each week. Mr. Brakefield also authors our long popular Wolves wall calendar. For those who aren't ready to hang it up, this is the most convenient way to keep the call of the wolf close at hand.

Wolves 2002 Desk Diary

Brakefield, Tom

Civil War recalls twelve of the war's important battles with contemporary photos of battlefields, period images, and vivid battle accounts. Written and photographed by Chris Heisey, the calendar includes notable quotes from the strategy tent and the battlefield. With essays such as "My Old War-Horse" and "Joshua Fought the Battle," learn more about he majors, general, and presidents made decisions in this long conflict.

Civil War 2002 Calendar

Heisey, Chris

Calendars

At the end of the 19th century, a group of successful artists and professionals built or purchased houses in the small neighbouring towns of Plainfield and Cornish, New Hampshire. New York lawyer Charles Beaman arrived first and eventually persuaded a number of friends to join him. Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens arrived in 1885 followed by a group of artists and writers that included Thomas Dewing, Henry Walker, Charles Platt, Stephen Parrish, his son Maxfield, and others. The social epicentre of the Colony became 'Mastlands', house of the Dr Arthur Nichols family. Prominent visitors from around the world toured the Nichols' gardens and danced in the ballroom at Mastlands. The Cornish Colony thrived into the 1960s, when two dramatic changes occurred: Mastlands was closed in 1963 and Maxfield Parrish died in 1966. The spirit of the Cornish Colony was sorely tried. Eventually, however, Mastlands reopened and was refurbished. In 1998, the house was purchased for use as The Cornish Colony Gallery and Museum by Alma Gilbert, recognised as one of the world's foremost experts in the work and life of Maxfield Parrish. Today the Museum celebrates the history and creativity of members of the Colony. The Cornish Colony Book of Days shares in the renewal of that spirit. Filled with images of works by Colonists Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the Parrishes and their friends, the book also combines classic as well as contemporary photographs of Mastlands and its gardens. Together these images evoke an era of idealism, artistic innovation and optimism that inspire our admiration today.

The Cornish Colony Book of Days

Arts & Photography

Gilbert-Smith, Alma

Architecture

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