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A major literary figure tells "a searching tale of loss, recovery, and déja vu that is part memoir and what-if speculation, part polemic and exposé" (The Washington Post) about two generations of one family--civil rights martyr Emmett Till and his father, Louis--shortlisted for the National Book Critics Circle Award. Emmett Till took a train from his home in Chicago to visit family in Money, Mississippi; a few weeks later he returned home dead. Murdered because he was a colored boy and had, allegedly, whistled at a white woman. His mother, Mamie Till, chose to display her son's brutalized face in a glass-topped casket, "so the world can see what they did to my baby." Emmett Till's murder and his mother's refusal to allow his story to be forgotten have become American legends. But one darkly significant twist in the Till legend is rarely mentioned: Louis Till, Emmett's father, Mamie's husband, a soldier during World War II, was executed in Italy f

This book gets you off to a fast start by showing you how to use C#, Visual Studio, and .NET to develop Windows Forms applications. Next, it shows you the best techniques for developing object-oriented applications. Then, it shows you how to work with a database...a must in business development...using Entity Framework and LINQ or ADO.NET. Along the way, this book presents the time-saving features available from the most recent releases of C#, .NET, and Visual Studio. The result? You'll quickly gain the essential skills needed to develop any C# application...whether for the desktop, the web, or mobile devices. In fact, No other introductory C# book teaches you so much, so fast, or so thoroughly. Product details Format Paperback | 818 pages

Memorize the fretboard before you play another note! Here's why..... A fully memorized fretboard is one of the most underrated skills in the guitar world. It's not expected from a beginner, nor is it taught in the normal course of guitar learning. But the smartest and best guitarists in the world know why fretboard knowledge can be the secret to being good at guitar.Why memorize the fretboard? Apart from sounding extremely cool when you say "Oh, you played a C instead of a C#", it amplifies every area of your guitar playing: Area #1: Guitar scales won't be just patterns on the neck: Guitar scales are simply a couple notes repeated all over the fretboard. If you understand this simple concept and have the fretboard memorized, you won't need to memorize those endless patterns all over the fretboard. Simply get set and solo! Area #2: You'll unlock 1000+ guitar chords: Chords are combinations of specific notes too. You can hold these notes anywhere on the fret

Das aktuelle Praktikerhandbuch Oenologie fasst das Wissen für die kellerwirtschaftliche Praxis und für Fragestellungen im Studium und der Ausbildung in zahlreichen Tabellen und Übersichten kompakt und prägnant zusammen. Ausführlich behandelt werden unter anderem: - Weinrecht - Most- und Weinbehandlung einschließlich Entsäuerung, Süßung und Verschnitte - Verfahrenstechnische Eckdaten für Traubenverarbeitung, Förderung von Wein, Filtration und Flaschenfüllung - Grundlagen der sensorischen Bewertung von Wein - Rotweinbereitung Besonders hervorzuheben ist die umfangreiche Übersicht der kommerziellen Reinzuchthefen. Als praktisches Hilfsmittel zur Kontrolle der Flaschenfüllhöhe befindet sich im Innenteil eine praktische Messlehre. Die 4. Auflage wurde aktualisiert, vollkommen neu überarbeitet und in vielen Teilen erweitert, so dass sich der Umfang im Vergleich zur vorherigen 3. Auflage um über 40 Seiten erhöht hat. Product details

This book is a collection of essays that try to relate two distinct areas of human knowledge: the mystical cosmology of G. I. Gurdjieff, based, according to him, on ancient wisdom, and the discoveries and theories of modern science. Christian Wertenbaker, MD early on developed three basic convictions: First, that, on reading the personal accounts of people who had interacted with G. I. Gurdjieff, it was clear that he possessed a degree of awareness, attention, perception, knowledge, and ability to act that put him on another level compared to ordinary people; because of that, and the lucidity of his descriptions of the human condition, it was necessary to give credence to his ideas about the nature of the universe, of man, and of their relationship. Second, that the method of modern science is a generally valid and honest way to arrive at truths about the nature of the world, with one caveat: because science deliberately tries to be objective and to remove the subjectivity of the obser