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Civil aviation has changed out of all recognition over the period during which the author was involved. In many ways it is now far safer than it used to be. In the early sixties, majority of flights were conducted in piston engine aircrafts and many were tail draggers i.e. you would have entered at the back of the aircraft and then struggled uphill towards your own seat. Turbine power soon took over and planes not only became faster but could ...

Inspire a love of reading with stories that are written from a child's perspective and will encourage children to discover the world around them. With audio and activities, Peapod Readers are the perfect start to a child's journey into learning English.

Inspire a love of reading with stories that are written from a child's perspective and will encourage children to discover the world around them. With audio and activities, Peapod Readers are the perfect start to a child's journey into learning English.

Why should researchers be interested in their feelings and emotions as they carry out research? Emotion is what it is to exist, to be human, and is present in every sphere of our lives. All activities are infused with emotion, even those that are constructed as 'rational', because rationality and emotionality are interpenetrated and entwined because all thinking is tinged with feeling, and all feeling is tinged with thinking. This book illumin...

This book is written for all those men and women, of every rank and some now dead, who laboured, wholly unsung, often abused and largely in vain, in the United Kingdom's old Immigration Service to maintain the country's border controls..." Mike Clarke worked for 18 years in Immigration Control in London's larger airports, the last 9 as a Chief Immigration Officer. In his time there, he encountered every scenario you could imagine - and some yo...

This book is part of the Images of England series, which uses old photographs and archived images to show the history of various local areas in England, through their streets, shops, pubs, and people. In this book, the author presents a unique record of this navigation's history, in operation from 1704 to the present day. By the early 19th century, the Leeds to Goole navigation was linking up with other new waterways in the area, and carried m...

88 Bagel Cartoons is exactly what the baker ordered. It's chock full of flavorful humor, which goes well with a great cup of coffee or tea. No two bagels are exactly alike, they all have their own unique "personalities." These characteristics are reflected in the 88 delightful and clever cartoons. Why 88? Because those numbers were inspired by bagels! This lighthearted look at bagels is a perfect gift for anyone who's ever eaten a bagel and wo...

This collection of clever cartoons will change the way you look at a cup of coffee. Smart aleck lattes, medieval bagel comedians, roughneck muffin gangs, and caffeine-inspired takeoffs on the masterpieces of famous artists are all part of Clarke's wacky world of coffee-based humor. Mike Clarke's Thanks-a-Latte cartoon book is a must for the coffee table of latte drinkers everywhere, and anyone else who can't live without their coffee. So order...

Willie Michael's goal in life is to become a professional baseball player, but he is a marginal athlete, at best, and he is frequently distracted by awareness of his oversized nose. His rival, Teddy Snodgrass, is not only athetically gifted but has managed to steal the affections of Willie's heart's desire, the tantalizing Trudy Trammel. Willie moves away when his parents purchase a rundown tavern on the Olympic Peninsula, the most wild and re...