New Releases by John Riddle

Photocopies of papers, 1902-1903, relating to the Rev. Arthur John Riddle, Hughesovska.

Cruise Control is a novel of mystery, suspense and intrigue. Private Investigator Stone Martin rescues a young woman who is tossednaked and boundfrom a bridge. He discovers this is no ordinary woman, as continued attempts are made on her life. To make matters worse, she is suffering from amnesia and does not know why she is being chased by the unknown assailants.As Stone begins his investigation, he discovers a world of corporate greed among the cruise ship industry that will stop at nothing to put profits ahead of the safety of their passengers. With the help of several of his friends who operate with their own brand of justice, Stone is able to save the woman and her family, and expose the people who are responsible.

In 1860 communication between the eastern states and the newly settled territories of the West was a problem. It was apparent that the two sides of the country had to be linked. The establishment of the Pony Express did that. This title presents the story of the Pony Express - one of American ingenuity and man''s struggle to overcome his obstacles.

As U.S. soldiers battle terrorists around the globe, Americans--from Main Street to Hollywood--are viewing the military with a renewed respect. Now comes an exciting biographical collection of a vital, but often overlooked, member of the military: the Christian chaplain. Featuring the stories of Timothy Dwight, grandson of Jonathan Edwards and Revolutionary War chaplain; E. M. Bounds, the famed theologian who served as a Confederate army chaplain; George Fox, one of the "Immortal Chaplains" of the U.S.A.T. Dorchester; and Robert Preston Taylor, who willingly suffered with his men in a Japanese prison camp, For God and Country will stir readers with the courage of these specially called ministers of the gospel.

This work describes the efforts of British explorer Robert Scott to be the first to reach the South Pole, only to be disappointed when the Norwegian Roald Amundsen got there first.

Explores the history of coal, its benefits as a fuel resource, the improvements that have been made to burn coal safely, and the effects it could have on the economy in the future.

Discusses the job requirements, characteristics, discipline, and career opportunities involved in a variety of occupations.

Packed with information, illustrations, graphs, forms, and worksheets, the Streetwise "RM" books provide everything business-people need to get up and running in the fast lane. Readers benefit from the expert advice of seasoned professionals in all areas of business, from motivating employees to marketing, building web site traffic to financing.

This lively, easy-to-use edition has been updated with new proven techniques, hints and tips for creating "bankable" business plans and getting results.

Presents an account of the 1984 chemical accident at the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, and explores how the investigation of such accidents can lead to safety reform.

A biography covering the personal life and professional career of one of the founders of Apple Computer, Steve Wozniak.

The American West was an exciting time in our history. In this 15-volume series, take a ride on the Transcontinental Railroad, strike gold in California, meet the Buffalo soldiers, and much more.

Managing all aspects of a business is a daunting task. With Streetwise Business Management, readers will learn all the techniques, strategies and tips they need. Essential information covered in this 400-page manual to success, includes: Tips on motivating employees to excel; Techniques for effective time management; Strategies to help start-ups succeed quickly; The Inside story on creating a killer sales and marketing plan; A thorough guide to financial statements, plus; Useful guldance to improving communication, and much morel

This text traces the history of contraception and abortifacients from ancient Egypt to the 17th century, and discusses the scientific merit of the ancient remedies and why this knowledge about fertility control was gradually lost over the course of the Middle Ages.

Album of photocopied articles from the King Country Chronicle written by C.J. Riddle.