An honest conversation between Samuel C. Williams and his friend, Matt, who has PTSD. Explaining his symptoms and the impact they have had on his life, Matt shares how he has leant to cope with the condition and set himself on a new career path. This comic will be a source of support for anyone affected by PTSD.
Discover the scenic beauty and rich history of Vermont in this engaging volume. Samuel Williams delves into the geology, flora, and fauna of the state, as well as its early settlement and political development. Enriched with numerous illustrations and extensive footnotes, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the Green Mountain State.
A vivid and detailed portrait of San Francisco in the years following the gold rush. Includes descriptions of the city's architecture, culture, and economy, as well as commentary on the effects of rapid urbanization and industrialization.
Focusing on the development of a real-time expert system, this work addresses the challenges faced by the University of Tennessee Space Institute's Aviation Systems department in conducting airborne science missions. With a need for skilled flight test engineers to monitor extensive sensor data, the system aims to enhance operational flexibility and accommodate customer involvement. The paper outlines the background, tools, and techniques utilized in creating the go, no-go program, which is continually refined to improve mission-critical instrumentation monitoring.
The book is a reprint of a classic work first published in 1857, showcasing its enduring significance in literature. It offers readers a glimpse into the themes and styles of the time, reflecting the historical context and cultural nuances of the 19th century. The original text remains intact, preserving the author's voice and intent, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and enthusiasts of classic literature.
The discourse explores the profound impact of Christianity on civil society, emphasizing its moral and social implications during the late 18th century. Delivered at the ordination of Reverend John Prince, it reflects on the role of faith in shaping community values and governance. The speaker articulates how Christian principles contribute to the betterment of society, advocating for a harmonious relationship between religion and civic responsibility. This historical context sheds light on the evolving interplay between faith and societal structures in early America.