Bøger af Peter Johnson

A guide that examines the demands of each of the positions in the threequarters, and analyses the specific positional roles and responsibilities. It helps coaches to place the right player in the right position.

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Situated in the Welsh borderland to the West of Oswestry, the scenic Tanat Valley reached westwards into Wales, its Llangynog terminus nestling where the road starts the climb over the Berwyn mountain range towards Bala. It was a lightly populated area that sustained agriculture and some mineral extraction whose residents struggled to get their produce to market. During the 19th Century there were several schemes for a railway that failed due their inability to raise sufficient capital. The Tanat Valley Light Railway is, therefore, a true child of the 1896 Light Railways Act, promoted by the Oswestry Urban District Council the following year to take advantage of the grant-making facilities of that legislation. Because it took so long to obtain powers, and it was not opened until 1906, the Light Railway never really fulfilled its potential. Operated initially by the Cambrian Railways, it was not heavily worked, although it benefited from pipe traffic generated by renewals of Liverpool CorporationâEUR(TM)s Vyrnwy reservoir pipeline. Although closure came in stages during the 1950s, and was deemed to be complete in 1960, a short section of track remains in situ at Porthywaen. Author Peter Johnson has drawn on the material available at the National Archives at Kew and the Parliamentary Archives in the House of Lords as well as conducting extensive research in digitised newspapers to tell the Light RailwayâEUR(TM)s story, producing the first in-depth account of its development, operation and closure. Peter Johnson is also the author of The Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Light Railway âEUR" the rise and fall of a rural byway, published by Pen & Sword Transport in 2024\. The two railways were connected at Blodwel Junction and the surviving section of the Tanat Valley Light Railway thence to Porthywaen enabled stone traffic on the Shropshire & MontgomeryshireâEUR(TM)s Nantmawr branch to continue until 1971.

It's two days before Christmas and a quiet Rhode Island town is about to be visited by a number of unexpected guests-including a pair of very different Krampuses. Are they there to protect the innocent, or to exact revenge for a long-forgotten tragedy? Some curses fade over time, while others grow stronger. In this homage to Dickens's A Christmas Carol, a young boy named Christoph and his friends must find some way to atone for a wrong committed a generation before they were born. Praise for The Night Before Krampus "A wicked good story that will appeal to readers of all ages. Destined to become a Christmas classic-excuse me, a Krampus classic!" - Rodman Philbrick, Newbery Honor Author "Peter Johnson's The Night Before Krampus takes readers through the twisting streets of the other side of Christmas. Will Christoph beat his family's curse and solve the mystery? Or will the Wolf, also known as Revenge, live up to his name? Part mystery, part myth, this book will scare the Dickens out of readers, while at the same time make them want to wish each other a 'Merry Krampus.'" - Kelly Easton, Golden Kite Award Winner Praise for Peter Johnson's Other Books What Happened "What Happened is the most gorgeously written YA novel of 2007" - Booklist, Starred Review The Amazing Adventures of John Smith, Jr. AKA Houdini "Poignant and downright hilarious, delivered in a voice that's wonderfully authentic." - Kirkus Reviews, "Best Book," Starred Review Out of Eden "It's the inexplicability of cruelty that makes this horrifying page-turner so effective." - Kirkus Reviews

Grant's Indian is a novel based on the life of Ely Parker, a Seneca Indian who, as Grant's military secretary, penned the surrender at Appomattox. From Appomattox, the story loops back to Parker as an Indian boy in upstate New York, his youth as tribal translator and diplomat and his meeting "Useless" Ulysses Grant in a barroom in Galena, Illinois. After Appomattox, Parker marries a white girl half his age, becomes commissioner of Indian affairs, resigns in disgrace, makes and loses a fortune on Wall Street and spends his last twenty years as a clerk in the New York City Police Department. Parker is an American Indian becoming an American, whose quest gets him into all sorts of trouble, including his comic-opera wedding, which he misses once by getting drunk and throwing himself into the Potomac. He dons successive careers, succeeding inwardly (while his outer success fades) through his young wife's urging him not to be an Indian or a white, "Just be a man!"

Hurry up and get YOUR copy today for 3.99 only❗ Regular price at 6.99❗Mastering Essential Legal Terms Explained About Limited Liability Companies, Joint-Stock Companies, Partnership, Private Enterprises, And Groups of Companies❗With a clear, concise, engaging writing and sophisticated analysis style, Dr. Peter Johnson will help you with a practical understanding of the ever-changing landscape of business and company law covering corporate structure, corporate governance, corporate finance, and corporate rescue and restructuring; provide you a road map to navigating enterprises rules of Limited Liability Companies, Joint-Stock Companies, Partnership, Private Enterprises, Groups of Companies and help you build a foundation for understanding the overall picture and much much more. This book delivers extensive coverage of every aspect of the law and details the duties a paralegal is expected to perform when working within business and company law. High-level, comprehensive coverage is combined with cutting-edge developments and foundational concepts.LIMITED TIME OFFER ONLY $3.99As the author of the book, I promise this book will be an invaluable source of legal reference for professionals, international lawyers, law students, business professionals and anyone else who want to improve their use of legal terminology, succinct clarification of legal terms and have a better understanding of business and company law. This book provides you with a comprehensive and highly practical approach in legal contexts, the world of enterprises rules related Limited Liability Companies, Joint-Stock Companies, Partnership, Private Enterprises, Groups of Companies. All legal terms and phrases are well written and explained clearly in plain English.Here is a preview of exactly what you will learn: Explanation of TermsRights of EnterprisesThe Company's CharterContributed AssetsTransfer of Property OwnershipHead Offices of EnterprisesThe Enterprise SealBranches, Representative Offices, And Business Locations Of The EnterpriseLimited Liability CompanyLimited Liability Companies with Two or More MembersOne-Member Limited Liability CompanyJoint-Stock CompaniesPartnershipPrivate EnterprisesGroups of CompaniesRestructuring, Dissolution, And Bankruptcy of EnterprisesAnd Much Much More! .............................Don't delay any more seconds, scroll back up, DOWNLOAD your copy TODAY for only $3.99 and start the journey of mastering essential legal terms explained about Business and Company law tomorrow!Tags: legal terminology and phrases, company law, corporate law, law of companies, limited liability companies, company law cases and materials, business law books, business law for dummies, business law principles and practices, legal vocabulary, law vocabulary, legal words you should know, legal terms, legal english dictionary, law dictionary, law books for students, law textbooks

Hurry up and get YOUR copy NOW❗ Mastering Essential Legal Terms Explained About Law on Intellectual Property❗With a clear, concise, and engaging writing style, Dr. Peter Johnson will help you with a practical understanding of intellectual property law topics about Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents, and Trade Secrets; provide you a road map to navigating intellectual property rules and help you build a foundation for understanding the overall picture and much much more. This book delivers extensive coverage of every aspect of the law and details the duties a paralegal is expected to perform when working within intellectual property law. High-level, comprehensive coverage is combined with cutting-edge developments and foundational concepts.As the author of the book, I promise this book will be an invaluable source of legal reference for professionals, international lawyers, law students, business professionals and anyone else who want to improve their use of legal terminology, succinct clarification of legal terms and have a better understanding of law on intellectual property. All legal terms and phrases are well written and explained clearly in plain English.Here is a preview of exactly what you will learn: CopyrightMoral RightsEconomic RightsLicensing Of Copyright And Related RightsInventionsIndustrial DesignsLayout DesignsMarksTrade NamesTrade SecretsProtection TitlesActs Of Unfair CompetitionLicence ContractsPlant VarietiesCivil RemediesPrinciples For Determining Loss And Damage Caused By An Infringement Of Intellectual Property RightsAnd Much Much More! .............................Don't delay any more seconds, scroll back up, DOWNLOAD your copy NOW for only $2.99 and start the journey of mastering essential legal terms explained about law on intellectual property TODAY!Tags: understanding intellectual property law, intellectual property in the new technological age 2018, intellectual property overview and strategies for entrepreneurs, intellectual property questions and answers, law on intellectual property, intellectual property nutshell, intellectual property rights, intellectual property textbook, intellectual property examples and explanations, intellectual property for dummies, intellectual property handbook, understanding intellectual property law, international intellectual property, intellectual property licensing, international intellectual property law cases and materials, intellectual property the law of trademark

Retirement and the impending move to his new family home will be challenging for workaholic Headmaster John Stevens after years of being at the top of the professional tree with considerable influence and responsibility. How will he cope with no longer being the "bee's knees"?

Self-confessed 'wise guy of the prose poem' and also its unofficial laureate, Peter Johnson is one of America's foremost practitioners and critics of prose poetry. The publication of his While the Undertaker Sleeps: Collected and New Prose Poems provides an important opportunity to reflect on the reputation of a master of the form, who, according to poet and critic Chard deNiord, 'almost singlehandedly revived the currency of the prose poem during the nineties and early oughts.' Indeed, Johnson has been a major force in the development of the American prose poem for more than three decades and has contributed significantly to its prominence on the world stage.... But it is his darkly comic and often deeply poignant prose poems that have done most to advance the form. His own writing possesses many of the characteristics he prioritizes and supports as a critic and editor. These include a sobering directness, a persuasive and unostentatious intellectualism, and a powerful sense of the ironic and absurd....

God calls people to ordained ministry. In the Church of England this ministry can take one or more of a number of shapes during an individual's life. This account is of one type lived over thirteen years as a Minister In Secular Employment (MSE). The author began authorised ministry as a Lay Reader, then 'turned the collar' to ordained ministry as an MSE and now works as a stipendiary Vicar. What will come next?

negative, adjective: (1) characterized by lacking positive attributes; (2) Benny Alvarezcontrary, adjective: (1) stubbornly opposed or willful; (2) Benny Alvarezfamily, noun: (1) any group of persons closely related by blood or marriage; (2) Mom, Dad, Irene, Benny, Crash, Grandpa Alvarez, and Glorialove, noun: a feeling of warm personal attachment or deep affectionloss, noun: (1) the state of being deprived of or of being without something that one has had; (2) something that is lost; (3) death, or the fact of being deadEveryone thinks Benny Alvarez is Mr. Negativity. According to Benny, he's just realistic about seeing the "other side" of things—when it comes to almost everything.But maybe there's a different way to deal with the things Benny can't control—like his ailing grandfather, his wild younger brother, and the know-it-all girls at school.In this poignant novel about acceptance, Benny Alvarez will have to decide . . . is the glass half empty or half full?

When an author comes to speak to his class in a rundown area of Providence, Houdini decides to make money by writing his own novel.Rule #8 for Writing a Kid's Novel: Try to include a few lists in your novel. Kids like lists. After all, Houdini's life is way more interesting than the kid the author wrote about.Houdini chronicles his life as he and his friends start a leaf-raking business; befriend Old Man Jackson, a Vietnam War veteran with a seriously scary dog; and get even with the neighborhood bully, Angel. But it's hard to find a way to write about his dad losing his job or his brother, Franklin, who is reported missing in action in Iraq.No matter what, Houdini and his friends will have to stick together to figure out how to do the right thing.

On the final day of their last term at Oakwood Primary two talented pupils, Sam Martin, the best in the school at sport, and Charlie Woods, its brightest academic prospect, go head to head in the sixty metre dash. It is a day neither of them will forget but afterwards they must go their separate ways.

The two volumes of A Philosopher at War examine the political thought of the philosopher and archaeologist, R G Collingwood, against the background of the First and Second World Wars. Collingwood served in Admiralty Intelligence during the First World War and although he was not physically robust enough to play an active role in the Second World War, he was swift to condemn the policies of appeasement which he thought largely responsible for bringing it about. The author uses a blend of political philosophy, history and discussion of political policy to uncover what Collingwood says about the First World War, the Peace Treaty which followed it and the crises which led to the Second World War in 1939, together with the response he mustered to it before his death in 1943. The aim is to reveal the kind of liberalism he valued and explain why he valued it. By 1940 Collingwood came to see that a liberalism separated from Christianity would be unable to meet the combined evils of Fascism and Nazism. How Collingwood arrived at this position, and how viable he finally considered it, is the story told in these volumes.

Peter Johnson has long been acclaimed by such poets as Russell Edson and Charles Simic as one of the masters of the prose poem. In his new book, Old Man Howling at the Moon, he continues his exploration of the genre, exhibiting his usual comic touch. Johnson calls these new poems "complaints" and traces his influences back to fourteenth-century France, while pointing out in the preface that his wise-fool Grumpy Old Everyman is also very much a part of a tradition, including writers as diverse as Allen Ginsberg, Catullus, and Nicanor Parra. Old Man Howling at the Moon is a welcome arrival at a time when anger and satire are desperately needed to enliven a contemporary poetry scene where often fashionable irony reigns supreme.

A resource for assessing your technology options in terms of next-generation platforms, products, and business models, this book reviews emerging metro protocols and their interactions and likely market impact.

This volume offers the reader advice on how to achieve new generation features with enhanced SONET and multi-lambda rings, compares SONET features and services with rival Ethernet-based offerings, and offers design approaches and business models for real-world deployment.

This book is volume one of a two-part series (volumes sold separately). Taken together, the two volumes of A Philosopher at War examine the political thought of the philosopher and archaeologist, R.G. Collingwood, against the background of the First and Second World Wars. Collingwood served in Admiralty Intelligence during the First World War and although he was not physically robust enough to play an active role in the Second World War, he was swift to condemn the policies of appeasement which he thought largely responsible for bringing it about. The author uses a blend of political philosophy, history and discussion of political policy to uncover what Collingwood says about the First World War, the Peace Treaty which followed it and the crises which led to the Second World War in 1939, together with the response he mustered to it before his death in 1943. The aim is to reveal the kind of liberalism he valued and explain why he valued it. By 1940 Collingwood came to see that a liberalism separated from Christianity would be unable to meet the combined evils of Fascism and Nazism. How Collingwood arrived at this position, and how viable he finally considered it, is the story told in these volumes.