books about: lifeboat (navigating lifeboats practical)

books about: lifeboat

books:

Middle-Class Lifeboat: Careers and Life Choices for Navigating a Changing Economy

10 reviews
Paul Edwards, Sarah Edwards

Thomas Nelson, 2008

A really useful book that I'm recommending to my clients
I'm a career counselor and am delighted that the Edwards have written this forward-thinking book. It's the first of its kind I've seen that's written for a new time and a new economy. I'm recommending it to my clients who are struggling to maintain a middle-class life in turbulent economic times. It helps them realize that things have really changed and we need to be considering new options ...

Lifeboat Card Game
Jeff Siadek

Gorilla Boardgames, 2007

Your only hope for survival is to climb aboard a Lifeboat and head out into uncharted waters. But as supplies run low and hidden treasure is discovered, the passengers start to take sides. Protect your secret love, watch out for your secret enemy, and grab as much loot as you can!

Lifeboat Sailors: The U.S. Coast Guard's Small Boat Stations

12 reviews
Dennis L. Noble

Potomoc Books, 2001

Easy-reading, but very eye-opening and inspiring
Although the book was a nice, easy read, I was involved to the point where I couldn't put it down and wanted to know more about the Coast Guard. These men and women of the small lifeboat stations are true heroes. Thanks to Dennis Noble for telling their history and story. I was inspired so much by the desire to become a part of such an amazing tradition and responsibility that I visited my ...

Lifeboat

1 review
John R. Stilgoe

University of Virginia Press, 2007

Seeing for the first time
Lifeboat, like anything by John Stilgoe, will make you re-examine your views of the past, present, and perhaps even everyday sights and sites you pass routinely without regard.

Survival at Sea: The Lifeboat and Liferaft
C. H. Wright

Sheridan House Inc, 2001

The skills and tools necessary for safety of life at sea. Essential reading for all seamen.

Diesels Afloat (Lifeboats)
Pat Manley

Wiley, 2007

This book is essential to every yacht and most large motorboats, which have diesel engines. It will explain how to prevent problems, troubleshoot and repair engines using safe techniques. The definitive manual on diesels ? every yacht or motor boat should have one on board Heavily illustrated with approximately 400 colour photographs and diagrams Covers essential maintenance, troubleshooting and repair ...

Lifeboat Earth
Stanley Schmidt

Foxacre Press, 1978

Volume Two of Stanley Schmidt's Classic Tale of the Planet in Peril -- back in print at last! Earth herself has escaped the doomed Milky Way -- but who will survive a journey that could be as deadly as the radiation blast that will wipe out all life in the Galaxy? Includes a new afterword by the author.

A Practical Guide to Lifeboat Survival
France) Centre d'etude et de pratique de la survie (Pornichet

US Naval Institute Press, 1998

The Lifeboat Strategy

1 review
Mark Nestmann

API, Ltd. dba The Nestmann Group, Ltd., 2007

Big question about this book
My question is: - IS THIS BOOK THE LATEST, i.e. 3rd 2007 EDITION? How can I tell if Amazon will ship me the latest edition (3rd.) or an older one? - gd

The Last Lifeboat
Skip Work

Tate Publishing, 2009

The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.' -Alvin Toffler Are people, all human beings, smart? Then why is our education system so caught up in coaches, teachers, cheerleaders and managers on the sidelines grading and judging, only to lead our nation to robotic systems keepers instead of lovers of learning? The Last Lifeboat asks these hard questions about ...

Journeys in the Lifeboat: Life Stories That Touch the Heart
Uta Monique Behrens

Acacia Pub Inc, 2005

Journeys in the Lifeboat is a touching collection of life stories reflecting the humor, joys, trials, courage of conviction and gratitude of a full life.

Oakley Lifeboats: An Illustrated History of the RNLI's Oakley and Rother Lifeboats
Nicholas Leach

Tempus, 2003

Beginning with their first development, Nicholas Leach traces the life of the Oakley and Rother class lifeboats with photographs and text. He looks at their origins, their time in service, and their final destinations.

Riders of the Storm: The Story of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution

1 review
Ian Cameron

Orion Publishing, 2009

An excellent history of the R.N.L.I.
The Riders of the Storm is an engaging and informative look at the history of the lifeboat service in UK. Included are descriptions of various boats and other equipment used by the RNLI over the years; accounts of rescues made by the service; and, a look at some of the people that figure prominently in lifeboat service history. The author includes a wealth of illustrations, many in color.

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