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Right On!

Wonderful introduction to Johnson's major themes.Walter Jackson Bate is famous for his biography of Johnson, but 20 years earlier he wrote this gem, which collects the major themes in Johnson's essays, and ties together the points Johnson made on them. It is not a quotation collection, it is Bate's analysis of the themes. There is a biographical chapter, but then about 150 pages of analysis. Those chapters are called:
1. The hunger of imagination
2. The treachery of the human heart and the strategems of defense
3. The stability of truth
4. Johnson as a critic: the form and function of literature
This is a great companion volume for readers of Johnson's essays and criticism.


Not Perfect, But Fun

An excellent insight on adaptive behavior

Great read aloud -poetry/stories of 19th C. Adirondacks

Wonderful rendition of the author's overcoming tough times.

Advanced High Frequency Radio Communications - ALEAutomatic Link Establishment (ALE) protocol and other "leading-edge" developments of the integration of data communications and internet connectivity with HF radios and HF radio network design.
This book is densely-packed with technicial information that is useful to the communications hobbyist, and the professional who is involved with HF radio.
For any member of the Amateur Radio Community that may be interested in using ALE techniques in the Amateur Radio Service,
a user group has been formed at:
groups.yahoo.com/group/hflink
-- Patricia Gibbons/ WA6UBE


Life Changing

Creative and a good read!Young Sara is put in a predicament when she realizes she can communicate with the animals (Wollo Bushtail and others) and must be a laison between "human kind" and the "forest dwellers" to help solve a big problem.
I would recommend this book for pre-teens and older. I really, really enjoyed reading this story.


I think these books are great