K naibolee vazhnym zadacham proizvodstva lit'ya otnositsya bor'ba s brakom i optimizatsiya tekhnologicheskogo protsessa. Na praktike, dazhe opytnye tekhnologi ne vsegda dayut pravil'nye resheniya po snizheniyu defektnosti otlivok. Poetomu aktual'noy zadachey yavlyaetsya primenenie sovremennykh informatsionnykh tekhnologiy dlya resheniya ukazannykh zadach. V knige privoditsya opisanie sposoba diagnostiki defektov otlivok s ispol'zovaniem kachestvennykh i kolichestvennykh metodov. Podrobno rassmatrivaetsya protsess diagnostiki i ustraneniya defektov gazovogo ...

Create a Remarkable System for a Lifetime of Achievement Discover how to live life with the “No Regrets” approach How do you avoid letting your life slip by? This book will tell you how. Dr. Randall Peeters takes you through the literal ups and downs that he went through as he strove to complete the Adventure Grand Slam: climbing the Seven Summits and standing at the North and South Poles. He shares his system you can use to reach your goals. Frostbite, death, diarrhea, aching loneliness, and worse constitute a small part of his incredible ...

At six years old Tim Thompson learned about death, the death of his brother. From that point on, Tim's life changed drastically. Mad at God, and haunted by spirits, he was lead into the dark world where God was the number one enemy. In and out of psych wards and rehab, struggling with drug abuse and suicide attempts, Tim's life was one demonic disaster after another... until he asked God to step in. Follow Tim's life as he hangs on the brink of death, to his life-changing experience with God, and his struggle to find a place to fit in within the Christian ...

A journey with Ann Conway as she encounters happiness and clarity, pain and hurt, confusion and unanswered questions. She shares her fears with faith and has answered the question of "Will I Trust?". You will be encouraged to face your own unanswered questions and fears to move forward with faith a reneewed sense of trust and purpose in life.

Schustermeyer is looking forward to his senior year in high school in balmy Oceanside, CA. However, he learns that his Father, a USMC Major, has been transferred to Albany, GA, so the entire family packs up and heads east to the Marine Corps Supply Center. For the next twelve months, Schustermeyer tries to fulfill his 1965 New Year's Vow in the South...this is a story of comeuppance, sibling rivalry, initiations, and best of all, the human heart. Funny, irreverent, sardonic...move over "Catcher in the Rye" - there is competition now that Schustermeyer has ...

Caspian says his waffle tastes better because he has an invisible magic wand. Belinda wants one, just like his. But what if the waffle tastes so good she doesn't notice an earthquake?  Caspian and his cousin Belinda are visiting Grandpa's house. Belinda wants an Invisible Magic Wand, just like Caspian's. The wand allows the children to speed up time, or slow it down. While Grandpa is getting the wand, an earthquake shakes the house. Thanks to the wands, all three escape, unscathed. 

Raise the Bar, Change the Game is the beautifully written autobiography of an entrepreneur. Rarely do you have a biography where personal humanity is intricately interwoven with the business successes and failures that occur when someone takes a road never before traveled; in this case, through the newly-fallen Soviet Union. The rapid collapse of the Soviet Union hit all of Eastern Europe like the meteor that killed the dinosaurs. Brian quotes Darwin, “It is not the not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent; it is ...

"Nine Against the Unknown" is a vintage book that looks at some of history's most important and celebrated explorers including Marco Polo and Christopher Columbus, describing in detail their various voyages and journeys and how they changed the world. Lewis Grassic Gibbon was the pen name of James Leslie Mitchell (1901 - 1935), a Scottish writer. Other notable works by this author include: "The Thirteenth Disciple" (1931), "The Calends of Cairo" (1931), and "Three Go Back" (1932). Contents include: "The Glamour of Gold and the Givers of Life", "Leif Ericsson's ...

Seminole Freedmen, as they were called, were the only African Americans living among the Five Civilized Tribes who were entitled to tribal allotments. Unlike the other Five Civilized Tribes--which held African Americans as slaves--the Seminole incorporated blacks into their tribe. Since the Curtis Act required the Dawes Commission to "follow tribal customs and usages" in processing applications for allotment, it had to consider any children of a mixed marriage "freedmen rather than citizens by ...