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Baron is clever - perhaps too clever. He sits on the heavily protected island of Cockaigne, a mini-Las Vegas forty miles out in the Gulf of Mexico, raking in as much as $250, 000 some nights....

Release Date: October 27, 1995

Release Date: March 03, 2009

Release Date: June 01, 2001

In his new novel, John Ajvide Lindqvist does for zombies what his previous novel, Let the Right One In, did for vampires. Across Stockholm the power grid has gone crazy. In the morgue and in cemeteries, the recently deceased are waking up. One grandfather is alight with hope that his grandson will be returned, but one husband is aghast at what his adored wife has become. A horror novel that transcends its genre by showing what the return of the dead might really mean to those who loved them.

The Boaters Guide to Twin Screw Boat HandlingN8995DVD 40 mins. Teaches Maneuvers, Docking, Wind & Current, Controls & much more Features detailed procedures, thorough explanations, illustrative examples & demonstrations filmed in real time that show what to do and what not to do, in split screen formatAn excellent hands-on guide to the basics of twin screw boat handling for twin screw power boats in a variety of different situations. Divided into five sections this program covers: the basics of the controls, maneuvers, docking & undocking in slips, wind & current compensation and engine failure tactics. This step-by-step approach to the basics of boat handling uses a "hands on" viewing system, which enables you to get a real feel of performing a variety of basic and complicated maneuvers. This format allows you to gain not only the knowledge, but also the experience of handling a twin screw power boat of any size. Features illustrative examples and demonstrations filmed in real time, that show what to do and what not to do, in split screen, screen on screen format. Several characteristics influence the control of any vessel. A basic understanding of how each of these characteristics influences boat handling is necessary before you can attain competence in handling a twin-screw vessel. A knowledge of the natural conditions that may also affect your boat's operation and the ordinary problems that can arise are essential to master the skills of twin screw boat operation. DVD Menu:The BasicsCovers all the controls and their positions. Steering wheel Throttles Shift ControlsBasic ManeuversDemonstrates actual movements and the effects created from using the controls. Steering with the wheel Spinning the boat using shift controls Spinning the boat using shift controls & steering wheel Spinning the boat using shift controls, steering wheel & throttleDocking ManeuversShows how to approach and enter a slip or dock and exit from these locations. Safely leaving the dock Returning to the dock Approaching the dock Pulling up slowly, only using shift controls Tying the boat up to the dock: the cleat hitch (coiling the line) Remaining in control until boat is secure Leaving the dock when in between two boats (fore & aft) Returning to dock and "parallel parking" between boats Pulling out of a boat slip Returning boat to the slip "Walking the boat" (making the boat go sideways)Wind & CurrentTeaches how to compensate for wind and currents in docking maneuvers. Compensating for effects of Wind Compensating for effects of current Pulling into slip Pulling back out of slipEngine FailureHaving an engine go out is one of the major problems for twin screw boats. Learn the proper techniques to maneuver with only one engine. What to do when one engine quits on you Docking to Port with port engine out Docking to Port with starboard engine out Fending off, if things don't work out Instructional Videos

The Boaters Guide to Twin Screw Boat HandlingN8995DVD 40 mins. Teaches Maneuvers, Docking, Wind & Current, Controls & much more Features detailed procedures, thorough explanations, illustrative examples & demonstrations filmed in real time that show what to do and what not to do, in split screen formatAn excellent hands-on guide to the basics of twin screw boat handling for twin screw power boats in a variety of different situations. Divided into five sections this program covers: the basics of the controls, maneuvers, docking & undocking in slips, wind & current compensation and engine failure tactics. This step-by-step approach to the basics of boat handling uses a "hands on" viewing system, which enables you to get a real feel of performing a variety of basic and complicated maneuvers. This format allows you to gain not only the knowledge, but also the experience of handling a twin screw power boat of any size. Features illustrative examples and demonstrations filmed in real time, that show what to do and what not to do, in split screen, screen on screen format. Several characteristics influence the control of any vessel. A basic understanding of how each of these characteristics influences boat handling is necessary before you can attain competence in handling a twin-screw vessel. A knowledge of the natural conditions that may also affect your boat's operation and the ordinary problems that can arise are essential to master the skills of twin screw boat operation. DVD Menu:The BasicsCovers all the controls and their positions. Steering wheel Throttles Shift ControlsBasic ManeuversDemonstrates actual movements and the effects created from using the controls. Steering with the wheel Spinning the boat using shift controls Spinning the boat using shift controls & steering wheel Spinning the boat using shift controls, steering wheel & throttleDocking ManeuversShows how to approach and enter a slip or dock and exit from these locations. Safely leaving the dock Returning to the dock Approaching the dock Pulling up slowly, only using shift controls Tying the boat up to the dock: the cleat hitch (coiling the line) Remaining in control until boat is secure Leaving the dock when in between two boats (fore & aft) Returning to dock and "parallel parking" between boats Pulling out of a boat slip Returning boat to the slip "Walking the boat" (making the boat go sideways)Wind & CurrentTeaches how to compensate for wind and currents in docking maneuvers. Compensating for effects of Wind Compensating for effects of current Pulling into slip Pulling back out of slipEngine FailureHaving an engine go out is one of the major problems for twin screw boats. Learn the proper techniques to maneuver with only one engine. What to do when one engine quits on you Docking to Port with port engine out Docking to Port with starboard engine out Fending off, if things don't work out

Release Date: August 01, 2006

Release Date: April 01, 1998

Release Date: May 01, 2007