IN THIS BOOK, Members of the Instrumentation and Controls Division, share the history of that Division and the practice of measurement and controls, as practiced at ORNL.

The I&C Division was unique in the world, because it included the Craftspeople as well as the Scientists and Engineers in one organization, under the same management.

Originally published: Paducah, Ky: Turner Pub. Co., c2001.

The world is in trouble. Growing political unrest, cataclysmic cancer rates and an unprecedented economic downturn have even the most optimistic citizens fearful of the future. Then the unthinkable happens - human conception stops. As it becomes clear that nowhere in the world are babies being conceived, full-blown panic ensues. Marshal law is imposed in the United States and it becomes evermore obvious that the President isn't in control. Two couples, both pregnant before conception stopped, fearing for their lives and the lives of their unborn children contemplate a desperate plan to escape...

This novel is the Bronze Medal winner in the action/adventure fiction category of the 2012 Living Now Book Awards. Just how far would a sitting Administration go to secure a second term? Could their behind-the-scenes intrigues actually result in the destruction of political opponents? Would murder be beyond their limits? When two common guys find themselves in the middle of big-time politics they quickly learn that America's political system isn't exactly what our forefathers envisioned.

Overtime Kids is an inspiring account of the smallest school to ever win the Kentucky State High School Basketball Championship, knocking out the highest scoring player in history in the process Discover with Dr. Don Miller how this humble coal-mining town produced some of the state's most determined players ever and the tremendous lifelong principles that guided them to the championship and beyond. This story of the Carr Creek High 1956 Kentucky State Champions is truly an inspiration to students and sports fans everywhere.

"B" MOVIES by Don Miller, with an introduction by Leonard Maltin No one ever paid much attention to the bottom half of double-features in the 1930s and '40s-except movie enthusiast Don Miller, who had a photographic memory. This unique and invaluable book traces the history of Hollywood's cinematic step-children, the low-budget movies that came from fly-by-night producers as well as the major studios. From Bela Lugosi to Charlie Chan, they're all here in this comprehensive and entertaining text-a resource that's been out-of-print for many years. Whether your interest is the early work of...