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Modern Marine Weather Workbook

David Burch Toby Burch

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English
Starpath Publications
30 September 2008
This workbook is designed to accompany the text Modern Marine Weather by David Burch (First or Second Edition). It can also be used by those who have learned marine weather from other sources. It provides questions and answers for all aspects of marine weather. This workbook is used in training programs around the US. These are practical questions that every mariner should know the answer to. It is a through overview of the subject. Anyone who answers all of these questions can be confident that they have a firm and practical grasp of marine weather that will enhance their interpretation and planning around the weather. Sections on weather map reading are included. There are multiple choice questions as well as short essay questions all with complete answers. The section called Points to Ponder along with their answers provide a summary of the key decisions that must be made in practical marine weather, both in planning and underway. The book is designed for all mariners, recreational and professional. The level of training covered exceeds that required for any certification or professional license exam.

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Imprint:   Starpath Publications
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 280mm,  Width: 210mm,  Spine: 3mm
Weight:   185g
ISBN:   9780914025092
ISBN 10:   0914025090
Pages:   72
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Reviews for Modern Marine Weather Workbook

For Roop, a 16-year-old girl living in the Punjab in 1937, the need to find a husband is a pressing issue. Her father arranges for her to become the second wife of Sardarji, a Sikh businessman 25 years her senior, but Sardarji's childless first wife, Satya, feels betrayed and becomes increasingly vengeful. Roop doesn't notice Satya's anger and Sardarji, a busy man, is unaware of being unkind to Roop when he suggests that she hand over her new baby to Satya in order to placate her. The resulting conflict has far-reaching consequences. Set against the background of pre-Partition India, the book effectively conveys an atmosphere of unrest and explores the growing tensions among Sikhs and Muslims, mirrored by the strained relationship between Roop and Satya. In this impressive first novel, the author writes with lyrical vitality, portraying her characters with humanity and insight. Reviewed by Ruth Eglesfield. (Kirkus UK)


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