Robert Rogers

Bogden-Bog to his friends-is a curious thirteen-year-old Bigfoot with a nose for snacks and a heart that's even bigger than his furry feet. With Pinecone, a chatterbox fox squirrel who never met a rule he couldn't narrate, Bog has one job: keep to the Bigfoot Code-leave no trace. Easy... until the scent of ooey-gooey marshmallows lures them to a campground after dark. One slip into a perfect patch of mud and Bog's titanic toe prints are stamped for any human to find-especially Ranger Rudy, who's always suspected "something" in Cedar Ridge. Now Bog and Piney have to outwit flashlights, muffle giggles, and erase evidence before dawn gives them away. Packed with humor, heart, and just the right amount of mystery, The Muddy Caper kicks off an unforgettable adventure about friendship, courage, and keeping your secrets-while following the trail to what matters most

The poems in this book captures the feelings we have when the one we once loved is no longer with us or our feelings change. Those feelings change for a mixture of reasons: We change and only memories remain, our wishes may not come true, when love doesn't last, when we grow older and wish we were young again, when we wait to see if love will come our way.

She Drives Me Crazy: We Have Come Unwound are a reflection of the experiences of Army Ltc Robert Rogers, celebrating the good times and remembering the challenging times. Read the poems and see if they don't reflect some of your own experiences.

A Vietnam Infantry officer. Spent 21 years in the U.S. Army. Grew up in an impoverished environment in Oklahoma and California. A bachelor's degree from the University of California and a master's degree in Speech from Northern Illinois. Reside in a small community, Leavenworth, Kansas about 31 miles northwest of Kansas City.

These poems capture the feelings we have when we remember our life's journey: The loving time at the drive-in movie, longing for love, the fondest dreams we have, remember the cost when love disappears, remember Dad and Mother when they were still with us.

My Love Poems book primarily features stories describing love relationships between men and women. The stories are written from the perspective from men and from women. The poems describe events from early days and some from present experiences. They describe lasting love, loving relationships that have failed, and a longing for love. Here is one of the stanzas: I still love youHold MeRegain the feelings we once hadThat passionate love I can't hideBe my guide.

A fictional book that tells the story of what happens to a female doctor that wins a substantial amount of money as a prize. The prize money attracts unexpected consequences.

Differential Calculus: From Practice to Theory covers all of the topics in a typical first course in differential calculus. Initially it focuses on using calculus as a problem solving tool (in conjunction with analytic geometry and trigonometry) by exploiting an informal understanding of differentials (infinitesimals). As much as possible large, interesting, and important historical problems (the motion of falling bodies and trajectories, the shape of hanging chains, the Witch of Agnesi) are used to develop key ideas. Only after skill with the computational tools of calculus has been developed is the question of rigor seriously broached. At that point, the foundational ideas (limits, continuity) are developed to replace infinitesimals, first intuitively then rigorously. This approach is more historically accurate than the usual development of calculus and, more importantly, it is pedagogically sound. The text also incorporates curated activities from the TRansforming Instruction in Undergraduate Mathematics Instruction via Primary Historical Sources (TRIUMPHS) project to provide students with ample opportunities to develop relevant competencies.

These poems reflect stories written by Robert Rogers. He is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel that has experienced war, personal challenges and lots of fun times. Those experiences are reflected in the 13 poems he has written. He has a Master's degree in Speech and has been awarded a number of Army decorations including a Silver Star for his combat role in Vietnam. Read the poems and see if they don't reflect some of your own experiences.

These poems reflect stories written by Robert Rogers. He is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel that has experienced war, personal challenges and lots of fun times. Those experiences are reflected in the 13 poems he has written. He has a Master's degree in Speech and has been awarded a number of Army decorations including a Silver Star for his combat role in Vietnam. Read the poems and see if they don't reflect some of your own experiences.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1860.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1860.