Minecraft Basketball

More by Raymond Lewis

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  Minecraft

  Raymond Lewis It’s a hit!  This all new digital book reviews the super-creative and engaging world of the popular Minecraft computer game. 
  Minecraft is a bit of a puzzle - at first glance it seems kind of blocky and crude, almost a throwback to the clunky games from the early-era of 2D graphics.  Yet this simple, free-roaming and super-creative environment is highly addictive and is the main attraction for millions of dedicated fans.  We give it our special 5-star rating for its engaging and creative play.
  Let the exploring begin!

  3.5
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  Minecraft Baseball

  Raymond Lewis Hey there! It’s a nice day in the Minecraft World - if we had a ball field we could get some other players and throw the ball around. I know what we should do - we should build a ball park!
  Welcome to Minecraft Baseball! In this book we will demonstrate how to make a simple baseball diamond in Minecraft - a park of your very own that you can then modify, expand, and customize as you desire. What could be better than a custom made baseball diamond for your own team of hard-hitting Minecraft villagers? Let’s get started!

  4.0
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  Minecraft Basketball

  Raymond Lewis Hi there - wanna shoot some hoops? If we had a basketball court we could get some other players and set up a game. I know what we should do - we should build a basketball court!
  Welcome to Minecraft Baseball! In this book we will demonstrate how to make a simple basketball court in Minecraft - a place to play of your very own that you can then modify, expand, and customize as you desire. What could be better than a custom made basketball court for your own team of elbows-out, hands-high Minecraft villagers? Let’s get started!

  4.5
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  Grand Canyon Lodge

  Raymond Lewis America is a land of natural wonders and surprise - and none come bigger than the Grand Canyon. Spectacular views are the central feature of the Grand Canyon Lodge, which is perched at the very edge of the canyon’s impressive North Rim.  Built in the 1920’s by the Union Pacific Railroad as a tourist resort, the Lodge is a superb early example of the rustic-park architecture style created by designer GS Underwood for America’s National Park system. 
  
  Please enjoy this tour of the lodge and some of the surrounding attractions.

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  Minecraft Soccer

  Raymond Lewis Hi there - wanna play a beautiful game? Then I know what we should do - we should build a soccer field for our Minecraft village!
  Welcome to Minecraft Soccer! In this book we will demonstrate how to make a simple soccer stadium in Minecraft - a place of your very own that you can then modify, expand, and customize as you desire. What could be better than a custom made soccer field for your own team of Minecraft villagers? Let’s get started!

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  P-51 Mustang

  Raymond Lewis Born under the clouds of war in an urgent bid to defend freedom, the P-51 Mustang would go on to become the finest American fighter-built fighter of the Second World War. 
  
  Right from the start, the P-51 was an incredible aircraft - designed using advanced mathematics and materials, it went from concept to flying prototype in an-unheard-of 147 days. The P-51 won popularity after WW2 with private owners with its speed, agility, and graceful lines, and many are still flying today.
  
  This all new digital book presents photographs of the P-51. Enjoy!

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  F/A-18 Hornet & Super Hornet

  Raymond Lewis The F/A-18 is one of the most successful military aircraft ever flown - fast, agile, and flexible, it serves in a variety of critical roles with the US Navy and the US Marine Corps, and with the air forces of Australia, Canada, Finland, Kuwait, Malaysia, Spain, and Switzerland. The F/A-18 has even seen service with NASA to test new aviation technologies, and as a chase plane for the Space Shuttle program. The US Navy’s awe-inspiring Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron has flown the F/A-18 for over 25 years, inspiring millions of people with the F/A-18’s amazing performance.
  This all new digital book is a beautiful tribute in pictures to the F/A-18.

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  Saint Mary’s University

  Raymond Lewis Tour the beautiful campus of Saint Mary’s University, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With a history dating back to 1802, SMU has grown into a modern public, non-denominational university with a focus upon programs in science, liberal arts, and commerce. 
  
  This all new digital book presents a tour of the SMU campus, with it’s gardens, landscapes, and historic buildings. The university’s Robie Street campus was acquired in 1943, and had previously been used as a private estate, a golf course, and a cow pasture. Groves of trees now shade the side-streets and pathways, and many landscaped gardens encourage visitors to explore and discover this informal, friendly Maritime campus.

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  American Flag

  Raymond Lewis The American Flag. Inspiring. Stately. Evocative. Born by revolution, it is a powerful symbol of personal freedom and liberty - of the ideals, desires, and dreams of an entire nation. 
  This book is a collection of photographs and images that together embrace the viewpoint of the American Flag as a witness to the growth, struggles, turmoil, successes, and great deeds of the American people. 
  Imagine the sights and experiences witnessed over these incredible centuries. The American Flag is a powerfully enduring icon that stands fast against the most severe of trials and challenges.  It is a symbol of ideals and values that cannot be denied.

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  US Navy - Follow the Flag

  Raymond Lewis What is a war poster? A catchy advertisement and artwork, or a call to serve during a time of national strife? 
  This new digital book presents a visual tour of recruitment and service posters produced for the US Navy during the First and Second World Wars, when they were popular means to gain support to bolster the ranks and for Navy production work on the home front. Calls upon duty, honor and patriotism were popular themes then as they are now - and don’t forget the opportunity for adventure. As always, it’s time to Follow the Flag!

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  By Victories Undone

  Manoli Olympitis & Raymond Lewis Jamie Stewart was a young man with everything. Charm, good looks, a baronetcy and a vast fortune. Unfortunately, he had something more - a gift inherited from his mad grandfather Clarence, which enabled him to read minds. A destructive gift which made him invincible at the poker table but crippled his relationships with women. 
  
  This thrilling novel is set in the seemingly glamorous world of aristocrats, financiers and unscrupulous men who gamble for the highest stakes. As an Oxford undergraduate, Jamie befriends Greg Hamilton, scion of an American banking family. When Jamie is wrongly accused of a murder, in which he knows Greg to be implicated, he decides to take the biggest gamble of his life and stand trial. He does not know that the Greek shipping millionaire Spiros Virakis is plotting a diabolical revenge both at the poker table and against Jamie's friends. The novel describes the poker games, the high-class whores, the machinations of international finance within which Virakis tries to destroy the Hamilton bank. Jamie survives the ordeals of prison and a stroke and although he once again defeats Virakis at the poker table, fate has yet another blow in store.

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  Grand Pré

  Raymond Lewis & Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The story of Acadia and Grand-Pré is one of sadness and tragedy, of dreams unfulfilled and lives forever changed by the larger forces that swirl beyond the control of simple farmers and woodsmen. Over 250 years ago, the Acadian farmers at Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia were deported from their homes and farms as British and French kingdoms wrestled for control of North America.  The event is remembered in Longfellow’s epic poem Evangeline, which inspired interest in Acadian heritage and lead to the establishment of the Grand-Pré National Historic Site.
  
  Visit the Grand-Pré National Historic Site (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in Nova Scotia, Canada.

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  Exploring Peggy’s Cove

  Raymond Lewis The famous lighthouse, the rocks, and the dangerous sea are what draw many visitors to this shore.  Dramatic masses of granite emerge along the shoreline to roll against the sea, sending waves crashing into the sky above.  
  
  A tiny cleft in the rocky shore hides the secret opening to the cove ~ it seems scarcely large enough to see, yet alone guide a fishing boat through. Yet this fragile cove has sheltered it's rugged fishers for 200 years, and continues to provide a home and sanctuary for those who seek their bounty upon the waters of Nova Scotia.
  
  The raw power of the ocean, a fresh Atlantic breeze, and the quiet village lure visitors back time and time again.

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  Green Gables

  Raymond Lewis Explore the Green Gables National Historic Site, in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, Canada. This historic homestead was the inspiration for one of Canada's most beloved stories, LM Montgomery's bestselling Anne of Green Gables. Generations of devoted fans have travelled to PEI to see the landscapes and special places that inspired the stories, and Green Gables has become the cultural heart of their travels.  The huge success of the Anne stories was also a major inspiration for the establishment of Prince Edward Island National Park in 1937.

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  Halifax Public Art

  Raymond Lewis Halifax is an artistic community that celebrates its distinguished history, traditions, and ambitions with Public Art.  But it wasn’t always that way - a hundred years ago there was very little Public Art in the city.  No abstract sculpture, no murals, no “things” at street corners or building entrances, and certainly graffiti was not considered artwork at all.  Have a look at how things have changed!
  This all new, digital book presents a glimpse of Public Art in Halifax with photographs and 7 self-guided tours.  Let the explorations begin!

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  Women Building Warplanes

  Raymond Lewis The onset of WW2 created a huge labour shortage in America as millions enlisted in the military and production suddenly expanded to make their weapons and equipment. To fill the urgent demand, women were recruited to work in factories producing fighters, bombers, and utility aircraft. They rose to the challenge and within four years America employed the largest, most powerful, and most modern air force in the world.
  This all new digital book is a tribute in pictures to the woman who contributed to the country’s success and enduring prosperity.

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  Canada ABC

  Raymond Lewis Yes that’s right - they have the alphabet in Canada now. And here is your souvenir of this much anticipated event! Canada ABC is a complete collection of every rip-roaring letter in the Canadian Alphabet, presented in the order most-widely recognized from coast to coast to coast. As a bonus, many of the letters presented include an accompanying demonym to illustrate their true Canadian origin and proper usage. Enjoy!

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  Garden of Dreams

  Raymond Lewis The Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens are invested over 6 acres of beautiful meadow, woodland, and cultured habitats on the campus of Acadia University, in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. These magnificent gardens promote a deep appreciation for environmental stewardship and the beauty of nature, with a special focus upon the ecologically rich and far-reaching Acadian Forests that are so very important to the Maritime provinces. 
  This all new digital book presents a simple tour of these beautiful gardens. Enjoy!

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  Mount Saint Vincent University

  Raymond Lewis Tour the beautiful campus of Mount Saint Vincent University, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Founded in 1873 by the Sisters of Charity as a teacher training academy, “the Mount” is now a public, non-denominational university, with a focus primarily upon undergraduate programs in education, liberal arts, tourism management, and gender studies. 
  
  This all new digital book presents a tour of the Mount Saint Vincent University campus, with it’s gardens, landscapes, and historic buildings. This friendly and informal Maritime campus is located on a hillside which overlooks the Bedford Basin of Halifax Harbour. Groves of trees shade the lanes and pathways, and the landscaped gardens encourage visitors to explore and discover. Enjoy!

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  Halifax Public Gardens

  Raymond Lewis The Halifax Public Gardens are a treasure - a beautiful urban oasis cherished by generations of Haligonians and their visitors. Located near the city’s core, this place of tranquility and civic pride has blossomed for over 175 Years from a working demonstration garden into a masterpiece of landscape design and a cultural icon.
  
  Come visit this beautiful Victorian-era garden, an “unspoiled historic landmark” in a broadly historic and prosperous city. Your own Memories In the Park will be treasured always.

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  What is The Dingle?

  Raymond Lewis Halifax, Nova Scotia, slumbers upon a loyalist and conservative foundation which does not easily embrace innovation and change; thus, the very existence of the Dingle Tower is remarkable. An iconic landmark certainly, but what is the real purpose of this monument that has guarded the western approaches to the old Warden of the North for over a century? 
  This digital book is a companion to a digital media exploration (using the Unity 3D platform) which studies how historic architectural realities can be re-imagined as a romanticized narrative.