Patrick Thompson

Kobe lives and breathes basketball. While other basketball legends fade into obscurity after retirement, Kobe is out there pursuing new endeavors and building a business empire. It's a testament to his relentless thirst for knowledge and never-ending quest to be better. This book is a front row ticket to Kobe's journey through life as he reveals how he used the Mamba Mentality as a blueprint to his success, whether on-court or off-court. An insight into how his mind works offers an opportunity to replicate his success and achievements. It teaches about the value of hard work and commitment to the craft. Kobe's rise to greatness is an inspiration to a new generation of young people who dream of making it big in their chosen fields. Here's a sneak preview of what's inside of this book: Who is Kobe Bryant His Work Ethic The Famous "Mamba Mentality" and what this is all about Basketball Muses His Feuds and Controversies Kobe, The Storyteller Kobe the entrepreneur: Kobe, Inc. What's in The Future for Kobe Life-Changing Lessons from the Black Mamba get your copy today and be inspired now!

The Inspirational Story of One of the Greatest Basketball Players of All Time!

Kobe Bryant

Bree Thompson

Spank Your Child, PLEASE! covers a range of parenting and teaching topics and delivers logical advice and commentary for each. From the first chapter, it is clear that author Patrick Thompson, is in support of more traditional methods which worked for previous generations. Through careful analysis of his own childhood and his experience as a father and a teacher, he humorously and thoroughly examines both positive and negative results of methods we have used for generations as well as newly popular techniques. From supporting corporal punishment to questioning overly restrictive playground rules, no topic is too serious or too light to be examined. Whether in agreement with his ideas or not, Spank Your Child, PLEASE! is sure to spark debate about our effectiveness as parents and teachers to this strange little people we call children.

A Book About Children by Former Child, Patrick Thompson

Spank Your Child, Please!

Scott W. Ambler

Allan Vermeulen

Greg Bumgardner

Eldon Metz

Trevor Misfeldt

Jim Shur

This book, first published in 2000, Illustrates rules of Java code-writing with parallel examples of correct and incorrect usage.

The Elements of Java(TM) Style

Patrick Thompson

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