A textbook for teaching advanced divers (more than 100 logged dives). Description of problems, risks and necessary equipment.

In addition to his three-decade tenure as the bass player in the Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman has pursued two other, distinctly different musical careers, each of which is chronicled on this two-hour-and-35-minute, two-CD compilation. First, beginning with the release of his debut solo album, Monkey Grip, on Rolling Stones Records in May 1974, Wyman worked on his own as a singer, songwriter, and recording artist from then through the early '90s, while at the same time maintaining his position with the Stones. (Annotator David Wells, in his highly informative liner notes, makes clear, however, that Wyman's solo forays tended to be associated with periods of dissension in the band that, at times, made its continued existence doubtful, so they really constituted efforts to establish his name separately and were not just busman's holidays.) The height of these efforts had to be the single "(Si, Si) Je Suis un Rock Star," which, although unreleased in the U.S., was a hit across Europe in 1981.

Tales of the FBI: ‘Operation Solo’ tells us about the little known operation SOLO, a very top secret FBI operation devised to get information from the Soviets through the US communist party. It is an historical account of how a couple of courageous brothers and their wives who initially were drawn into communism were able to see the ugly truth behind it and use their backgrounds to become the greatest spies in history. The two spies inside the party, Jack and Morris Childs worked for the FBI while serving as advisers to the Kremlin throughout the Cold War.