Frog Realm - Babec, George L

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Résumé :
Deep in the jungle, an ancient power awakens. A young man desiring to prove himself looks to the great one before him. Conqueror. Father. Deity. In Necalli's world, life is a struggle of glory and sacrifice, and the youthful successor is ready to give everything he has to save his people. But his father, the venerated Ahau, is at heart a man not a god. And he's been keeping secrets. Dark, necromantic forces are rising, for the truth has been discovered. Necalli finds himself heir to a shrouded past, while facing a foe he cannot hope to defeat. Waiting in the dark recesses of time for a foretold promise. A weapon of unthinkable power. A beating heart with a burning fire within, struggling to answer the call. Worlds apart, yet drawn to one another. More than an ally yet less than a warrior.Together they must find the will to stand and fight or surrender once and for all to the dark ancient artifice desiring to destroy them.

Biographie:
George Babec has been an Electronic Engineer and Software Engineer for over twenty five years. He specializes in the development of data acquisition and control systems hardware, software, and FPGA design. George has extensible experience having developed everything from space-based laser control systems to functional safety devices for theme park rides and factory automation. He has developed control systems for wavelength programmable fiber optic transmitter (XFP) modules as well as media routers for the broadcast industry. George has developed embedded web-based control systems for many real-time applications running on RTOS-based operating systems as well as bare metal interrupt driven programming. His love and excitement for creating something new is only heightened when the opportunity arises to share his passion for design with others.

Sommaire:
George Babec has been an Electronic Engineer and Software Engineer for over twenty five years. He specializes in the development of data acquisition and control systems hardware, software, and FPGA design. George has extensible experience having developed everything from space-based laser control systems to functional safety devices for theme park rides and factory automation. He has developed control systems for wavelength programmable fiber optic transmitter (XFP) modules as well as media routers for the broadcast industry. George has developed embedded web-based control systems for many real-time applications running on RTOS-based operating systems as well as bare metal interrupt driven programming. His love and excitement for creating something new is only heightened when the opportunity arises to share his passion for design with others....