124 Ergebnisse - Zeige 61 von 80.

An authoritative analysis of one of the most revered rights of peoples and cultures around the world-privacy.

What insights does Christianity offer? Christians believe we are stewards of God's creation. We therefore should win control of diseases. We should tackle Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and spinal cord injuries. But the ethical choices are tough. In this coherent, engaging book Professor Gareth Jones tackles: Who designs designer babies? What is special about the human embryo? What are the limits of stem cell research? Should we not merely repair, ...

A tennis book suited for advanced tournament players. It is an easy, but interesting read. Like other tennis literature hits such as The Inner Game of Tennis and Winning Ugly, The Lure of the Big Game describes a new angle at achieving a winning game. It is becoming a staple on every aspiring tennis player's bookshelf. The Lure of the Big Game describes highly effective baseline strategies based on applying advantageous patterns, principles to...

Keine Beschreibung.

The book is designed for use in a wide range of formal and informal settings, offering practical examples of intercessions in traditional services, all-age worship, small groups as well as personal devotions. Praise for The Intercessions Handbook: - An excellent resource taking us through the problems and challenges of intercessory prayer. It has humour and helps us to clarify our thoughts on how we ought and ought not to pray. Magnet. 'gives ...

Biographical novel about the 1980s bank robber, Johann Rettenberger.

Thinking Syntactically: A Guide to Argumentation and Analysis" is a textbook designed to teach introductory students the skills of relating data to theory and theory to data. Helps students develop their thinking and argumentation skills rather than merely introducing them to one particular version of syntactic theory. Structured around a wide range of exercises that use clear and compelling logic to build arguments and lead up to theoretical ...

Thinking Syntactically takes a new approach to teaching introductory students the skills of relating data to theory and theory to data. The main goal of the book is to create a mindset for scientific thinking and gives students a heightened sensitivity to language that empowers them to go beyond the material taught in class. Though generative in spirit, this textbook does not focus on teaching the details of a specific theoretical approach, bu...

Dominant Life Form chronicles a secret project whose mission's success or failure will determine the future of earth's native intelligences. Set inside the only chance earth will have to create true intelligent reproducing robots, AI creation proceeds from individual battles of the team with self to increasingly complex layers of what it means to be conscious. Even their human creators do not know if they will coexist with the beings they are ...

Just what was going on in the research station up in the mountains in wartime Wales, and what fate befell some of the people who worked there? These questions force David Watkins, into a world of intrigue, duplicity and a conspiracy of silence persisting from those days until now. From the snows of Slovenia to the sun-warmed pastures of Tasmania and back to the chill winds of Wales, his search for a missing relative to complete his family tree...

Would you like to know how germs were discovered? Who found the first antibiotic? Who first described blood circulation? How scientists discovered DNA, and insulin, etc.? If you are curious, then read this series. These are some of the stories about the most important medical discoveries ever made, which have saved millions and millions of lives. These extraordinary discoveries are not a simple matter of luck or talent, they are the results of...

Seasons is a story about a girl who takes us through winter, spring, summer, and fall and tells us how she relates each season of the year with something from her personal experience. This story was written from a child's perspective and portrays the innocence of our youth. Seasons will take you through a colorful depiction of things a child may do throughout the year and shows us simplicity at its best. Seasons is a book that may also be used...

BROWN ISLANDS is a product of Love - Love of spreading knowledge, Love of teaching, Love of being with children, and Love of the subject matter, the animals and habitats in the Long Island Sound area. Read to your child or class about the wonders of nature that are found in an intertidal area. Whet the appetite of young explorers and future scientists as to what can be found in the sand and mud. Instill in those inquisitive minds, a unique kno...

Keine Beschreibung.

This is not a novel. It is more of a reference work. It does not have to be read from beginning to end, although you can do that. It is meant to be a sort of primer of life, with a strong emphasis on the Bible, also known as "The Word". You may already know that book as a huge best seller. So the essays are roughly arranged by subject in alphabetical order, like an encyclopedia or dictionary. Not designed for cover to cover reading. But the id...

Now comes the now thirty year old, Valdez V. Fisher, Jr., native Baltimorean, and literary mastermind, with his book debut, "I Ain't Bitin' My Tongue." This skillfully written, inspirational masterpiece addresses issues ranging from relationships, to wealth management, parenting, to urban living. With an endorsing foreword by Lance Warlock, of the movie Halloween II (www.halloweenmovies.com), this special, autographed, large print edition, is ...

When Rob Gipson's St. Louis neighborhood becomes the target of a serial killer, Rob is convinced the killer is a former neighbor. A survivor's description of the killer is identical to the troubled boy who briefly lived next door to Rob during his childhood. The details of the current murders take Rob back many years to a murder that was eerily similar, a murder for which an innocent man has already been convicted and executed. When Rob sets o...

Margie receives a golden opportunity to live her life over again beginning at age three. Her journey is filled with many pitfalls, much jocularity and an amazing amount of lessons. Will you follow her journey as she goes through all seven levels?

Dreams are a portrayal of a young girl, named Joan who lives in a small rural town in Cleveland, Texas, and whose dreams sometimes come true. At the age of 10 she has a dream about her father, and discovers that the dream has come true. Her dreams will affect her in ways that will bring heartache and despair to her family and friends. As you read her story, you will see how the dreams affect her and others around her. Because of her dreams, sh...

Maggie must give up her life in Vermont to escape the abuse of her live-in lover. She travels south towards Florida with her newborn daughter, Anna, only to breakdown in a small town in North Carolina. There, she meets Blair, who brings Maggie and Anna into her home. While staying at the house, Maggie finds herself falling in love with Blair, which both surprises and excites her. But Maggie still keeps the dark secret of her past hidden. Her l...