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Until now, no other author has dared venture into the spiritual warfare that rages unseen around us, manipulating the history of man. Israel, the Final Holocaust describes that moment when pride first entered creation, when Lucifer spoke the five "I wills" that carried him and one-third of the heavenly, holy angels into Perdition. Israel, the Final Holocaust portrays that coming day when the door to the Abyss will be opened and demons will be ...

Pastor Azar was a controversial and popular author in the Middle East during the 1960's. His articles were published in religious and non-sectarian publications and newspapers. He and his family had faced many challenges and dangers during three revolutions in Iraq including the time when the Baath party came to power. They also lived through four wars while living in Jordan, including the six-day war with Israel and the civil war of Black Sep...

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Black rain is a book of compiled poerty written by myself through out the last couple of years. It talks about life and how it can really tear us down, how we must build ourselves up. Most people might precieve it as sad because of the title but it's not sad at all it's a stand point of self reflection and a reminder that we as humans are blessed in so many ways that we take for granted. Black rain shows an appreciation of nature and all that ...

The Torah's text, the first five books of the Bible, dictated to Moses by Yahweh on Mount Sinai about 3400 years ago, contains throughout its chapters multiple encoded names of those 12 alien beings identified in crop circles, the Anunnaki of Nibiru (10th solar system planet), who established all human civilizations. The main gods of those various religions are also encoded in the Torah, found very close in the encrypted text with the correspo...

If a single word was to describe her, it would have to be ambition. After a grim childhood in Leroy, North Dakota, Gabrielle Chevalier moves her beauty and haughty spirit to Montreal where she marries in 1911. That same year however, a dark, unspeakable sin casts a formidable pall on her promising life. Over the next eighteen years, as per the dictates of her faith, Gaby will suffer her punishment in angry silence. In 1932, her penance now off...

Cal Torncek is the lawyer appointed to represent Victoria Frankel, a young woman accused of using a "lethal cocktail" of birth control pills-a chemical assault-to kill her viable fetus. Torncek has the support of a loving wife and their five children, along with the support of his law partners, Grace Radmond and Mike Baptise. But, due to his fragile health, he needs all the help he can get with the case. If the case is lost, the setback could ...

N.Y.C. Homicide Detective Jack Randall, haunted by the horrors of Vietnam, is shaken by his brother Tim's death in faraway India. Informed the death was from "natural cause, " a mysterious call leads Randall to the ghastly truth. Summoned to the funeral home, Randall is appalled to find Tim's grisly remains evidence of hideous torture, before being murdered. But the most shocking discovery is that all the body's transplantable organs have been...

N.Y.C. Homicide Detective Jack Randall, haunted by the horrors of Vietnam, is shaken by his brother Tim's death in faraway India. Informed the death was from "natural cause, " a mysterious call leads Randall to the ghastly truth. Summoned to the funeral home, Randall is appalled to find Tim's grisly remains evidence of hideous torture, before being murdered. But the most shocking discovery is that all the body's transplantable organs have been...

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An examination of Mozart's piano sonatas, showing them to be a microcosm of the composer's changing style.

Why do singers sing in the way they do? Why, for example, is western classical singing so different from pop singing? How is it that Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballe could sing together? These are the kinds of questions which John Potter, a singer with the Hilliard Ensemble and Red Byrd, and himself the master of many styles, poses in this fascinating book, which is effectively a history of singing style. He finds the reasons to be prima...

Explores the musical culture of the German-speaking realm in the age of Gutenberg, D rer and Luther.

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The contributions in this volume provide a snapshot of the latest research and future plans for space-borne and ground-based experiments dedicated to the observation of the gamma-ray sky. The articles are authored by both seasoned veterans of the first dedicated gamma-ray missions, and young scientists entering the fascinating field of gamma-ray astrophysics. With the advent of gamma-ray instrumentation on spacecraft and large and sensitive gr...

The European Charter for Small Enterprises recognises that small firms are the backbone of the European economy. Yet books on the topic are few. An author requires courage to cover such a large set of different views, perceptions and realities about entrepreneurship, even within the limited area of the Euro-zone. L?o-Paul Dana, with a track record in researching and writing about entrepreneurship, puts together an ambitious comparison of 12 Eu...

A satirical and a surreal self-help guide, which challenges the orthodox perception of the Beatles' status. This work presents an oppressed minority with a defence strategy for dealing with any Fab Four fans reluctant to give peace a chance.

Explores the relationship between proslavery thought, Christianity, racism, and sectionalism. This book emphasizes the ways in which justifications for slavery were introduced into the American South by reformers who hoped to integrate the region into a transatlantic religious community.

Focuses on the essentials of knowledge management, business intelligence, and smart business systems. This publication highlights the shortcomings of information systems. It explores a holistic approach to exploring an organization's opportunities and solving its problems. It also looks at connecting points of wisdom.

This is a major new study of Kant's ethics that will transform the way students and scholars approach the subject in the future. Allen Wood argues that Kant's ethical vision is grounded in the idea of the dignity of the rational nature of every human being. He focuses for the first time on the central role played in Kant's ethical theory by the value of rational nature as an end in itself. In addition, he shows the importance of Kant's systema...