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Michael Morris (John Reizer) discusses the single most important story to ever affect humanity. A self proclaimed parallel incarnation of the author living in an alternate dimension of existence, Michael dissects a vast global conspiracy which has been in the works for thousands of years. He methodically takes the reader through a journey of disturbing alien agendas and creates a state of clarity so that the common man can understand the many ...

This book is recommended reading for planners preparing to take the AICP exam. Too often, no one is happy with new development: Public officials must choose among unappealing alternatives, developers are frustrated and the public is angry. But growing political support for urban design, developers' interest in community building and successful examples of redesigned cities all over the U.S. are hopeful signs of change. Barnett explains how des...

This book is for the do-it-yourselfer, first time upholsterer or anyone wanting to upholster furniture or a car. It contains concise illustrations of upholstery concepts as well as materials and tools. It also contains 3 furniture building projects.

Examines the relationship between the Russian Communist Party and working class in the years after the revolution and civil war. This book shows that the working class was politically expropriated by the Bolshevik party, as democratic bodies such as soviets and factory committees were deprived of decision-making power.

America post apocalypse...a toxic wasteland populated by bloodthristy scavengers, mutated animals, and roving bands of organized militias wing for control of civilized society's leftovers. Housed in small settlements that pepper the wasteland, the survivors of the third world war struggle to rebuild amidst the scourge of sickness and disease and the constant threat of attack from the horrors that roam beyond their rudimentary borders. But some...

This 2007 Economic Survey looks at how, after a long stagnation during the first half of the decade, the Dutch economy has made a successful comeback. Living standards in the Netherlands are among the highest in the OECD, and over recent years growth has strengthened and unemployment has fallen. This most recent survey focuses on labour utilisation, which has been the main source of growth in the past decade, but which is likely to slow sharpl...

Author Mary Lunnen is a life coach and writer who works one to one with people helping them gain clarity and focus and achieve their dreams. Mary also runs inspirational workshops, developing the theme of Daring to Blossom: coaching and creativity. "Mary offers a well-rounded service to improve one's body, mind and spirit - a bonus I wasn't expecting from life coaching." "Life coaching with Mary has helped me come to some major decisions." "Ma...

Life's Song - A journey from childhood to adulthood and beyond Whether it's just a refreshing reminder of everyday peoples thoughts, or something to provoke and internalise your thoughts this poetry does just that. You feel your body tingle with every word read, anticipating the next line. Written to show the thoughts of a young mind, developing through childhood and into adulthood Life's song take you on a journey of the minds ever changing e...

A play by David Walter Hall. The Last Priest explores the life of Jean Meslier (1664-1729), a French Catholic priest and the author of a bitter atheistic testament. He was a little-known hero of the Enlightenment, and an instigator of the socialist ideals of the French Revolution. This very human story follows Jean as he leads a dual existence, conforming by day to religious fundamentalism, and passionately composing his legacy in private by n...

Burning Bridges is a compilation of works which are tied together by the common theme of Loss. The author attempts to give all forms of loss discussed in the book equal sentiment, realizing that difficulty and heartbreak in any form cannot be trivialized. The preface and select pieces offer a glimpse of hope that the compilation of sadness fails to tear down.

Ten Cheap Lessons is not your ordinary teacher resource book. If you're tired of compilations of meaningless worksheets and boring busy work passing themselves off as "exciting hands-on activities, " you're not alone. This book is designed for real-life classrooms, where teachers have no time, no budget, and eager students just waiting for something to engage them. This book contains ten complete ideas that can be easily adapted for any topic ...

A book dedicated to helping "expecting fathers" so they know what to do, expect and where to go.

Born in 1964, Hans "Jeff" Borger made it in on the tail end of the baby boomers. "The Little Grownup" is a nostalgic look back at his Michigan boyhood. From growing up in Detroit to the subsequent move to the suburbs, Hans lovingly and humorously writes about his German immigrant parents and grandparents and his youth. School fads. His first job as a paperboy. Trips to the grandparents house. Dance and music lessons. Meeting his TV idol Desi A...

This book analyses the business, geography and politics of shopkeeping in Milan between 1886 and 1922.

The landmark first edition of Endoscopic Plastic Surgery had a profound influence on the practice of plastic surgery and set the stage for the current trend toward minimally invasive plastic surgery procedures. The second edition continues that tradition with 13 additional chapters and numerous cases demonstrating results. With the guidance provided in this edition, surgeons will be able to master the necessary skills for the latest endoscopic...

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