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Is it ok to feel hatred towards humans as a species?
I really do feel as a species humans are terrible, We know what we are doing to this earth and the life that lives on it but are doing little about it and for what gain. I believe the earth would be better place with out us But then what would the point be in the earth, we believe we own it but theres a lot of things that were here long before us, we are just visitors and will only be here for a short while so i believe we should leave it how it was before we leave if not better.
- Since not all humans are guilty of the atrocities you listed as a reason for your hatred, yet you choose to hate all humans for it, you are a bigot.
Rarely is it OK, or productive, to be a bigot.
Lion Decapitates Man as Visitors Look On In Horror.. Some People Never Learn!
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Eng and Chang, Siamese twins Photo Mugs Eng and Chang, Siamese twins, aged about 12, sitting at a table with a visitor, playing a board game. …. |
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V: The Original TV Miniseries $4.71 In its day, V was a monumental event that for one generation remains a pop-culture touchstone. Close Encounters of the Third Kind may have reassured us that perhaps we have nothing to fear from alien visitors and E.T. introduced us to a benign extraterrestrial who only wanted to go home, but Kenneth Johnson’s 1983 television miniseries knew better. Visitors who claim to come in peace are revealed … |
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V: The Final Battle $5.89 Though followers of current science fiction television series may dismiss V: The Final Battle as a quaint relic from the pre-computer animation days, the six-hour miniseries about an alien invasion of Earth was a ratings juggernaut for NBC in 1984 and should still provide some entertainment for hard-bitten devotees and fans of ’50s-style sci-fi. The Final Battle picks up four months after the shoc… |
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Aliens and the Secret Code $1.99 … |
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The Ancient Alien Question $19.99 Have we been visited by extraterrestrial beings? Did these GÇ£ancient aliensGÇ¥ contribute to the birth of human civilization? Do our ancient monuments contain evidence of their presence?The Ancient Alien Question reveals an array of astonishing truths, including: -+ A radically different understanding of the pyramids and how they were constructed-+ The origins of crystal skulls and how they w… |
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The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents Earth (The Book): A Visitor’s Guide to the Human Race $5.99 The eagerly awaited new book from the Emmy-winning, Oscar-hosting, Daily Show-anchoring Jon Stewart–the man behind the megaseller America (The Book). Where do we come from? Who created us? Why are we here? These questions have puzzled us since the dawn of time, but when it became apparent to Jon Stewart and the writers of The Daily Show that the world was about to end, they embarked on a massive … |
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The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Presents America (The Book) Teacher’s Edition: A Citizen’s Guide to Democracy Inaction $5.00 in very good condition no writing/highlight. Paperback book…. |
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The Visitors $5.49 The Visitors |
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Visitors $8.49 Visitors |
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Human $10.49 Human |
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Visitors To A New Dawn $3.49 Visitors To A New Dawn |
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The Visitors (CD and DVD) $11.99 The Visitors (CD and DVD) |
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Toddland Visitors Sweater $63.95 The Visitors Sweater from Toddland. Knitting fact of the day: intarsia is a method that utilizes separate pieces of colored thread fit together like a puzzle, though each piece is separate this… |
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Office Star WorkSmart Visitors Chair $150.99 0% 1 1 Each 17″ Height x 20.50″ Width x 3.50″ Thickness 20.50″ Width x 19″ Depth x 19″ Height x 4″ Thickness 25.25″ Width x 27.50″ Depth x 34.75″ Height 31 lb 4 Guest chair features a pillow top seat and back with built-in lumbar support. Seat and back are upholstered into top-grain leather in rich color. Arms are adjustable in height and have a waterfall edge. China EX8124-4 Four-legged Steel Leg Guest Chair Leather – Burgundy Lumbar Support No Office Star Office Star Products Padded Padded Arms Upholstered Seat WorkSmart WorkSmart Visitors Chair Yes www.officestar.net |
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A-Z Visitors’ London Atlas and Guide $3.75 Free delivery by post. This item will be delivered free, by post, usually in 4 working days (depending on your local postal service). Total pages: 240. Genre: Lifestyle, Sport and Leisure. Published: 15/01/2007. Publisher: Geographers’ A-Z Map Co Ltd. ISBN: 9781843482055. Format: Spiral bound. RRP: £3.95. |
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Human League – Life At The Dome $7.99 Human League – Life At The Dome |
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Grave Human Genuine $10.49 Grave Human Genuine |
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Grave Human Genuine [Digipak] $12.99 Grave Human Genuine [Digipak] |
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Fragments of Human Words & Voices $9.49 Fragments of Human Words & Voices |
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Hooves Of Human Teeth $9.99 Hooves Of Human Teeth |
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Charmed Human Art Of Significance $9.49 Charmed Human Art Of Significance |
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Prism: The Human Family Songbook $10.49 Prism: The Human Family Songbook |
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Human Weapon – Season One $12.99 Human Weapon – Season One |
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Infinite McCoys/Human Ball $9.99 Infinite McCoys/Human Ball |
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Human Don’t Be Angry $7.99 Human Don’t Be Angry |
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Being Human – Series 1 $7.99 Being Human – Series 1 |
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Being Human Series 2 $7.99 Being Human Series 2 |
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Being Human – Series 1-2 $13.99 Being Human – Series 1-2 |
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Small Turn Of Human Kindness, A $9.49 Small Turn Of Human Kindness, A |
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Being Human OST $9.99 Being Human OST |
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The Human Romance (Limited Edition) $10.49 The Human Romance (Limited Edition) |
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Classic Albums – The Human League $5.49 Classic Albums – The Human League |
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Henry the Human Fly $9.99 Henry the Human Fly |
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Waves Of Human Suffering $9.99 Waves Of Human Suffering |
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Any Human Heart $6.99 Any Human Heart |
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Dead Human Resource $7.99 Dead Human Resource |
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Human Life In Motion $10.49 Human Life In Motion |
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Being Human – Series 3 $13.99 Being Human – Series 3 |
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More Divine Than Human $10.49 More Divine Than Human |
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Human Remains – Series 1 $4.99 Human Remains – Series 1 |
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The Human Creation Of Devils $10.49 The Human Creation Of Devils |
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The Human Highlight Reel $9.99 The Human Highlight Reel |
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The Process Of Human Extermination $9.49 The Process Of Human Extermination |
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Seducer Of Human Souls $10.49 Seducer Of Human Souls |
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Exhibit B – The Human Condition $10.49 Exhibit B – The Human Condition |
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The Downfall Of The Human Race $9.99 The Downfall Of The Human Race |
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Inside The Human Body $11.99 Inside The Human Body |
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Keith Richards – The Human Riff $5.99 Keith Richards – The Human Riff |
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Human Wheels (Bonus Track) $6.49 Human Wheels (Bonus Track) |
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Almost Human – Fan Edition $12.99 Almost Human – Fan Edition |
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Human The Death Dance $7.99 Human The Death Dance |
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Bats: Human Harvest $5.99 Bats: Human Harvest |
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Map Of The Human Heart $4.99 Map Of The Human Heart |
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Being Human – Series 4 $23.99 Being Human – Series 4 |
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The Very Best Of The Human League $7.49 The Very Best Of The Human League |
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Echoes Of Human Decay $8.99 Echoes Of Human Decay |
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Human Slaughter…Till Remains $8.99 Human Slaughter…Till Remains |
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The Unexplained – Spontaneous Human Combustion $14.79 The Unexplained – Spontaneous Human Combustion |
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Human Larvae (Earthly Cleansing) $9.49 Human Larvae (Earthly Cleansing) |
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Being Human – Series 1-3 $26.99 Being Human – Series 1-3 |
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Human After All $6.49 Human After All |
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The Glory Of The Human Voice $5.49 The Glory Of The Human Voice |
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The Milk Of Human Kindness $7.99 The Milk Of Human Kindness |
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Mat,Human Body,10/Pk,Col $11.99 MAT,HUMAN BODY,10/PK,COL |
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Human Touch Sensing Doll $39.99 Human Touch Sensing Doll, Only at Sears! |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE A-BOMB 224T $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE A-BOMB 224T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DREN 30C $39.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DREN 30C |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE RELEVE 60T $39.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE RELEVE 60T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ACTIVITE 120C $39.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ACTIVITE 120C |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DETOXATRIM 112C $29.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DETOXATRIM 112C |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE XPEL 80C $24.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE XPEL 80C |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ANADROX 112T $41.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ANADROX 112T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ANADROX 224T $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE ANADROX 224T |
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The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence) $11.99 The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence) |
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Beautifully Human (Words And Sounds Vol.2) $7.99 Beautifully Human (Words And Sounds Vol.2) |
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National Geographic: Incredible Human Machine $4.99 National Geographic: Incredible Human Machine |
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I Am Not A Human Being [Explicit] $5.49 I Am Not A Human Being [Explicit] |
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Nearly Human Tour – Japan ‘90 $13.49 Nearly Human Tour – Japan ‘90 |
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Human Bed – Complete BBC Sessions $9.99 Human Bed – Complete BBC Sessions |
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Spread The Germs….Over The Human Worms $9.49 Spread The Germs….Over The Human Worms |
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Book,Inner Wks Human Body $13.99 BOOK,INNER WKS HUMAN BODY |
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An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding $24.49 Published in 1748, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding is Scottish empiricist philosopher David Hume’s distillation of his mature philosophy…. |
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Human X-Rays – Set of 18 $23.69 Real human x-rays printed on transparent heavy-duty plastic. |
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Human body induction switch,DC5V/DC6V/12V/24V input $4.53 Human body induction switch,DC5V/DC6V/12V/24V input optional,please advise when order |
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Thompson’s Human Nature Multi Nutrient Complex 60Tabs $11.99 Thompson’s Human Nature Multi Nutrient Complex 60Tabs |
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT DAILY DETOX CAPSULES 60C $9.95 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT DAILY DETOX CAPSULES 60C |
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ULTRA LAB HUMAN GROWTH COMPLEX 126 $49.95 ULTRA LAB HUMAN GROWTH COMPLEX 126 |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE SIMPLY WHEY 2# VAN $37.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE SIMPLY WHEY 2# VAN |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE CYCLIN GF 120C $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE CYCLIN GF 120C |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MICRONIZED CREATINE 300 $19.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MICRONIZED CREATINE 300 |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TRAC EXTREME 775G PUNCH $69.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TRAC EXTREME 775G PUNCH |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TRAC EXTREME 775G ORANG $69.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TRAC EXTREME 775G ORANG |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE GLUTAMINE SR 1000G $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE GLUTAMINE SR 1000G |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE GLUTAMINE SR 300G $29.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE GLUTAMINE SR 300G |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DREN DISPLAY 6 UNIT $239.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE DREN DISPLAY 6 UNIT |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TAKE-OFF 120T $39.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE TAKE-OFF 120T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE T-BOMB II 168T $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE T-BOMB II 168T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE SARM-X 60T $79.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE SARM-X 60T |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MACROBOLIC MRP CHOC 20P $54.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MACROBOLIC MRP CHOC 20P |
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MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MACROBOLIC MRP VAN 20PK $54.99 MAXIMUM HUMAN PERFORMACE MACROBOLIC MRP VAN 20PK |
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Josh Kirby: Time Warrior – Human Pets $6.99 Josh Kirby: Time Warrior – Human Pets |
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Classic Albums – Discovery / Human After All $7.99 Classic Albums – Discovery / Human After All |
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Gigantic Dancing Human Machine (Bang On A Can) $10.49 Gigantic Dancing Human Machine (Bang On A Can) |
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A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge $17.49 First published in 1710, George Berkeley’s A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge is a seminal contribution to Empiricist philosophy…. |
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Foot Human Skeletal(Pack of 1) $38.8 Foot Human Skeletal – Hand Painted Plastic, Anatomically Correct. Rotted Detailing With Movable Toes. Individually Boxed |
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The Magic School Bus Inside the Human Body $6.99 Take a ride inside the human body with Ms. Frizzle and the class…. |
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Attract Women with Human Euphoria $59.95 Euphoria Pheromone Cologne 1 oz by EyeFive Attract Women with Human Euphoria Human Euphoria Pheromone Cologne is a brand new formula that contains Human Sex Pheromones scientifically designed and proven to attract women. Just as animals use scents to attract the opposite sex, humans respond to pheromones that can greatly increase your chances of being approached and meeting women. This natural aphrodisiac is based on the isolation and synthesis of unique pheromone compounds mixed with essential oils to create a smell that drives women crazy! You will find yourself being approached more often, having women look and smile at you, and feeling more confident and secure. Order Now! How the Pheromones Work Pheromones are naturally occurring chemicals found in animals and humans which elicit sexual behaviors and are used to attract the opposite sex. Scientists have succeeded in identifying, isolating, and recreating this human sex pheromone. These natural pheromones have been well documented to trigger very powerful sexual responses! Unlike fragrances, which are detected by the Olfactory Glands in the nose, Pheromones are detected by the Vomeronasal Organ or VNO. The VNO is located in the Nasal Pit directly under the nose. When the VNO receives a pheromone signal it sends a message to the brain that stimulates the body and creates a subconscious increase in sexual desire. How to Use the Pheromones Pheromones can be worn just as you would wear any cologne. Apply them to your neck, forearms or any other part of your body. They can be worn anytime you are interested in getting attention from the opposite sex or even just to feel the power of being noticed and attracting others. They can be used on a daily basis to gain an edge in business, at school or at any social event. Order Now! What are the ingredients? The pheromones contain Di-Propylene Glycol, Essential Oils, SD40-B Alcohol, Fragrance and pure reagent-grade Human Pheromones. |
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Investigating the Human Genome: Insights into Human Variation and Disease Susceptibility $19.95 Leading medical genetics scholar Moyra Smith reviews current prospects and progress in genetics and genomics, arising from the growth of gene mapping and human genome sequencing…. |
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Ultimate Human Body 2.0 $8.99 Creating a healthy lifestyle and keeping your body in shape means understanding the complex systems of human anatomy and how they affect your well-being. This comprehensive program contains indispensable visual instructions and animated sequences showing in awesome detail what happens to our body when we exercise, digest, rest and function in daily activities. |
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In Other Worlds: SF and the Human Imagination $28 In Other Worlds: Science Fiction and the Human Imagination is Margaret Atwood’s account of her relaÂÂtionship with the literary form we have come to know as science fiction…. |
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1001 Historic Sites You Must See Before You Die $8.73 Used – Both casual travelers and dedicated history buffs will relish this full-color visitors’ guide to palaces, cathedrals, temples, battlefields, homes, and monuments that bear witness to thousands of years of human history. |
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1001 Historic Sites You Must See Before You Die $35 Both casual travelers and dedicated history buffs will relish this full-color visitors” guide to palaces, cathedrals, temples, battlefields, homes, and monuments that bear witness to thousands of years of human history. |
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3rd Rock From the Sun – Season 2 $9.98 3rd Rock From the Sun – Season 2 on DVD Do NOT approach, subject considered dangerously funny! Aliens have come to Earth to learn about its population, customs etc. To blend in, they have taken on human form which gives them human emotions but with no comprehension of how to decipher such emotions. Their uninhibited and candid reactions along with their complete lack of social etiquette turn everyday events into unusual, awkward and hilarious situations. Watch this band of loveably clueless resident visitors as they make their way through everyday life, observing the humans’ every move. |
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500 Portraits: BP Portrait Award $45.93 New – During the past 20 years, over 20,000 artists have entered the prize, which has attracted over 3 million visitors. This new book brings together some of these portraits in a celebration of our enduring fascination with different human faces. This beautifully produced compendium features 500 paintings from many of the best figurative artists active over the last twenty-one years. Reflecting the diverse methods of contemporary portrait practice, the book includes a dazzling array of styles, |
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A Catalogue Of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert The Great To The Present Time $34.16 Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue Of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert The Great To The Present Time $48.19 Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue Of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert The Great To The Present Time $34.72 Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert the Great to the Present Time $45.28 Used – Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert the Great to the Present Time $32.26 New – Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert the Great to the Present Time $45.28 New – Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert the Great to the Present Time $32.26 Used – Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits: From Egbert the Great to the Present Time $60.95 Consisting Of The Effigies Of Persons In Every Walk Of Human Life; As Well Those Whose Services To Their Country Are Recorded In The Annals Of The English History, As Others Whose Eccentricity Of Character Rendered Them Conspicuous In Their Day. With An Appendix, Containing The Portraits Of Such Foreigners As Either By Alliance With The Royal Families Of, Or Residence As Visitors In This Kingdom, Or By Deriving From It Some Title Of Distinction, May Claim A Place In The British Series. |
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A Fatal Vineyard Season $5.99 Martha’s Vineyard is home to ex-Boston cop J.W. Jackson, his adored wife Zee, their toddler Joshua, and newborn daughter Diana. For others, the picturesque vacation spot is a relaxing escape from a world filled with trouble. But there is no escape for Julia Crandel and Ivy Holiday, two Hollywood actresses staying in the Vineyard town of Oak Bluffs. Their arrival has incurred the wrath of a pair of local gangsters, and a deadly stalker from out of the young ladies’ past has found out where they are hiding. Twin hurricanes are about to slam the idyllic island — one a natural climatic disaster, the other an all-too-human catastrophe — and it looks as if J.W. is going to get caught in the middle. And since his conscience won’t allow him to abandon two frightened, helpless visitors to the fury of the coming storm, he stows away his fishing gear, sends his loved ones off-island…and dives headfirst into the tempest. |
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A Galaxy Trilogy, Vol. 4: Across Time, Mission to a Star, the Rim of Space $131.95 New – In these stories from science fictions early days, Across Time deals with UFOs. In Mission to a Star, human-like alien Earth visitors claim to come in peace, and in The Rim of Space, the Rim Runners explore desolate planets. |
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A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 4: Across Time, Mission to a Star, the Rim of Space $39 Used – In these stories from science fictions early days, Across Time deals with UFOs. In Mission to a Star, human-like alien Earth visitors claim to come in peace, and in The Rim of Space, the Rim Runners explore desolate planets. |
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A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 4: Across Time/Mission to a Star/The Rim of Space $20.25 Used – In these stories from science fictions early days, Across Time deals with UFOs. In Mission to a Star, human-like alien Earth visitors claim to come in peace, and in The Rim of Space, the Rim Runners explore desolate planets. |
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A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 4: Across Time/Mission to a Star/The Rim of Space $20.25 New – In these stories from science fictions early days, Across Time deals with UFOs. In Mission to a Star, human-like alien Earth visitors claim to come in peace, and in The Rim of Space, the Rim Runners explore desolate planets. |
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A Landscape of Wales $37.02 Used – James Morris challenges the tourist cliches and looks at the impact of human presence and the layers history in the landscape. He reflects upon issues of identity, exploitation and regeneration; it is a land of beauty and of hardship where – in this post industrial, post rural economy – Tesco and tourism are now the great employers. These are the contrasting realities of the Welsh landscape – that seen by the many visitors and that experienced by most inhabitants. Morris moves between tou |
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A Landscape of Wales $37.02 New – James Morris challenges the tourist cliches and looks at the impact of human presence and the layers history in the landscape. He reflects upon issues of identity, exploitation and regeneration; it is a land of beauty and of hardship where – in this post industrial, post rural economy – Tesco and tourism are now the great employers. These are the contrasting realities of the Welsh landscape – that seen by the many visitors and that experienced by most inhabitants. Morris moves between tour |
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A Micro-Chip on My Shoulder: A True Story of a Little Poult $10.2 Used – This is a delightful true story of one baby turkey poult and his journey to adulthood. Heritage turkeys are endangered livestock. These varieties of turkeys are wonderful parents. Mothers often share raising all the babies together. Even the dads will nurture the young poults by keeping them safe and warm. They love people and make all their human visitors laugh with their antics. Christina has been a professional artist for 30 years and lovingly illustrated the book with beautiful waterc |
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A Micro-Chip on My Shoulder: A True Story of a Little Poult $10.2 New – This is a delightful true story of one baby turkey poult and his journey to adulthood. Heritage turkeys are endangered livestock. These varieties of turkeys are wonderful parents. Mothers often share raising all the babies together. Even the dads will nurture the young poults by keeping them safe and warm. They love people and make all their human visitors laugh with their antics. Christina has been a professional artist for 30 years and lovingly illustrated the book with beautiful waterco |
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A Sense Of Entitlement $26.94 Lying sleepless upon his lavish deathbed in a stale room of old-money opulence, American literary icon Sheldon Harrison battles lung cancer to its dehumanizing end. At his sprawling Martha’s Vineyard estate, family and friends mourn the impending loss of a man dubbed the writer of the century. Among the sullen-faced celebrity visitors is summer intern Drew Engle, an English major at Boston University who is as yet uncorrupted by money and power. In a twist of fate, he is the unlikely recipient of a final request from a semi-conscious Harrison. A simple set of instructions and a safety deposit box key lead Drew to the mountains of Sintra, Portugal. High above the bustling town center on the steep walls of the Moorish Castle, Drew reads an inspired confession that changes his life. A swirling tempest of intrigue follows the revelation, threatening to bury Drew under the weight of his discovery. With members of the fabled family staring into the ghastly abyss of irrelevance, no sacrifice is beyond their savage, entitled claws. A Sense of Entitlement challenges the idea of privilege and interprets the timeless question of human value and those who build the scale. |
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A Travel Guide to Jewish Russia & Ukraine $25 Until Communism fell a mere half-dozen years ago, the Jewish communities of Russia and the Ukraine had been suppressed and denied human and religious rights. Today, not only are they reborn, but they are rebuilding a new, vibrant community.Here, the author guides visitors to synagogues, monuments, and schools in cities including St. Petersburg, Moscow, Kiev, Odessa, and even Kishinev in Moldava. |
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Aadorn Universe of Challenges $14.95 The books in the series present a forecast of human development and inevitable encounter with a boundless world. How are we going to travel among the stars? What exactly is time? Why do neither aliens nor visitors from the future come to meet us? What will happen if we become proof against aging and disease? How will inevitable create? The writer asks these and many other questions and gives his answers in an engrossing piece of writing, where the heroes acquire terrific powers and witness events and phenomena they have not even dreamed of. AADORN: UNIVERSE OF CHALLENGES is more than a colossal science-fiction epic. This is our possible future, happening now. |
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Absurd Good News $6 Poetry. “This fellow human named Poirier weaves his days and nights throughout every page. His words are visitors to the reader, accompanied by his cartoon sketched characters who tag along for the ride scattered with frequent delight”–Patrick James Dunagan. |
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Absurd Good News $40.95 New – Poetry. “This fellow human named Poirier weaves his days and nights throughout every page. His words are visitors to the reader, accompanied by his cartoon sketched characters who tag along for the ride scattered with frequent delight”–Patrick James Dunagan. |
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Acklinta’s Return Home [Acklinta Series Book 4] $3.99 In this fourth and final book of the series, Fred asks Acklinta, his alien lover, where she’d like to go for a vacation. Unhesitatingly, she asks her human companion to accompany her to Forsunti, her home planet. She explains that nowadays, a direct flight utilizing a wormhole offers greatly reduced travel time. Excitement prevails over certain anxieties, and Fred agrees. During the weightless phase of the flight, he and Acklinta join the Mega Miles High Club, along with other space travelers, and experience sex in a weightless environment. On Forsunti, Acklinta introduces Fred to the most impressive sights in a dome-covered city. Fred sees a mysterious filmy black apparition that floats by quickly, but is invisible to Acklinta. In a public bath, visitors from several planets indulge in a variety of sexual activities. Fred and Acklinta join in the naughty fun. After leaving the bath they rent a jet scooter. When Fred again sees an unidentified filmy object that flies in front of the scooter, he swerves erratically and attracts the attention of a jet-way patrolman. When Fred tries to explain to the Forsuntian officer what he saw, the patrolman takes him to a government office, where he learns that his unique ability to see what no one else can detect could help the authorities. A remarkable adventure commences. Fred’s unique ability leads to an exciting and dangerous adventure the equal of those he survived earlier on Earth–an adventure in which a number of old friends one again back Fred and Acklinta as they battle evildoers. |
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Across Time, Mission to a Star, The Rim of Space $29.95 In these stories from science fictions early days, Across Time deals with UFOs. In Mission to a Star, human-like alien Earth visitors claim to come in peace, and in The Rim of Space, the Rim Runners explore desolate planets. |
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Algonquin Park’s Portage Store $11.26 Used – Every week from May’s Victoria Day Weekend to Thanksgiving in early October, hundreds of visitors venture to Canoe Lake and visit the Portage Store. Very few are aware of the rich history of this venerable institution. This booklet tells that story and is the second in a series of Algonquin Park visitor guides designed to bring to life the ‘human history’ of the Park and share MORE ABOUT to all that are visiting – be it as day visitors out for an afternoon paddle, car campers, interior ca |
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Algonquin Park’s Portage Store $13.3 Every week from May’s Victoria Day Weekend to Thanksgiving in early October, hundreds of visitors venture to Canoe Lake and visit the Portage Store. Very few are aware of the rich history of this venerable institution. This booklet tells that story and is the second in a series of Algonquin Park visitor guides designed to bring to life the ‘human history’ of the Park and share MORE ABOUT to all that are visiting – be it as day visitors out for an afternoon paddle, car campers, interior canoe trippers, or those just casually driving by along Highway 60. Other Publications: Gertrude Baskerville: The Lady of Algonquin Park Algonquin Voices: Selected Stories of Canoe Lake Women Rock Lake Station: Settlement Stories Since 1896Treasuring Algonquin: 100 Years of Leaseholding Tom Thomson Murder Mystery Game MORE ABOUT: The Ghosts of Canoe Lake – A Paddler’s Guide to the Spirits of Its Lost Landmarks |
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Algonquin Park’s Portage Store $11.82 New – Every week from May’s Victoria Day Weekend to Thanksgiving in early October, hundreds of visitors venture to Canoe Lake and visit the Portage Store. Very few are aware of the rich history of this venerable institution. This booklet tells that story and is the second in a series of Algonquin Park visitor guides designed to bring to life the ‘human history’ of the Park and share MORE ABOUT to all that are visiting – be it as day visitors out for an afternoon paddle, car campers, interior can |
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Amber Twilight: A Short Story $0.99 Billy Bunton’s way home is mired in a rain storm. Following a exhaustion-inducted nap, he finds brilliant light filling his home. He discovers that he’s no longer in his hometown — he’s the only human left!Billy is soon greeted by alien visitors — or is he the alien? — who wish to experiment on him. But when Muffy, his Labrador Retriever, doesn’t come to help him…..AMBER TWILIGHT is a sci-fi short story with nods to The Twilight Zone, Star Wars and Star Trek throughout the prose. |
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An examination of the Leave No Trace visitor education program in two US National Park Service units. $49.99 The purpose of this dissertation was to examine overnight National Park Service (NPS) backcountry visitors’ behavioral intentions to comply with promoted LNT principles as well as their opinions regarding the efficacy of various LNT education delivery strategies. Leave No Trace is the most pervasive outdoor skills and ethics training program addressing human powered recreationists in existence however, empirical investigations into the efficacy and diffusion of the program have been scant to nonexistent.;The study sample was obtained by intercepting visitors at backcountry permit issuing stations in Glacier National Park (GNP) in northwest Montana and Olympic National Park (ONP) in northwest Washington during the summer 2007. Primary study data were collected following a modified Dillman (2007) procedure using mail-back self-administered questionnaire with multiple contacts to increase the response rate. 836 valid addresses were collected and 593 questionnaires were returned providing an overall response rate of 70.9%.;The first manuscript discusses the conceptual foundation, development, cross-validation, and psychometric qualities of the Backcountry Visitor Ethics Scale — Version 1 (BCVES-V1), a research instrument designed to measure attitudinal conformity with the LNT principles for responsible recreation. The resulting measurement model, a second-order three-construct 15-item scale, exhibited satisfactory fit properties across both samples and is largely consistent with the conceptual framework used to develop the measure. The second manuscript utilized an extended version of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TBP) to gauge the theory’s effectiveness in predicting behavioral intentions to comply with LNT principles. The resultant model explained as much as 44.3% of the variance in intentions to comply with promoted practices; however, significant predictors of intentions vary by unit. The third manuscript discusses the diffusion and perceived effectiveness of |
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An examination of the Leave No Trace visitor education program in two US National Park Service units. $49.99 The purpose of this dissertation was to examine overnight National Park Service (NPS) backcountry visitors’ behavioral intentions to comply with promoted LNT principles as well as their opinions regarding the efficacy of various LNT education delivery strategies. Leave No Trace is the most pervasive outdoor skills and ethics training program addressing human powered recreationists in existence however, empirical investigations into the efficacy and diffusion of the program have been scant to nonexistent.;The study sample was obtained by intercepting visitors at backcountry permit issuing stations in Glacier National Park (GNP) in northwest Montana and Olympic National Park (ONP) in northwest Washington during the summer 2007. Primary study data were collected following a modified Dillman (2007) procedure using mail-back self-administered questionnaire with multiple contacts to increase the response rate. 836 valid addresses were collected and 593 questionnaires were returned providing an overall response rate of 70.9%.;The first manuscript discusses the conceptual foundation, development, cross-validation, and psychometric qualities of the Backcountry Visitor Ethics Scale — Version 1 (BCVES-V1), a research instrument designed to measure attitudinal conformity with the LNT principles for responsible recreation. The resulting measurement model, a second-order three-construct 15-item scale, exhibited satisfactory fit properties across both samples and is largely consistent with the conceptual framework used to develop the measure. The second manuscript utilized an extended version of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TBP) to gauge the theory’s effectiveness in predicting behavioral intentions to comply with LNT principles. The resultant model explained as much as 44.3% of the variance in intentions to comply with promoted practices; however, significant predictors of intentions vary by unit. The third manuscript discusses the diffusion and perceived effectiveness of |
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Anchors Of The Soul $25.85 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:II. THE GATE BEAUTIFUL. ‘ At the Gate of the Temple which is called Beautiful’ (Ads in. 2.) King Herod did a more significant thing than he knew, when, in rebuilding the old Jewish Temple, he adorned one of its approaches with such lavish ornamentation that it got the name of the ‘ Gate Beautiful.’ He had no high meaning in it. It was little he cared either for God or Temple. All he thought of was of gratifying the love of show which his Roman education had grafted on his half Bedouin nature. What the Jews thought of it does not appear. Probably the stricter Jews frowned upon it just as the old school believers frowned, when the modern descendants of the Puritans first began to replace the homely meeting-house by the Gothic church. Perhaps, however, they consoled themselves with thinking that it was better for people to go into the Temple by a beautiful gate than not to goin at all; and they were hardly human if, in time, they did not begin to take a certain pride in the gaping admiration of foreign visitors and country pilgrims. Anyway there the porch stood, with its rows of rich Corinthian pillars, glistening with costly marbles and burnished gold. And to the dwellers in Jerusalem it was just the beautiful gate of their temple ; but to the world it has been something more. It has been a suggestive image or parable. The architectural fact has fastened men’s thought upon a spiritual fact. The great temple of the universe has a ‘ gate beautiful.’ Beauty is one of the things which open from the visible phenomena of nature to a higher meaning which is invisible. The beautiful is one of the doorways to the higher life. It offers the mind refreshment and rest; it invites the heart to worship; and it leads in to the holy of holies of Communion with God. It is this larger, m |
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Anchors Of The Soul $20.49 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:II. THE GATE BEAUTIFUL. ‘ At the Gate of the Temple which is called Beautiful’ (Ads in. 2.) King Herod did a more significant thing than he knew, when, in rebuilding the old Jewish Temple, he adorned one of its approaches with such lavish ornamentation that it got the name of the ‘ Gate Beautiful.’ He had no high meaning in it. It was little he cared either for God or Temple. All he thought of was of gratifying the love of show which his Roman education had grafted on his half Bedouin nature. What the Jews thought of it does not appear. Probably the stricter Jews frowned upon it just as the old school believers frowned, when the modern descendants of the Puritans first began to replace the homely meeting-house by the Gothic church. Perhaps, however, they consoled themselves with thinking that it was better for people to go into the Temple by a beautiful gate than not to goin at all; and they were hardly human if, in time, they did not begin to take a certain pride in the gaping admiration of foreign visitors and country pilgrims. Anyway there the porch stood, with its rows of rich Corinthian pillars, glistening with costly marbles and burnished gold. And to the dwellers in Jerusalem it was just the beautiful gate of their temple ; but to the world it has been something more. It has been a suggestive image or parable. The architectural fact has fastened men’s thought upon a spiritual fact. The great temple of the universe has a ‘ gate beautiful.’ Beauty is one of the things which open from the visible phenomena of nature to a higher meaning which is invisible. The beautiful is one of the doorways to the higher life. It offers the mind refreshment and rest; it invites the heart to worship; and it leads in to the holy of holies of Communion with God. It is this larger, m |
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Anchors Of The Soul $18.76 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:II. THE GATE BEAUTIFUL. ‘ At the Gate of the Temple which is called Beautiful’ (Ads in. 2.) King Herod did a more significant thing than he knew, when, in rebuilding the old Jewish Temple, he adorned one of its approaches with such lavish ornamentation that it got the name of the ‘ Gate Beautiful.’ He had no high meaning in it. It was little he cared either for God or Temple. All he thought of was of gratifying the love of show which his Roman education had grafted on his half Bedouin nature. What the Jews thought of it does not appear. Probably the stricter Jews frowned upon it just as the old school believers frowned, when the modern descendants of the Puritans first began to replace the homely meeting-house by the Gothic church. Perhaps, however, they consoled themselves with thinking that it was better for people to go into the Temple by a beautiful gate than not to goin at all; and they were hardly human if, in time, they did not begin to take a certain pride in the gaping admiration of foreign visitors and country pilgrims. Anyway there the porch stood, with its rows of rich Corinthian pillars, glistening with costly marbles and burnished gold. And to the dwellers in Jerusalem it was just the beautiful gate of their temple ; but to the world it has been something more. It has been a suggestive image or parable. The architectural fact has fastened men’s thought upon a spiritual fact. The great temple of the universe has a ‘ gate beautiful.’ Beauty is one of the things which open from the visible phenomena of nature to a higher meaning which is invisible. The beautiful is one of the doorways to the higher life. It offers the mind refreshment and rest; it invites the heart to worship; and it leads in to the holy of holies of Communion with God. It is this larger, m |
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Angelic Realities $15 Angelic Realities: The Survival Handbook is a collection of summary charts and condensations of information from Ashayana’’s workshops covering important topics on angelic visitors and human contact with them. |
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Angelic Realities: The Survival Handbook $9.5 Used – “Angelic Realities: The Survival Handbook” is a collection of summary charts and condensations of information from Ashayana’s workshops covering important topics on angelic visitors and human contact with them. |
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Angelic Realities: The Survival Handbook $9.5 New – “Angelic Realities: The Survival Handbook” is a collection of summary charts and condensations of information from Ashayana’s workshops covering important topics on angelic visitors and human contact with them. |
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Ape House $20 After the extraordinary success of Water for Elephants, with 3 million copies shipped, Sara Gruen returns with another immensely charming, endlessly surprising, and engaging novel in which a family of apes teaches us what it means to be human.Sara Gruen’s Water for Elephants has become one of the most beloved and bestselling novels of our time. Now Gruen has moved from a circus elephant to family of bonobo apes. When the apes are kidnapped from a language laboratory, their mysterious appearance on a reality TV show calls into question our assumptions about these animals who share 99.4% of our DNA.A devoted animal lover, Gruen has had a life-long fascination with human-ape discourse, and a particular interest in Bonobo apes, who share 99.4% of our DNA. She has studied linguistics and a system of lexigrams in order to communicate with apes, and is one of the few visitors who has been allowed access to the Great Ape Trust in Des… |
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Ape House $23.33 After the extraordinary success of Water for Elephants, with 3 million copies shipped, Sara Gruen returns with another immensely charming, endlessly surprising, and engaging novel in which a family of apes teaches us what it means to be human.Sara Gruen’s Water for Elephants has become one of the most beloved and bestselling novels of our time. Now Gruen has moved from a circus elephant to family of bonobo apes. When the apes are kidnapped from a language laboratory, their mysterious appearance on a reality TV show calls into question our assumptions about these animals who share 99.4% of our DNA.A devoted animal lover, Gruen has had a life-long fascination with human-ape discourse, and a particular interest in Bonobo apes, who share 99.4% of our DNA. She has studied linguistics and a system of lexigrams in order to communicate with apes, and is one of the few visitors who has been allowed access to the Great Ape Trust in Des… |
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Appalachian Folkways $44 Appalachia may be the most mythologized and misunderstood place in America, its way of life and inhabitants both caricatured and celebrated in the mainstream media. Over generations, though, the families living in the mountainous region stretching from West Virginia to northeastern Alabama have forged one of the country’s richest and most distinctive cultures, encompassing music, food, architecture, customs, and language.In Appalachian Folkways, geographer John Rehder offers an engaging and enlightening account of southern Appalachia and its cultural milieu that is at once sweeping and intimate. From architecture and traditional livelihoods to beliefs and art, Rehder, who has spent thirty years studying the region, offers a nuanced depiction of southern Appalachia’s social and cultural identity. The book opens with an expert consideration of the southern Appalachian landscape, defined by mountains, rocky soil, thick forests, and plentiful streams. While these features have shaped the inhabitants of the region, Rehder notes, Appalachians have also shaped their environment, and he goes on to explore the human influence on the landscape.From physical geography, the book moves to settlement patterns, describing the Indian tribes that flourished before European settlement and the successive waves of migration that brought Melungeon, Scotch-Irish, English, and German settlers to the region, along with the cultural contributions each made to what became a distinct Appalachian culture. Next focusing on the folk culture of Appalachia, Rehder details such cultural expressions as architecture and landscape design; traditional and more recent ways of making a living, both legal andillegal; foodstuffs and cooking techniques; folk remedies and belief systems; music, art, and the folk festivals that today attract visitors from around the world; and the region’s dialect. With its broad scope and deep research, Appalachian Folkways accurately and evocatively chronicles a w |
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Appreciating the importance of parasites: Analyzing and understanding the ecology of parasite-host interactions. $49.99 There is a growing interest in the nature of parasite-host interactions, the role these relationships play in ecological communities, and how human activities alter these associations. Furthermore, because inference about these interactions is usually gained by methods of statistical hypothesis testing, additional importance should be placed on the analysis and interpretation of parasite-host interactions. In this dissertation I address these ideas in three separate but interrelated studies with the three following questions: (1) How do two parasites with complex life-cycles alter the behavior of a novel amphipod host, and how do host and non-host predators respond to infected amphipod prey? In contrast to other studies, I found that two parasites of an endemic amphipod at Montezuma Well had little affect on their amphipod host, and that these associations had little affect on predation rates by both host and non-host predators. Results from this study underscore the importance of further investigating novel parasite-host interactions and placing them in their phylogenetic and evolutionary context. (2) Does human recreation affect spatial patterns of infection in an otherwise natural ecosystem? This study demonstrates that human visitors to Montezuma Castle National Monument alter patterns of waterfowl space use that in turn affect spatial patterns of disease in invertebrate hosts. This is the first study to document such an effect, and I discuss the important implications of this finding. (3) How is hypothesis testing applied in studies of wildlife disease, what conclusions can we make about the relative usefulness of these methodologies, and how can the analysis and interpretation of wildlife disease studies be improved? In this final study I conducted a literature review, computed statistical power for methodologies used in the literature, and re-analyzed published data to provide an example of the advantages of my suggested approach. I conclude that many |
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Appreciating the importance of parasites: Analyzing and understanding the ecology of parasite-host interactions. $49.99 There is a growing interest in the nature of parasite-host interactions, the role these relationships play in ecological communities, and how human activities alter these associations. Furthermore, because inference about these interactions is usually gained by methods of statistical hypothesis testing, additional importance should be placed on the analysis and interpretation of parasite-host interactions. In this dissertation I address these ideas in three separate but interrelated studies with the three following questions: (1) How do two parasites with complex life-cycles alter the behavior of a novel amphipod host, and how do host and non-host predators respond to infected amphipod prey? In contrast to other studies, I found that two parasites of an endemic amphipod at Montezuma Well had little affect on their amphipod host, and that these associations had little affect on predation rates by both host and non-host predators. Results from this study underscore the importance of further investigating novel parasite-host interactions and placing them in their phylogenetic and evolutionary context. (2) Does human recreation affect spatial patterns of infection in an otherwise natural ecosystem? This study demonstrates that human visitors to Montezuma Castle National Monument alter patterns of waterfowl space use that in turn affect spatial patterns of disease in invertebrate hosts. This is the first study to document such an effect, and I discuss the important implications of this finding. (3) How is hypothesis testing applied in studies of wildlife disease, what conclusions can we make about the relative usefulness of these methodologies, and how can the analysis and interpretation of wildlife disease studies be improved? In this final study I conducted a literature review, computed statistical power for methodologies used in the literature, and re-analyzed published data to provide an example of the advantages of my suggested approach. I conclude that many |
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Appreciating the importance of parasites: Analyzing and understanding the ecology of parasite-host interactions. $69 There is a growing interest in the nature of parasite-host interactions, the role these relationships play in ecological communities, and how human activities alter these associations. Furthermore, because inference about these interactions is usually gained by methods of statistical hypothesis testing, additional importance should be placed on the analysis and interpretation of parasite-host interactions. In this dissertation I address these ideas in three separate but interrelated studies with the three following questions: (1) How do two parasites with complex life-cycles alter the behavior of a novel amphipod host, and how do host and non-host predators respond to infected amphipod prey? In contrast to other studies, I found that two parasites of an endemic amphipod at Montezuma Well had little affect on their amphipod host, and that these associations had little affect on predation rates by both host and non-host predators. Results from this study underscore the importance of further investigating novel parasite-host interactions and placing them in their phylogenetic and evolutionary context. (2) Does human recreation affect spatial patterns of infection in an otherwise natural ecosystem? This study demonstrates that human visitors to Montezuma Castle National Monument alter patterns of waterfowl space use that in turn affect spatial patterns of disease in invertebrate hosts. This is the first study to document such an effect, and I discuss the important implications of this finding. (3) How is hypothesis testing applied in studies of wildlife disease, what conclusions can we make about the relative usefulness of these methodologies, and how can the analysis and interpretation of wildlife disease studies be improved? In this final study I conducted a literature review, computed statistical power for methodologies used in the literature, and re-analyzed published data to provide an example of the advantages of my suggested approach. I conclude that many |
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Around the Shores of Lake Superior $29.95 With its rugged shoreline and deep, cold waters, Lake Superior offers exciting opportunities for travel, exploration, and enjoyment. From the Grand Sable Dunes and Apostle Islands of the south shore to mountain-studded St. Ignace Island and majestic Thunder Cape on the north, the lake is deeply ingrained in North America’s cultural and environmental heritage. Around the Shores of Lake Superior is an ideal trip planner and a unique guide to the region. As author Margaret Beattie Bogue follows the Lake Superior shoreline clockwise through Minnesota, Ontario, Michigan, and Wisconsin, she evokes the richness of local history and highlights hundreds of landmarks and points of interest that surround the lake. Grand Portage, Fort William Historical Park, the Agawa Canyon Pictographs, Isle Royale, the Pictured Rocks, and the Apostle Islands National Lakeshores are just a few of the many sites featured, each with a short descriptive history, directions, and contact information. In keeping with the guide’s easy-to-follow organization, all sites are keyed to a foldout map pocketed in the book’s back cover. This book also includes illuminating essays that give context to the natural and human history of the region–the Ojibwe presence, French exploration, industry on and around the lake, and the impact of this history on the natural environment. With more than 200 color and black-and-white images, this updated and greatly expanded Second Edition will enrich the appreciation of the region for both visitors and residents of the upper Great Lakes. |
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Art Fairs $42.48 The gallery owner has many qualities, from a small merchant to a dynamic trader. The same counts for his visitors, who show up in all sorts and sizes. Dolph Kessler photographed them in the stands of the large art exhibitions in London, Cologne, Amsterdam, Basel, Paris and Miami Beach. The photographs are fascinating tableaux vivants. The participants in the tableau enter into a relation which is not always very clear but the spectator cannot resist to make his own story. An special part is played by the pieces of art that add an extra dimension. Mise en scenes from the art world gives a view of the world of art exhibitions but at the same time it is about human relations, see and to be seen, natural and unnatural behaviour and massiveness and individuality. The viewer is forced by Dolph Kessler’s photographs to determine his position in these matters. That is its great achievement. |
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Art and Landscape in Charleston and the Low Country $3.49 Used – This book is the legacy of an exhibition entitled “Human/Nature: Art and Landscape in Charleston and the Low Country, ” a special project of the twenty-first season of the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. In “Human/Nature, ” the diverse works of art were scattered around the city and the surrounding countryside, offering perceptive glimpses into the low-country environment for Spoleto visitors and native Charlestonians alike. With photographs by Len Jenshel and texts by John Beardsley and Theodore |
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BODY WORLDS and the Story of the Heart – Audioguide $5.99 12+~~Institut fuer Plastination e.K.~~Institut fuer Plastination e.K.~~http://itunes.apple.com/app/body-worlds-story-heart-audioguide/id455668517?uo=5~~2011, Linon Medien GmbH~~1.4~~4369550~~65235839~~http://~~http://www.koerperwelten.de |
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Balancing Organisational and Personal Development Needs: Performance Management and Career Profiling for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors $65.95 New – This text aims to help anyone involved in recruiting staff without having undergone any form of training in human resource management, but who wishes to recruit and select people objectively. It can be used as a resource or a development tool, and as a guide to selecting people for jobs. |
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Bamum $34.95 In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, artists working for the royal court of Bamum, in Cameroon, created elaborate bead-covered thrones and stools, wooden sculptures, masks in human and animal form, architectural carvings, and fine objects in bronze, ivory, and clay. This book focuses on the history, iconography, and meaning of these royal arts and looks at Western collectors who were fascinated by King Ibrahim Njoya (ruled 1886/7 to 1931) and the splendor of the royal court. Visual and written sources–including testimony by King Njoya and his courtiers, and extensive archival records–cast light on the strategies of a monarch who allowed visitors to acquire these arts to enhance the kingdom’’s reputation in distant Europe. The history of Bamum arts thus offers unique perspectives on African creativity and ingenuity, and European ways of collecting. |
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Bangladesh $18.48 Used – An authoritative gateway to the lesser-explored regions of Bangladesh, this guidebook offers greater coverage than any other to the Chittagong Hill Tracts, where 13 different ethnic groups live amid breezy hillside scenery, and to the world’s largest mangrove forest at the Sunderbans (where Bengal tigers occasionally chew on a human or two). With a focus on responsible tourism, it leads trailblazing travellers to those aspects of the country that are almost unknown to visitors, dolphin an |
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Bangladesh $20.05 New – An authoritative gateway to the lesser-explored regions of Bangladesh, this guidebook offers greater coverage than any other to the Chittagong Hill Tracts, where 13 different ethnic groups live amid breezy hillside scenery, and to the world’s largest mangrove forest at the Sunderbans (where Bengal tigers occasionally chew on a human or two). With a focus on responsible tourism, it leads trailblazing travellers to those aspects of the country that are almost unknown to visitors, dolphin and |
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Berlin Wall Video Guide $2.99 4+~~Smart Mobile Factory~~Smart Mobile Factory GmbH & Co. KG~~http://itunes.apple.com/app/berlin-wall-video-guide/id453782515?uo=5~~Copyright 2011 by history-vision.de~~1.0.1~~4016973~~10228792~~http://~~http://www.smartmobilefactory.com |
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Bill Tague’s Berkshires $19.99 Residents of and seasonal visitors to the Berkshires greeted the publication of Bill Tague’’s Berkshires with tremendous enthusiasm in 1996. Many lifelong fans of Tague’’s work were delighted to view it in compiled form, and others were introduced to the majesty and vividness of his work for the first time. The editor of this volume–Tyler Resch–has worked together again with the photographer’’s wife–Irene Tague–to produce an all-new, second book on the region that presents more stunning photographs, many times accompanied by Tague’’s original captions. Bill Tague’’s Berkshires Volume II covers the history of the region from the 1950s through the 1980s, and highlights the human spirit and natural vitality that make the area what it is. From skiers to schoolchildren and from noble mountains to picturesque farmyards, Tague’’s images captured the essence of the area for over forty years. |
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Bird Island in Antarctic waters $58.04 New – “Bird Island in Antarctic Waters ” was first published in 1980. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. Few maps show the location of Bird Island–a lonely outcrop in the South Georgia group where Antarctic waters push against the Atlantic east of Cape Horn. Its forbidding flanks invite few human visitors. But for those who reach its shores |
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Bird Island in Antarctic waters $78.95 New – “Bird Island in Antarctic Waters ” was first published in 1980. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. Few maps show the location of Bird Island–a lonely outcrop in the South Georgia group where Antarctic waters push against the Atlantic east of Cape Horn. Its forbidding flanks invite few human visitors. But for those who reach its shores |
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Blithe Spirit, Hay Fever, Private Lives: Three Plays $9.12 New – In Blithe Spirit, Charles Condomine receives a visit from his first wife, Elvira; unfortunately, Charles is now married to Ruth, and Elvira is a ghost. The bohemian protagonists of Hay Fever wreak emotional havoc on a houseful of weekend visitors. And in Private Lives, a recently divorced couple find themselves in adjoining hotel rooms while on honeymoon with their new — and wholly unsuitable — spouses. Giddy, elegant, and serenely magnanimous in their appreciation of human vice and foll |
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Bloody Omaha & the assault on Pointe du Hoc. $7.64 New – Omaha beach attracts over one and a half million visitors each year, making it the most visited Second World War battlefield site in Europe. This narrow strip of Normandy coastline was crucial to the successful outcome of Overlord – the largest amphibious operation in history – and to the Second World War itself. Here in words and pictures is the story of the high price in human life of that success which gives the area its grim title: ‘Bloody Omaha’. |
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Bloody Omaha & the assault on Pointe du Hoc. $7.62 Used – Omaha beach attracts over one and a half million visitors each year, making it the most visited Second World War battlefield site in Europe. This narrow strip of Normandy coastline was crucial to the successful outcome of Overlord – the largest amphibious operation in history – and to the Second World War itself. Here in words and pictures is the story of the high price in human life of that success which gives the area its grim title: ‘Bloody Omaha’. |
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Book Of English Fairy Tales From The North-Country $22.87 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book: Ifhe Sadtcr and hid lupil; GjeJ RSl” tsv- A THE MAGIC BOOK. There lived long ago in the north-country a man who was so learned that it was said of him he knew every language that was spoken, and all the mysteries of the universe. Now, this wise man had a book, bound in rough black leather, studded with brass nails, and fastened at each corner with iron clasps ; and for further security it was chained to a heavy table which was made fast to the floor. Whenever the wise man desired to read in the book he unlocked it with an iron key, which he always kept hanging at his girdle. He was the only person who ever glanced at its wondrous pages, for they contained secrets that other men might not know. Among other marvels it told how evil spirits might be held in bondage and become the slaves of men ; and in the book were writtenthe names of good spirits, what they did, and how they went about their work secretly, invisible to the human eye. It was a queer old room in which the book was kept, and where the old magician—for that is what the wise man was—passed the greater part of his time. In one corner was a large stone furnace, fitted with a rusty iron grate and a deep copper. On the top of it, and on a row of shelves hanging above, was piled a confused heap of metal crucibles, pipes and tubes twisted into odd shapes, and squat bulging bottles of all the colours of the rainbow. This was the apparatus which the magician used in his experiments. Stuffed snakes, hedgehogs and bats, and bunches of dried plants and grasses hung from the ceiling or were suspended from nails driven into the walls. In the dim light which struggled through the one-barred window these objects could not be clearly seen; this added to the awe which was felt by the few visitors who came at times to |
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Broken Dishes $2.47 The national bestselling series continues with Benni Harper roping in suspects during one murderous Western week at a friend’s struggling dude ranch.From The Publisher:When Benni Harper’s friend passes away, he leaves his Broken DIS ranch to his daughter Shawna and her husband. Instead of raising cattle, the couple decides to turn it into a dude ranch. And while their intentions may be good, business is not. Leave it to Benni and her family to come to the rescue. Her plan? To tempt vacationers with a quilting and western extravaganza. It works. And soon, Benni and her family are cooking, quilting, and horseback riding with a whole slew of western tenderfoots.But the west gets a little too wild when one of the ranch dogs discovers a human bone on the property. It’s enough to scare any reasonable guest away. To top it off, there’s a rumor that one of the visitors is a nationally known travel writer, secretly working on a write-up. A bad review could easily kill business. Before long, Benni’s old nemesis, Detective Ford Hud Hudson, is on board investigating. Together they uncover the remains of a murdered man buried in a shallow grave. Now, Benni must keep the guests safe and happy while unearthing the truth behind a terrible crime…About The Author:Earlene Fowler was raised in La Puente, California, by a Southern mother and a Western father which is probably why her Benni Harper series features quilts, cattle, smart-mouthed women, cowboys and a sexy Latino cop. She wrote literary and commercial short fiction for ten years with no publishing success when she decided to change gaits and write a mystery novel.Her first novel Fool’s Puzzle and two sequels were sold within a week of submission to Putnam-Berkley Publishing Group as one of three lead titles for their new hardcover Prime Crime Line. Fool’s Puzzle was nominated for an Agatha Award for Best First Mystery of 1994. Kansas Troubles, Goose in the Pond, |
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Buck Shots $12.99 “The normal response to Peter Sutherland’s photographs of deer would probably be a feeling of sadness, or possibly regret. How is it, one might ask, that nature has become so utterly banal? How depressing that wild animals drink out of storm drains and die beside freeways. Yet deer haven’t exemplified wildness and wonder since the days of Robert Burns: one step above squirrels and raccoons, deer have long been a suburban commonplace. I think there are plenty of natural calamities worth getting riled up about and that photographs might even assist us in doing so; but a deer strapped to the top of a mini-van is not one of them, and to picture this is simply to witness another image from the human comedy. “Indeed, I find Peter Sutherland’s photographs to be quite funny. His deer exude an infectious self-serious absurdity, going about their deer-like business regardless of obstacle or inconvenience. Their incongruity is exaggerated to the point where these ordinary animals seem to be nothing less than visitors from another world, transfixed and radiating a cosmic light, with bright, sci-fi eyes that seem about to blaze right out of their heads. With an almost total absence of humans, in Sutherland’s images the deer have inherited the earth.” —Lawrence R. Rinder Having escaped domestication, deer are on their own, rolling with what comes. They can travel in small packs or they can be alone. They grow long coats when it’s cold; they shed and sit in the shade when it’s hot. They can survive on available food in the woods while the more tame ones will eat Doritos out of your had on the side of the road. Peter Sutherland doesn’t hunt but he understands the thrill of the chase. The deer tend to come out at dusk when the light is just right. They sneak around and crossover into suburban lands. The boundaries between man and deer have blurred. They watch us while we watch them. The photographs |
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Building on Strength (Bos): Constructive Change for Nonprofit Organizations $8.04 Used – “Building on Strength (BoS) ask nonprofit leaders to identify what works, and reveals a natural, insightful process of discovery aimed toward better educated and happier children, healthier people, vibrant neighborhoods, and enhanced understanding of the arts and cultural contributions to the life and leisure of visitors and citizens in our communities. “BoYB” begins as a normal human conversation, discovering the best, the highest points of a person’s life, organizational achievement, an |
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But the Pain Is Still There: Guidelines and Testimonies for Hospital Visitors $23.95 New – Pain, suffering and bereavement are part of human experience. It is the lot of many to try and bring comfort and reassurance to those who are ill or in distress. There are others who chose this role as part of their Christian ministry. A. D. Street acted as a hospital chaplain for many years. In this reflective book, he sets out his thoughts on how we can draw strength from the love of Christ to help us through difficult times, and how those ministering to the sick and bereaved can share G |
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Byte-Ing Satire: A Light-Hearted Poke in Technology’s Eye $15.64 Skewering a vast array of technology topics that apply to IT professionals and laypeople alike, this compilation of MC Press’ popular MC TNT Tips ‘n Tirades online column follows the author as he searches for the answer to that eternal question: Is technology more hindrance than help ? Wry critiques of the pitfalls of eBay, the dangers of online surgical advice, the value of pet cloning technology, the trouble with jargon junkies, and cell phone etiquette are doled out masterfully. For those who work with, own, appreciate, or hate all that modern science has to offer, this collection of keen insights and clever musings on the often hilarious interaction between technology and human beings offers an entertaining and delightful look at the frustrations and laughs that are a part of techie culture. – On Spam: When telemarketing calls, spam, and regular junk mail fully clog all other forms of communication, the only remaining option will be to accept visitors to my home office, and I really don’t want to have to clean up my place. – On Merging TVs and Computers: I have never spent a moment worrying that, while working on my computer, I might miss the latest episode of a new ‘reality’ show during which Betty Sue of Ohmigosh, Wisconsin, challenges her fears of insects and heights, and particularly insects at heights, by eating 27 live cockroaches while jumping out of an airplane. – On Surgery Webcasts: After a long session of Web surfing, Ethel, the frugal wife, calls out, ‘Sam, stop worrying about how we’re going to pay for that hernia operation you need. I just learned how to perform it myself. It looks easy.We’ll save a bundle if I do it for you.’ – On Checking YourBlackBerry on Vacation: I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you’re not that important. The world will get along just fine without you for a week. Enjoy your holiday. – On Celebrities Getting Their Cell Phones and PDAs Hacked: I find it ironic that these people spend smal |
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Byte-Ing Satire: A Light-Hearted Poke in Technology’s Eye $6.24 Skewering a vast array of technology topics that apply to IT professionals and laypeople alike, this compilation of MC Press’ popular MC TNT Tips ‘n Tirades online column follows the author as he searches for the answer to that eternal question: Is technology more hindrance than help? Wry critiques of the pitfalls of eBay, the dangers of online surgical advice, the value of pet cloning technology, the trouble with jargon junkies, and cell phone etiquette are doled out masterfully. For those who work with, own, appreciate, or hate all that modern science has to offer, this collection of keen insights and clever musings on the often hilarious interaction between technology and human beings offers an entertaining and delightful look at the frustrations and laughs that are a part of techie culture.• On Spam: “When telemarketing calls, spam, and regular junk mail fully clog all other forms of communication, the only remaining option will be to accept visitors to my home office, and I really don’t want to have to clean up my place.”• On Merging TVs and Computers: “I have never spent a moment worrying that,while working on my computer, I might miss the latest episode of a new ‘reality’ show during which Betty Sue of Ohmigosh,Wisconsin, challenges her fears of insects and heights, and particularly insects at heights, by eating 27 live cockroaches while jumping out of an airplane.”• On Surgery Webcasts: “After a long session of Web surfing, Ethel, the frugal wife, calls out,‘Sam, stop worrying about how we’re going to pay for that hernia operation you need. I just learned how to perform it myself. It looks easy.We’ll save a bundle if I do it for you.’• On Checking Your BlackBerry on Vacation: “I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you’re not that important. The world will get along just fine without you for a week. Enjoy your holiday.”• On Celebrities Getting Their Cell Phones and |
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C Q, Or, in the Wireless House $20.57 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill THE READER LEARNS SOMETHING OF THE CAREER OF AN INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY, AND ATTENDS VICARIOUSLY AN ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT IN THE SECOND-CABIN SALOON. WHATEVER may have been her faults, it is not to be denied that only Mrs. Trevelyan prevented another and more serious explosion of wrath on the part of the Captain against his ne’er-do-weel Marconi operator. As a peacemaker she was beyond criticism. The Captain, pretending to be quite impervious to feminine charms, nevertheless allowed himself to be cajoled and flattered until he not only revoked his orders so far as visitors to the wireless house were concerned, but offered to accompany the lady there himself and explain everything to her. For the Captain, in spite of his appearance, was human, and, as he himself said aloud to himself jn front of the looking-glass in his cabin: “She’s a damned handsome woman! ” No one could possibly dodge this obvious fact. Lily Trevelyan was one of those international beauties who, like the Countess of Warwick, appear on the front pages of the morning dailies whenever there is a dearth of legitimate news. Born in a manufacturing town in eastern Massachusetts, she had escaped from it at an early age, and, with another girl, had taken up the study of art in Paris. Then for about five years she utterly disappeared, only to blossom forth suddenly in London as a dashing society favorite, a bit flamboyant for some of the more conservative, but one who patently had attracted the discriminating eye of royalty.From that time on, Lily Leslie had been the rage. Dukes named horses after her and their jockeys wore her colors ; her photographs appeared in the shop windows; cigars were branded and banded in her honor; and she was followed from one European watering-place to another by a kitchen |
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C a Valley Paleolithic Art $37.99 Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Côa Valley Paleolithic Art site is one of the largest known open air sites of Paleolithic art. In the late 1980s, the engravings were discovered in Vila Nova de Foz Côa, in northeastern Portugal. The site in situated in the valley of the Côa river, and comprises thousands of engraved drawings of horses, bovines and other animal, human and abstract figures, dated from 22,000 to 10,000 years BCE. Since 1995 a team of archaeologists have been studying and cataloging this pre-historical complex and a park was created to receive visitors. |
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California Natural History Guides $38.33 Islands have always been fascinating places, their separateness evoking a sense of mystery and inspiring a yearning for exploration. California’s islands are unique evolutionary laboratories, places where plants and animals have grown and interacted in isolation for millions of years. This comprehensive book discusses both the human and the natural history of the islands of California, including all eight Channel Islands, Ano Nuevo, the Fatallons, and the islands of San Francisco Bay. It is also useful as a field guide for visitors, and details on reaching the islands are contained in the first chapter.The authors explore the formation of the islands; discuss the history of human habitation, beginning with the Native Americans who first visited the islands 12,000 years ago; and provide a thorough introduction to the marine and terrestrial biotas of the islands. The authors also discuss past damage and ongoing threats to island ecosystems, including devastation caused by the introduction of nonnative animals and plants. Large herbivorous animals in particular have caused considerable damage, since island plants evolved in the absence of herbivores and therefore have no defenses against them.At present all of California’s islands are managed by conservancies and public agencies such as the National Park Service and State Park system, and various environmental organizations are working with them to return the islands to their original condition. |
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Call to Arms $0 9+~~Triniti Interactive Limited~~Triniti Interactive Limited~~http://itunes.apple.com/app/call-to-arms/id357414983?uo=5~~Triniti Interactive Limited~~1.2~~3269960~~15759836~~http://TRINITIgames.net~~http://www.trinitigame.com/support |
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Camels Back Cave $32.71 Used – Camels Back Cave is in an isolated limestone ridge on the southern edge of the Great Salt Lake Desert. Recent archaeological investigations there have exposed a series of stratified deposits spanning the entire Holocene era (10,000 BP-present), deposits that show intermittent human occupations dating back through the past 7,600 years. Most human visits to the cave were brief–”many likely representing overnight stays–”and visitors did not dig pits or move sediment. As a result, field-wor |
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Camels Back Cave $32.71 New – Camels Back Cave is in an isolated limestone ridge on the southern edge of the Great Salt Lake Desert. Recent archaeological investigations there have exposed a series of stratified deposits spanning the entire Holocene era (10,000 BP-present), deposits that show intermittent human occupations dating back through the past 7,600 years. Most human visits to the cave were brief–”many likely representing overnight stays–”and visitors did not dig pits or move sediment. As a result, field-work |
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Carpinteria $19.99 A small jewel on the map along the coast of southern Santa Barbara County, Carpinteria–or Carp –has an enduring and endearing idiosyncratic character that suits locals, welcomes visitors, and resists reinvention. Charlie Chaplin was married in Carpinteria, and Charles Lindbergh was an occasional fly-in visitor. The world’’s fastest human once hailed from Carpinteria, the same place where a single grape arbor consistently delivered 10 tons of grapes annually. Unspoken traditions included upstanding teachers by day using aliases at night to drive in rough-and-tumble jalopy races. The infectious small-town sensibility remains so intact that most Carpinterians don”t vacation elsewhere. Many of the vintage photographs in Carpinteria, which were collected from local families and institutions, including the Carpinteria Valley Museum of History, prove that the city’’s visuals are as spectacular as its history is intriguing. |
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Carpinteria $2.48 Used – A small jewel on the map along the coast of southern Santa Barbara County, Carpinteriaor Carphas an enduring and endearing idiosyncratic character that suits locals, welcomes visitors, and resists reinvention. Charlie Chaplin was married in Carpinteria, and Charles Lindbergh was an occasional fly-in visitor. The worlds fastest human once hailed from Carpinteria, the same place where a single grape arbor consistently delivered 10 tons of grapes annually. Unspoken traditions included upstan |
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Cemeteries in Hawaii: National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific $9.8 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (also Punchbowl National Cemetery) is a cemetery located in Honolulu, Hawaii that serves a memorial to those men and women who served in the United States Armed Forces. It is administered by the National Cemetery Administration of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Thousands of visitors visit the cemetery each year, and it is one of the more popular tourist attractions in Hawaii. The cemetery is located in Punchbowl Crater (Powaina in Hawaiian), located just north of downtown Honolulu. In ancient times Punchbowl was used as a site for human sacrifices, and p-o-waina means “hill of placing (human sacrifices).” In February 1948 Congress approved funding and construction began on the national cemetery. Since the cemetery was dedicated on September 2, 1949, 34,000 veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean, and Vietnam wars have been interred. The cemetery is now full and a new veterans cemetery has been built and dedicated on the windward side of O’ahu at Kne’ohe. Prior to the opening of the cemetery for the recently deceased, the remains of soldiers from locations around the Pacific Theaterincluding Guam, Wake Island, and Japanese POW campswere transported to Hawaii for final interment. The first interment was made January 4, 1949. The cemetery opened to the public on July 19, 1949, with services for five war dead: an unknown serviceman, two Marines, an Army lieutenant and one civiliannoted war correspondent Ernie Pyle. Initially, the graves at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific were marked with white wooden crosses and Stars of Davidlike the American cemeteries abroadin preparation for the dedication ceremony on … More: |
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Channel Islands National Park $2.95 Used – California sea lions line the beaches and gray whales float by during migration. With almost two hundred square miles of ocean and five remarkable islands, Channel Islands National Park represents miniature versions of a California many visitors may have thought long lost. With the rich diversity of plants and animals protected within its boundaries, the park conserves archeological sites from almost 13,000 years of human presence. |
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Cheddar Gorge $49.99 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Cheddar Gorge is a limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills, near the village of Cheddar in Somerset, England. The gorge is the site of the Cheddar show caves, where Britain’s oldest complete human skeleton, Cheddar Man, estimated to be over 9,000 years old, was found in 1903. Older remains from the Upper Late Palaeolithic era (12,000-13,000 years ago) have been found. The caves, produced by the activity of an underground river, contain stalactites and stalagmites. Cheddar Gorge, including the caves and other attractions, has become a tourist destination. In a 2005 poll of Radio Times readers, following its appearance on the 2005 television programme Seven Natural Wonders, Cheddar Gorge was named as the second greatest natural wonder in Britain, surpassed only by Dan yr Ogof caves. The gorge attracts about 500,000 visitors per year. |
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Cocoon $9.98 Don Ameche (1985 Academy Award, Best Supporting Actor), Hume Cronyn, Jack Gilford, Maureen Stapleton, Jessica Tandy, Gwen Verdon, Wilford Brimley and Steve Guttenberg star in this charming fantasy adventure. When visitors from a distant galaxy return to Earth on a secret mission, their other-worldly powers afford a group of senior citizens who had expected nothing more from life than bingo, shuffleboard, aches and pains, the chance to recapture their youth. Inspiring and insightful, Cocoon is a magical story of love, friendship and the human spirit. Director Ron Howard had planned to use stunt doubles for scenes in which the older actors had to scuba dive and swim with dolphins. Instead, he found the entire cast ready, willing and able to do all but the most difficult scenes. |
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Contactees: A History of Alien-Human Interaction $11.62 New – We are not alone…and Nick Redfern can prove it. “Contactees” contains the fascinating stories of the select group of people chosen by visitors to Earth to spread their message. Are aliens really among us? Don’t be too quick to dismiss their claims. This book relates their thought-provoking, lluminating, controversial, and sometimes bizarre stories in all their appropriately out-of-this-world glory. |
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Cosmic Ships: Truth and Lies about UFOs, Other Humanities, and Our Future $12.95 • Based on clear logic, facts, and documented events • Shatters myths about UFOs and alien visitors• Grounded in both solid science and spiritual traditionIn 1950, while discussing flying saucers with three other physicists at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Enrico Fermi asked, “Where is everybody?” as if to say, if there is intelligent life elsewhere in the universe, why do we have no proof? For sixty years, scientists and the public have debated the answer to this question, yet none have considered what Samael Aun Weor explains in Cosmic Ships: “We are absolutely sure that the cannibals from Africa and the Amazon also felt very annoyed when they could not capture an explorer. Regarding concrete facts about flying saucers, people want to proceed like cannibals, however, it is clear that the crews of those cosmic ships—who know human savagery very well—are not willing to let themselves be ensnared, since they know very well the fortune that awaits them—that is, the intellectual-loafers would make them prisoners, the ships would be seized and used for war, etc.”Logical analysis of the facts demonstrates not only the existence of advanced humanities, but their presence on our planet. There are thousands of documented cases of unexplained ships, hundreds of cases of governments hiding what they know, and decades of an attempt to encourage the populace to discard the facts as fantasy or foolishness. Through stories from his own experience and analysis of well-known events, Samael Aun Weor shows that much of what we believe about extraterrestrials is false, based on fear, stubborn skepticism, and outright lies. He explains how easy it is for advanced humanities to hide from us, and why they must: because we are so consumed by psychological defects like pride, greed, and envy that we are a danger to ourselves and the universe. That is why they are here: to understand why we are such savages, and how |
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Costume rhetoric in the works attributed to the Pearl-poet. $49.99 This project analyzes costume rhetoric as visual communication in the Middle English poems attributed to the Pearl-poet. I show how the poet’s descriptions of textiles, clothing and personal adornment communicate significant social data, including age, gender, status, affiliation and family ties. I examine sources as diverse as romances, sumptuary laws, lapidaries, conduct manuals, wills and sermons to identify the contemporary meanings assigned to the material culture depicted in Pearl, Cleanness, Patience and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Following an established medieval tradition, I also examine the body itself as a costume—a garment that manifests the state of the soul within it. I analyze the ways in which physique or physical features—especially deformities or the violation of the flesh—function as visible garb for the inner nature of the incarnate Christ, angelic visitors, or the immortal souls of human beings. These four poems represent the human body as transitory and malleable clothing for the soul, manifesting the deformities and diseases corresponding to the staining filth of sin, the bright loveliness of a soul-garment cleansed through the sacraments of baptism and penance, or the cosmetically artificial beauty that conceals a sullied interior. I argue that the poems of the Pearl-poet corpus challenge simple statements articulating a direct correspondence between inner nature and outer form, and they establish the ability to conform one’s own outer form to one’s inner nature as the criterion for one’s ability to perceive this correspondence—or its absence—in others. |
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Costume rhetoric in the works attributed to the Pearl-poet. $49.99 This project analyzes costume rhetoric as visual communication in the Middle English poems attributed to the Pearl-poet. I show how the poet’s descriptions of textiles, clothing and personal adornment communicate significant social data, including age, gender, status, affiliation and family ties. I examine sources as diverse as romances, sumptuary laws, lapidaries, conduct manuals, wills and sermons to identify the contemporary meanings assigned to the material culture depicted in Pearl, Cleanness, Patience and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Following an established medieval tradition, I also examine the body itself as a costume—a garment that manifests the state of the soul within it. I analyze the ways in which physique or physical features—especially deformities or the violation of the flesh—function as visible garb for the inner nature of the incarnate Christ, angelic visitors, or the immortal souls of human beings. These four poems represent the human body as transitory and malleable clothing for the soul, manifesting the deformities and diseases corresponding to the staining filth of sin, the bright loveliness of a soul-garment cleansed through the sacraments of baptism and penance, or the cosmetically artificial beauty that conceals a sullied interior. I argue that the poems of the Pearl-poet corpus challenge simple statements articulating a direct correspondence between inner nature and outer form, and they establish the ability to conform one’s own outer form to one’s inner nature as the criterion for one’s ability to perceive this correspondence—or its absence—in others. |
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Creacion de un Plan de emergencia $12.41 When an emergency strikes, is your cultural institution prepared to protect the people on-site, as well as the premises and its collections? This workbook, originally published in English and now available in French and Spanish editions offers guidance to institutions seeking to develop their own emergency preparedness and response strategies.Divided into three parts, the book addresses the groups generally responsible for developing and implementing emergency procedures: institution directors, emergency preparedness managers, and departmental team leaders. Several chapters detail the practical aspects of communication, training, and team formation to handle the safety of staff and visitors, collections, buildings, and records. Emergencies covered include natural, as well as human-caused, events. |
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Creationist Museums in the United States: Creation Museum $10.28 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: The Creation Museum is a museum that presents an account of the origins of the universe, life, mankind, and man’s early history according to a literal reading of the Book of Genesis. This museum has been heavily criticized by the scientific and academic communities as promoting “fallacy over fact” and attempting to advance the tenets of a particular religion while rejecting mainstream scientific knowledge. Its exhibits reject universal common descent, along with most other central tenets of evolution, and assert that the Earth and all of its life forms were created 6000 years ago over a six-day period. In contrast to the overwhelming scientific consensus, exhibits promote young Earth creationist claims, including the idea that humans and dinosaurs once coexisted, and that dinosaurs were on Noah’s Ark. The museum exhibits are at odds with the determination of the scientific community that the Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old, and that the dinosaurs became extinct 65.5 million years before human beings arose. The museum has generated criticism by the scientific community, several groups of educators, Christian groups opposed to young Earth creationism, and in the general press. The museum, which is said to have cost $27 million, is privately funded through donations to the apologetics ministry Answers in Genesis and opened its doors to the public on May 28, 2007. Based on projections, the museum anticipated 250,000 paying visitors in its first year of operation. According to AiG, within its first two months attendance surpassed 100,000 visitors by July 21, 2007 and 200,000 visitors on September 20, 2007. They claim that visitor attendance also exceeded first year expectations only 5 months and 5 days after opening, with a total of… More: |
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Cuba in Mind $16.95 Since Columbus arrived in 1492 and called Cuba the most beautiful country that human eyes have ever seen, few places on earth have evoked such passion. The thirty-one writers in Cuba in Mind offer ample proof of the fascinations that have lured generations of travelers. In this richly varied anthology of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, we hear from such famous visitors as Anthony Trollope, Langston Hughes, Ernest Hemingway, and Graham Greene. Poets and journalists offer their responses, from Allen Ginsberg and Jayne Cortez to Alma Guillermoprieto and Robert Stone; and novelists weigh in with such fictional portrayals as Elmore Leonard’s Cuba Libre and Pico Iyer’s Cuba and the Night. Cuban exiles, immigrants, and their offspring provide their unique perspective, from Cristina Garcia’s essay Simple Life to excerpts from Oscar Hijuelos’s novel The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love and from Carlos Eire’s memoir Waiting for Snow in Havana. Embracing salsa and santeria, politics and baseball, the island’s sparkling beaches and the teeming Havana streets, Cuba in Mind captures the vibrancy, the contradictions, the heat and the humor of Cuba as shown by some of the best writers in the English language. Contributors: Thomas Barbour – Jose Barreiro – Ruth Behar – William Cullen Bryant – Jayne Cortez – Stephen Crane – Andrei Codrescu – Eleanor Early – Carlos Eire – Kimi Eisele – Cristina Garcia – Allen Ginsberg – Graham Greene – Alma Guillermoprieto – Elizabeth Hanly – Ernest Hemingway – Consuelo Hermer – Oscar Hijuelos – Langston Hughes – Pico Iyer – Elmore Leonard – Rosa Lowinger – Marjorie May – Tom Miller – Holly Morris – Ricardo Pau-Llosa – Robert Stone – Jim Shepard -Isadora Tattlin – Anthony Trollope – Walter D. Wilcox |
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Cultivating Delight: A Natural History of My Garden $0.99 In the mode of her esteemed bestseller A Natural History of the Senses, Diane Ackerman’s new book, Cultivating Delight celebrates the sensory pleasures she discovers in her garden.Ackerman delights in her garden through all the seasons. Whether she is deadheading flowers or glorying in the profusion of roses, offering sugar water to a hummingbird or studying the slug, she welcomes the unexpected drama and extravagance as well as the sanctuary her garden offers. She chronicles instances of violence in nature but also intuits loneliness and desire in the clamor of male crickets in the spring. And there is wonderment and marvel as she happens upon a tiny frog asleep inside the petals of a tulip. Visitors to her garden range from botanical explorers of earlier centuries to the nature mystic John Muir to the brilliant British garden writer Gertrude Jekyll.The author’s garden nourishes its creator, who imaginatively returns the favor and seizes privileged moments to leap from science and metaphor to meditation on the human condition. Written in sensuous, lyrical prose, Cultivating Delight is a hymn to nature and to the pleasure we take in it. |
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Culture of Anchorage, Alaska: Alaska Zoo, Anchorage Youth Symphony, Fur Rendezvous Festival, Redrum, Anchorage Symphony Orchestra $9.05 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Alaska Zoo, Anchorage Youth Symphony, Fur Rendezvous Festival, Redrum, Anchorage Symphony Orchestra, Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Alaska Botanical Garden, Islamic Community Center of Anchorage, Alaska. Excerpt: Alaska Zoo – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Annabelle’s grave, Alaska ZooIn 1966, Anchorage grocer Jack Snyder won a contest offering a prize of “$3,000 or a baby elephant”. He chose the elephant, a female Asian Elephant named Annabelle. Annabelle was initially kept at the Diamond H Horse Ranch, located in the Hillside area of Anchorage and owned by Sammye Seawell, which had the only heated stalls available. With Annabelle’s increasing popularity, Seawell formed a non-profit corporation to build a place “where the public could visit animals and learn about them.” It was incorporated on March 28, 1968 as the Alaska Children’s Zoo, which opened in 1969 with Annabelle and other donated animals. The zoo was located on land adjacent to Seawell’s ranch. The zoo’s name was changed to Alaska Zoo in June 1980. In 1983, a female African elephant named Maggie arrived at the Alaska Zoo as a companion for Annabelle. The zoo attracted some attention, even outside Alaska, in 1994 when Binky, then one of the zoo’s polar bears, injured several visitors who entered his enclosure, famously pacing with an Australian woman’s shoe dangling from his mouth (the current polar bear exhibit is human-proof). In 1997, Annabelle died, leaving her companion, Maggie alone. In 2004, in spite of mounting criticism, Alaska Zoo officials decided to keep Maggie in Alaska for at least three more years, rather than sending her to an elephant sanctuary in a warmer climate, where she could also socialize with other elephants. As of June 6, 2007. She was mo… More: |
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Death Valley $11.95 Marvel at this land of extremes. Come to understand the forces that created Death Valley; discover a living desert. This 9 x 12 book is overflowing with beautiful photos and interpretive text on this National Park for your enjoyment. Gain insight to the valley’’s colorful human visitors. |
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Death’s Mistress $11.49 New – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his fo |
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Death’s Mistress $17.9 Used – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his f |
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Death’s Mistress $70.42 New – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his fo |
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Death’s Mistress $32.54 New – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his fo |
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Death’s Mistress $70.28 Used – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his f |
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Death’s Mistress $17.9 New – Dorina Basarab is a dhampir – half-human, half-vampire – and the only way she can stay sane is by unleashing her sometimes uncontrollable rage on demons and vampires that deserve killing. After the fortunate demise of her insane uncle Dracula, Dory is back home in Brooklyn, hoping that life will calm down for a while. But then two visitors arrive: her friend Claire, asking for Dory’s help in finding a magical Fey relic, and the gorgeous master vampire Louis-Cesare, desperate to find his fo |
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DesertoRosso $0 4+~~INTERSECTION~~Intersection SARL~~http://itunes.apple.com/app/desertorosso/id441210420?uo=5~~Conception ? Franck Ancel, Sound ? Rodolphe Alexis, Visual ? Alex Singer, Design ? Intersection~~1.1~~4568423~~15973894~~~~http://www.intersection-lab.com |
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Displaying controversy: Evolution, creation, and museums. $49.99 This work explores the role of museum exhibits in the creationist/evolutionist controversy and how different museums make appeals to the public using material objects, including scientific artifacts, images, and the space of museum exhibits. Four different exhibits are included in this study: the Institute for Creation Research’s Museum of Creation and Earth History in Santee, California; the Creation Museum in Kentucky; the American Museum of Natural History’s newly redesigned Hall of Human Biology and Evolution; and the University of Nebraska State Museum’s "Explore Evolution" exhibit. Using rhetorical criticism, I perform an intertextual analysis of the words and images, objects, and spaces of each exhibit, and public responses to them. For the creation science museums, I show how the curators use the rhetorical concepts of arrangement, imitation, and dissociation to convince the public of the truth of creation science. For the evolution exhibits, I look at how the curators use arrangement and prolepsis to convince visitors of the truth of evolutionary theory. Each exhibit employs these rhetorical concepts to create an experiential rhetoric in the space of the museum, to imply both narratives of progress and regress, and to deploy the persuasive power of objects, things, and artifacts in these spaces. Overall, this research illuminates the role of museum exhibits in contemporary American public controversies over evolutionary theory, explores how the public space of a museum exhibit defines and challenges scientific knowledge, and illustrates how space and material objects can function persuasively within the museum context. |
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Displaying controversy: Evolution, creation, and museums. $49.99 This work explores the role of museum exhibits in the creationist/evolutionist controversy and how different museums make appeals to the public using material objects, including scientific artifacts, images, and the space of museum exhibits. Four different exhibits are included in this study: the Institute for Creation Research’s Museum of Creation and Earth History in Santee, California; the Creation Museum in Kentucky; the American Museum of Natural History’s newly redesigned Hall of Human Biology and Evolution; and the University of Nebraska State Museum’s "Explore Evolution" exhibit. Using rhetorical criticism, I perform an intertextual analysis of the words and images, objects, and spaces of each exhibit, and public responses to them. For the creation science museums, I show how the curators use the rhetorical concepts of arrangement, imitation, and dissociation to convince the public of the truth of creation science. For the evolution exhibits, I look at how the curators use arrangement and prolepsis to convince visitors of the truth of evolutionary theory. Each exhibit employs these rhetorical concepts to create an experiential rhetoric in the space of the museum, to imply both narratives of progress and regress, and to deploy the persuasive power of objects, things, and artifacts in these spaces. Overall, this research illuminates the role of museum exhibits in contemporary American public controversies over evolutionary theory, explores how the public space of a museum exhibit defines and challenges scientific knowledge, and illustrates how space and material objects can function persuasively within the museum context. |
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Districts of Lugano: Gandria, Breganzona, Br -Aldesago, Davesco-Soragno, Viganello, Cureggia, Pregassona, Villa Luganese, Carabbia, Barbengo $9.25 Chapters: Gandria, Breganzona, Brè-Aldesago, Davesco-Soragno, Viganello, Cureggia, Pregassona, Villa Luganese, Carabbia, Barbengo, Pambio Noranco, Pazzallo. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 33. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Gandria is a small, picturesque village on the shore of Lake Lugano in Switzerland. The historically protected center (nucleo), which is not accessible by car, attracts visitors from all over the world. With about 200 inhabitants, Gandria is often referred to as an independent town, but since 2004 it has been a district of Lugano. Boat service between Gandria and other towns on the lake is regular, and it is also possible to walk from Gandria to Lugano and other surrounding villages via a publicly maintained footpath hewn into the rock in 1936. This path (now branded the olive path by the Tourism Bureau) between Gandria and Castagnola leads along plantations of olive trees and offers splendid views of the Lake of Lugano. Since Gandria became a part of Lugano, needed infrastructure projects have been carried out, including a sewage treatment plant (operational in May 2010) and ongoing work to place electrical lines underground. Early history: The first lasting human traces on the immediate area around Gandria come from an iron-age people known as the Celts (as of 800 B.C.). A large stone () carved with mysterious signs, probably used for Celtic religious purposes, is located within hiking distance. Local names are also lasting reminders. Gandria sits at the base of Mt. Brè, which means mountain in Celtic. The name of the Lake of Lugano in Italian, Ceresio, could be derived from the Celtic word keresios, a reference to a god of fertility who is always pictured with the antlers of a deer the lakes resemblance to the prongs of an antler can be more easily |