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Dante's Equation
In a dusty school room on the outskirts of Jerusalem, an elderly Rabbi unearths an extraordinary and inexplicable pattern within the hidden codes of the Torah. In a tiny laboratory in Seattle, a young physicist begins work on a revolutionary wave-pattern theory that could change the face of science forever. In a lecture hall in Orlando, intelligence operative Calder Farris uncovers a clue to a potentially devastating threat to national security. While off the coast of Florida, freelance reporter Denton Wyle receives information that could blow the lid off every missing persons case in the history of mankind. Soon their investigations will uncover a common link and, as their paths converge, the future of all mankind will hang in the balance...
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From Fat To Fit : With A Four Week Exercise Course
Obesity is a great curse that makes life miserable. A bulky body with exerssive fat is succepible to many chronic as well as fatal diseases. The handbook gives valuable information on how to throw off ugly masses of fat systematically and scientifically without sobs and adverse side effects. It encourges, inspires and instructs those who are keen on giving a graceful shape to their physique.
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The Tristan Betrayal
1940: the Nazis are at the height of their power. France is occupied, Britain is enduring the Blitz and under threat of invasion, America is neutral and Russia has an uneasy alliance with Germany. American Stephen Metcalfe is a well-known man-about-town in occupied Paris. He's also a minor asset in the US's secret intelligence forces in Europe. Through a wild twist of fate, it falls to Metcalfe to instigate a bold plan that may be the only hope for what remains of the free world. Now he must travel to wartime Moscow to find, and possibly betray, a former lover ...1991: the Communist empire is on the verge of oblivion. President Gorbachev is a virtual prisoner, and a coup is being planned by a powerful new cabal. Stephen Metcalfe, now a retired ambassador, must return to Moscow and finally reveal a secret that has haunted him since the fall of Berlin ...a secret that might just avert a global cataclysm.
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Astrology for You ...
Astrology is not a complex science as it often made out to be and, in the hands of the world-famous 'human computer' Shakuntala Devi, it becomes yet simpler and easier to understand and practise. The present book discusses zodiacs, planets, asterisms, the rising signs, Bhavas, Yogas, Dasas and their effects and transits. It enables the reader to cast a horoscope, and also read one. There are tables of correction for various cities and for sidereal time. It is a complete book that leaves nothing to become an amateur astrologer.
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Tough Times Never Last, But Tough People Do!
Robert Schuller shares his philosophy of 'Possibility Thinking' and translates it into an action plan for success and shows you how to build a self-image with positive thoughts and know the truth that after every storm, there is a calm! Every problem has a solution. It is our attitude to get going when the going gets tough as well as fight to face the obstructions that deprive us of our mental or physical peace which is the key to every problem in our life. Life is full of ups and downs. All of us have problems, but through this book Schuller show you how to build a positive self-image and emerge a winner. No matter how tough times get, don't give up, manage the problem creatively and constructively, and you will succeed. We need to tackle our problems with courage, confidence and action. There's an old Chinese saying that goes, "If you live with a problem long enough, it could eventually become a blessing." Within every hardship in life, there is always a seed of an equivalent or greater benefit. All we have to do is look for it and act on it.
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How To Manage Problem Employees
There was a time when people were committed to working hard and being productive in the work force; however, our work ethic has taken a nosedive. The entitlement mentality of today’s work force has created a labor pool of spoiled brats who don’t want a job - they just want a paycheck. In response to this trend, Glenn Shepard has written How to Manage Problem Employees. A comprehensive “how to” for employers, this book covers everything from how to set new hires up for success, instead of failure and how to properly structure compensation packages that maximize employee involvement and work ethic to how to walk employees though self evaluations while dealing with problem areas before they actually become problem behavior and motivating slow, lazy, and generally unmotivated employees. Readers will learn the different personality types, and how to handle specific manifestations of each personality, including gossiping, back stabbing, direct confrontation, hypochondriacs, crying, breaking the chain of command, and sarcasm, and how to terminate employees and stay on solid legal ground. Special Feature Uses the latest approach to a serious problem: Unlike other books about service, this book helps readers understand the leadership imperative of caring for employees so that they can better care for clients.
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My Life Brett Lee
Autobiography of Brett Lee—one of the fastest and most successful fast bowlers in the history of cricket. Brett Lee is one of cricket’s most prolific personalities. Recipient of the prestigious Allan Border Medal and a former Test Player of the Year—the blond speedster has amassed over 300 test wickets, and continues to add more feathers to his cap. Tearing in at over 160 kilometres an hour, ‘Binga’ has dented many a helmet and inspired fear in the best batsmen. My Life is his story—honest, engaging, and laced with charming wit. The book takes you inside the dressing room and sheds light on the highs and lows of the game—the pride of possessing a baggy green, the camaraderie between the boys, superstardom, and the inevitable controversies. It provides a glimpse into the life of one of Australia’s most successful fast bowlers and his love for music, fashion, and above all India.