James Ward Boeken

This book looks at dreams and the interpretations placed on these images by men over the ages. It also investigates omens which, since ancient times, have been thought to be useful too.

First Steps in Flex was designed to be small (only 140 pages!). Each chapter is only a few pages long, and contains just enough to get you comfortable with the topic. We don't want to bury you in details, but we provide plenty of resources when you need them; there's a site dedicated to further learning links.The examples are all as short as we could make them. Just enough to give you the concept, and small enough for you to stare at. And to type in yourself -- we think that's such an important part of the learning experience that you can't download the source code! But the examples are small, and the interaction with the development environment is an essential part of the learning experience.

This stunning book showcases some of the most beautiful and intricate examples of decorative art and architectural ornament throughout history, offering a unique perspective on this fascinating field of study. A must-read for art history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the decorative arts and architecture. This book falls under the BISAC code ART015020 - Art / History / Baroque & Rococo.

The 2018 'Ultimate Londoner' competition features ten diverse contenders, including a pub landlord, a DJ, a Dickens-influenced novelist, and a young intelligence officer. With a substantial £5 million prize and an awards ceremony held at The Gherkin, the competition showcases the vibrant and eclectic spirit of London, highlighting the unique stories and talents of its participants.

Featuring a new print with professional typesetting, this edition stands out from others that rely on scanned prints. The high-quality presentation enhances readability and overall aesthetic, making it a desirable choice for readers seeking a polished and refined version of the text.

Following a violent encounter with an armed assailant in London, agent John Mordred finds himself hospitalized and fighting for his life. As he navigates the precarious line between life and death, the story unfolds with tension and intrigue, revealing the dangerous world he inhabits and the challenges he must face to survive. The narrative explores themes of resilience and the high stakes of espionage, drawing readers into a gripping tale of survival against overwhelming odds.

The plot revolves around Ruby Parker, the Head of MI7's Red Department, who is hospitalized after an attack, leading to a troubling sequence of events for British spies in dangerous locations. As chaos unfolds, Patrick Atherton, the new Acting Head, exhibits suspicious behavior and harbors a disdain for the department's hierarchy, particularly targeting John Mordred. The story intertwines intrigue and betrayal as the stability of MI7 is threatened by internal conflicts and external dangers.

Set in London during the tumultuous lead-up to the 2016 EU referendum, the narrative explores the disintegration of the liberal consensus in Europe. It delves into the uncertainty of what might emerge in its place, highlighting the opportunists who seek to capitalize on the shifting political landscape. The book captures the tension and complexities of a pivotal moment in European history, reflecting on the broader implications for society and governance.

The story unfolds as Prem Sharma's wedding to Nasreen Sanim abruptly ends when she follows her conscience and leaves the ceremony. In the aftermath, he encounters Ur ula Petulengová, an illegal migrant who deceives him about her identity. Despite his recent heartbreak, Prem feels drawn to her and, sensing her struggles, offers her a place to stay as friends. Their unexpected connection sets the stage for a complex exploration of identity, deception, and the search for belonging.