Paul Miller Boeken

The book presents a unique approach to understanding the Sherlock Holmes stories through a meticulously crafted chronology. The author, Paul Thomas Miller, challenges the notion that Watson's accounts are unreliable, advocating for a timeline based on the belief that Watson's words are factual. This work aims to enhance readers' comprehension of the Canon, providing a fresh perspective on the beloved tales and the characters within them. Miller's dedication to preserving the integrity of Watson's narrative sets this chronology apart from others in the field.

Focusing on the intersection of neuroscience and computer modeling, this textbook offers an accessible introduction for students with limited math and coding experience. It features computer tutorials that enable readers to simulate and analyze neural behavior using freely available Matlab code. Through these models, students explore the dynamics of individual neurons and their interactions within circuits, uncovering phenomena such as oscillations, multistability, and chaos, and their implications for brain function.

Miller develops a framework for the intellectual history of just war, describing how and why it changed over time, to assess cases of contemporary warfare. This study will appeal to students and scholars of international relations, security studies, law, political science, political philosophy and military history.

This is simply a book of song lyrics. But not ordinary songs. The words are powerful and life changing. For decades, they have brought life, hope and freedom to many people from many diverse places; from little children to the elderly, in a variety of churches, schools, mental institutions, juvenile detention centers, hospices, and nursing homes. They've been shared with pimps, prostitutes, addicts, alcoholics, death row inmates and drug dealers, at rock festivals, smoke filled shanties, back streets, parking lots and prisons here in the U.S and abroad. Let the words take you away.

This newly reissued book from 1943 recounts the remarkable work of Frank Leah, a gifted psychic artist. It showcases his stunning portraits of those who have passed, created with incredible detail as they communicated with him. Leah's art provides comforting evidence of life after death, leaving readers in awe of his talent.

What is Christian nationalism, and how is it different from patriotism? Political theorist, veteran, and former White House staffer Paul D. Miller provides a detailed portrait of-and case against-Christian nationalism, calling for Christians to seek a healthier political witness that respects our constitutional ideals and a biblical vision of justice.

Dr. Paul Miller shares proven insights and methods on how to transform outcomes for disadvantaged Black and brown youth. Beginning with a personal exploration of lived experience, historical context, and cultural messaging, he clearly outlines the methods that have delivered a 95% graduation rate for his schools year after year. This acclaimed second edition includes a full social-emotional lesson plan to help teachers and administrators deliver a mindset shift that engages their students from the heart up.

Have you ever feared being trapped as part of a sculpture? Have you seen a haunted painting of a beautiful woman that will touch your body and soul? Or, how about feeling the unbridled horror of having doctors perform macabre medical procedures on you while you lie helplessly upon their theater table? Prepare yourself to face these terrors, and so many, many more, that skulk silently within these pages... No theme, no boundaries, no limits - just Bloody Good Horror... 35 Blood-chilling tales from: Ken Goldman, Carlton Herzog, Lamont A. Turner, Matt Martinek, J Louis Messina, Drew Nicks, Shannon Hollinger, Paul Miller, Kevin Hollaway, Connie Lee, Rizwan Asad, Tim Mendees, Craig Bullock, Davis Pratt, Kenneth Amenn, Adam Armstrong, J.A. Taylor, Paul Lubaczewski, Eddie Spohn, A.D. Graves, P.S. Traum, D'Monic Boris Lee, R. Wayne Gray, Lauren Jane Barnett, Marvin Brown, Paul M Clark, Janelle Seabock, Victoria Dalpe, Gerri R. Gray, Spyder Collins, Robert Allen Lupton, Hugh McStay, John Ryland, N.A. Battaglia, and Ariana Ferrante

The book emphasizes the importance of a collaborative approach to education, particularly for urban youth. It argues that enhancing the lives of students extends beyond traditional academic measures and requires a shift in mindset. By fostering partnerships among communities, parents, schools, and students, the author advocates for a collective effort to ensure that all children, especially those at risk of dropping out, have the support they need to succeed. The message is clear: improving educational outcomes is a shared responsibility.

Exploring the dynamics of family businesses, this book delves into what distinguishes successful enterprises from those that fail. It reveals the essential elements that contribute to longevity and resilience, offering insights into the "secret sauce" that enables some families to thrive in business across generations. Through analysis and case studies, readers will uncover strategies and practices that foster enduring success in family-run ventures.