The collection delves into the author's personal struggles, exploring themes of love, friendship, and the tension between dreams and reality. Through poignant poetry, readers are invited to experience the emotional turmoil of navigating life's challenges and the complexities of a mind caught between aspirations and harsh truths.
Seven innovative rudimental snare drum solos composed in the drum-corps style. These musical contest solos include a number of visual effects, as well as corps-style rudiments.
L has twenty-three days to live, and twenty-two days to save the world. In an alternative continuity in the Death Note setting, ace detective L's name has been placed in a Death Note. He has twenty-three days to bring a terrorist group to justice, or they will use a deadly new virus to change the world...by killing off most of humanity. In an alternative continuity in the Death Note setting, ace detective L's name has been placed in a Death Note. He has twenty-three days to bring a terrorist group to justice, or they will use a deadly new virus to change the world...by killing off most of humanity.
The Art and Science of Squeezing Turnips is a book that provides direction on ways to stretch institutional budgets without compromising service to students in higher education. Playing off the old adage of " can't squeeze blood out of a turnip", the author provides specific techniques on the "art" and "science" of squeezing a budget to go beyond what appears possible, by making processes more efficient. Improving processes in institutions of higher education positively influences student retention while decreasing staff burnout but it also brings the added benefit of decreasing erosion on the bottom line budget. Institutions of higher education have a unique organizational structure and culture. Therefore, logical business processes are not always the most effective method for analyzing processes. The Art and Science of Squeezing Turnips offers academic administrators additional tools for process analysis with special focus on quantifying the cost of disconnections and overlapping processes that get out of sync over time.
The Morning Star / Secret Number is a special issue that inquires the word which is the key of priesthood: Cohen. Doing this, we may open our eyes and understand the difference between outer orders with tasks of maintanance and gendarmerie, and the inner orders which may enter the temple not just the checkered floor but even beyound the courtain. Through this research, with all its implication on Western esotericism, there is another level, properly religious, which drives toward a very significant side of history, because we are in front of evidence that Qabbalah came from the earlier prophets and was continued by the Oriental diaspora, often melting with Arab tradition. From here came all the Messianic tension that permeated the better part of Israel, whose aim is to transform the priesthood from a birth of right to an elective feeling, to be confirmed by initiation.
A gripping personal account details the author's daring escape from the Kaiser's Secret Service during World War I. The narrative unfolds through a perilous journey across multiple countries, including South Africa, England, Holland, and Germany, highlighting the challenges faced and the motivations behind the defection to America. This memoir offers a unique perspective on wartime espionage and the personal sacrifices made for freedom.