The Extreme Ceramics of William Weston Young (1776-1847)

Porcelain to Silica Bricks

With Examples in R

Bayesian Networks

In this work, students will find an excellent bibliography of 1,106 entries, 1,544 footnotes, and superb reviews of the history of cotton, chocolate (cocoa), rubber, tin, copper, and oil. The book is highly readable with insights throughout for social scientists, conservation biologists, agronomists, and ecologists ... Recommended.

Europe and the Transformation of the Tropical World

Ecology and Power in the Age of Empire

Great Myths of Personality

Faulkner's History of the Revolution in the Southern States

Countering William Lane Craig's Kalam Cosmological Argument

Did God Create the Universe from Nothing?

Desert Operations - FM 90-3; McTp 12-10d (Formerly McWp 3-35.6)

Traité de la poésie italienne

Inspirational Stories of How God Lovingly Leads Us Closer to Him

God's Gentle Nudges

The Law, Politics, and Limits of Section 4 of the Twenty-Fifth Amendment

Unable

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Computation and Analysis of Nuclear Data Relevant to Nuclear Energy and Safety

In Defense of Informational Teleosemantics

A Mark of the Mental

Recits et fictions dans la societe

Relation d'un naufrage sur l'île Royale

Historical and Contextual Perspectives

Translating Buddhism

Boze Koning:Fantasie LitRPG Avontuur Roman(Volume 5)

Praise for Strangers
“It takes a special temperament to be able to write as directly and intimately about such situations as Taylor does without lapsing either into sentimentality or self-pitying melodrama. There is indeed nothing showy or theatrical about Taylor’s poetic methods, and although the endnotes reveal a wide range of literary sources, he wears his knowledge lightly ... These poems’ disarmingly frank explorations of self knowledge represent a major advance on an already impressive poetic career.”—Christopher Levenson, The Ormsby Review
"If 'Imagery is the memory of memory' as Stanley Plumly believed, Rob Taylor’s Strangers out with Biblioasis press uses imagery as both revelation and reconciliation. The poems tease epiphany from memory, memory from language, language from grief and loss. I urge everyone to go out and buy this wonderful poetry collection that dares sadness and boldly remembers, imagining a present moment where our deceased loved ones and friends are still close by, albeit unseen, making loss and life more palpable."—The Miramichi Reader
Praise for Rob Taylor
"Taylor’s most affecting and adept poems remix actual quotations from the project participants inside of poetic structures and techniques. The saddest poem, perhaps, is the one that gives the book its title: 'When people say, "So how are you?" / really they want you to say, "Oh I’m great." / I’m sure there’s something chemical to it, but // when you say, "Oh not so great" / people go, "I didn’t want to hear that." / I have been trained since I was a very young child.'"—Jonathan Ball, Winnipeg Free Press
"[Taylor's] charming and insightful blending of life and death, memories and premonitions, often catches the reader off guard with casual offhand profundity … Thanks to his poetic directness we are emotionally with him and his family all the way.”—Christopher Levenson, Vancouver Sun
"The News has an odd and noteworthy relationship with sentimentality … Rather than striking an ironic and self-effacing stance, a stance which a lesser poet would no doubt have taken, Taylor engages honestly, vulnerably, and aptly with his topic … Despite this being the poet’s second collection, it will no doubt be cherished like a first born.”—Richard Kelly Kemick, The Fiddlehead
“These conversationally philosophical musings, with an undercurrent of the terrible/horrible news infiltrating baby’s beneficence, find ‘tension’ and ‘intimacy’ waltzing.”—Joanne Light, Halifax Chronicle-Herald
“Taylor’s new book makes you not want to take anything for granted. Waking up to your partner playing Ella Fitzgerald. Dinner with friends. Appreciating a good cranberry sauce. The news is good.”—Matthew Walsh, Poetry is Dead

Strangers

Disaster Education, Communication and Engagement

Implications for Theory, Research, and Teaching

Citizenship Education and Global Migration

New Fabian Essays

Socialism and the Common Good

Solange

Tanker og metoder i arbejdet med minoritetspiger

De sma opror

Hidden Calories Exposed

58 Holistic Practices to Transform Your Home and Life

Home Magic

A Lifestyle Plan to Rev Up Your Midlife Metabolism

Eat, Live, Thrive Diet

“This book is knowledgeable and highly informative, whilst also being eminently readable. For the brand new teacher of grammar with little prior knowledge, it's packed full of clear explanations and worked examples, written in an authoritative but accessible tone. It should be essential reading for every English teacher.”

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