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This volume contains the Kurobane lecture and proceedings of the Tenth International Symposium on Tubular Structures - ISTS10, held in Madrid, Spain, 18-20 September 2003. The ISTS10 provides a platform for the presentation and discussion of seventy-three lectures covering themes including: bridges; roofs; design aspects and case studies; static joint behaviour; fatigue; members; beam-column connections; finite element methods; concrete filled tubes; trusses and frames; cast nodes; and behaviour of tubular structures under fire. This book provides a useful reference work for architects, civil and mechanical engineers, designers, manufacturers and contractors involved with tubular structures..

This A4 book teaches beginners how to solve cryptic crosswords. It starts with the simplest ideas and easiest types of cryptic clue, and gradually builds to the advanced aspects of clue solving. This approach makes learning easier. Written explanations are supported by diagrams, each topic is followed by exercises to reinforce the key learning points, and every chapter ends with practice puzzles to consolidate skill development. The book will provide you with a comprehensive, structured learning route to an enjoyable and stimulating pastime..

For more than 5000 years these profound secrets have been carefully shielded from public dissemination in the belief that something holy and sophisticated could not be appreciated or comprehended by an uncultured audience. Jesus in Mathew 7: 06 advised, "Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet." The Masonic motto is, "See all, hear all, and say nothing." The classic admonition has always been, He who knows does not say. He who says does not know. Nobody has ever publicly disclosed the meaning of the hidden messages embedded within many common cultural icons. The revelations in these pages do just that. The coded messages indicate something far greater than the apparent is hidden deep within each of us. They tell us we are very much more than we believe ourselves to be. The message speaks loudly and eloquently from the past on its own behalf. We have only to listen..

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In the long-awaited conclusion to the bestselling saga of Abbey and Caspian, readers finally learn the truth about Kristen's death, the dark destiny that links Abbey to Caspian and ties them both to the town of Sleepy Hollow, and the hard choices Abbey must make..

When I scored tickets to the grand opening of a new spa in town, I knew I had to take Bess. George came along, too, but she's been acting so weird. I knew this wouldn't be her idea of a total blast, but she's just been no fun at all. It's unlike her to be such a grouch! But then, this new spa isn't turning out to be much fun, either. Deirdre's here, for starters. And someone's tampering with the food, and trying to take the "luxury" out of this otherwise luxurious place. Something stinks in this spa, and if I can't sniff it out, my name's not Nancy.....

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Gold! There are rumors that long ago a treasure was hidden in a city now buried under the Nevada desert. Nancy and her friends plan to join a dig sponsored by two colleges to hunt for the gold. Before she starts, the young sleuth receives an ancient stone table with petroglyphs on it. With this amazing clue, however, come a threat and danger from a thief who also wants the treasure. One harrowing adventure after another besets Nancy, Bess, George, Ned, Burt, and Dave in 102-degree temperatures as they pursue Nancy’s hunches above and below ground. They are assisted by a fine woman and a young geology student, but both are unwilling participants in a strange plot. In the end Nancy and Ned nearly lose their lives, just after she has discovered the priceless hidden treasure of gold..

You are still contemplating on learning Arabic and what books to choose. Here is a simple Arabic book to explore and discover Arabic, simplified for your learning discovery of Arabic language. □ Learn and speak Arabic with ease and simple dialogues. □ Start speaking Arabic immediately in your first lesson. Step by step from simple and basic Arabic. Great for absolute beginner or adults who just starting in Arabic. No fear of learning a new foreign language. What you get in lower beginner Arabic 3 You will get our full support hands on with: -100 pages of Arabic learning material, easy to read and clear explanation by experts -15 Arabic lessons with simple and practical dialogues and word phrase expansion and building of sentences. The author answers lots of learners' questions regarding Arabic and giving simple guidelines to master Arabic. -Start learning the fundamentals of speaking Arabic and knowing whatever the Arab locals are speaking on the streets. Reading and writing exercises. You can merge and join Arabic letters into words. -Spoken Arabic in Modern Arabic and street Arabic with the local dialects "We recommend this Arabic learning book for lower beginners and adults who are just starting to learn a new foreign language". What you get in this Arabic course series 3 -This book is the most powerful way to learn Arabic to from basic Arabic and simple speaking and Arabic dialogues. Learn the Arabic 1 book and gain confidence speaking Arabic. -The book is a series of language learning lessons. Each lesson consists of the following: explanation of the lesson, transcript of dialogues, Arabic translation in English, key phrase, simple sentences, and detailed explanation of important grammar concept. Not to mention answering some questions from students with simple clarification. -You will learn Arabic expression, current events, and the expectation when you hear Arabs speaking on the streets. and more. The system will get you speaking Arabic in your first lesson. In series 3 of our lower Arabic beginner □ You will learn new words □ Some simple grammar and clarification □ Building simple sentence □ Nominal & verb sentence □ Hollow verbs □ Possessive nouns □ Numbers 11-20 □ Usage of particle “kam” □ And much more Is the Arabic course effective? -Learn Arabic grammar with clear and simple explanation -Speak Arabic in your first lesson -Simple phrases and expressions to expand Arabic sentence and dialogues -Expand your word power with 3 or 4 new words and not to pressure you in learning and memorizing new words. Is learning Arabic difficult? -Learning a new language needs commitment and time to adhere to a schedule to pick up lessons with smart learning. -A small notebook in your pocket to write and revise new phrase and words -Writing book to join Arabic words into words -Research and write new words in a book and show it to your Arabic lecturer -Connect verbs and nouns to create a complete sentence on your own -Use and speak Arabic daily -Record your voice or create your own mp3 and download it on your phone -Curiosity to learn more, thus read more reference book Benefit of this book; Learn Arabic 3 for lower beginner -Read less but learn more, simple and stress free -Build proper fundamentals and simple words to expand word power and vocabularies -The author answered questions from students in clear and simple explanation. -Build your own words by using google translate, and expand your sentences Here are some facts to achieve your potential: -You need to allocate time to revise new lessons -A phone to save audios and listen when you travel -A small pocket notebook to write down new words -Practice writing and spelling Arabic words -Aspiration to learn Arabic -Books as reference -Engaged with the Arabic language by speaking Arabic daily and reading more reference books -Confidence in applying the lessons in this small book with practical dialogues, thus we believed that you can speak fluently because others in Arabs continents and across the globe in Asia and Indonesia speak Arabic. Content of book Arabic lower beginner 1: Lesson 1-10 Arabic lower beginner 2: Lesson 11-25 -Lesson 26: This is my colleague. -Lesson 27: Count the Numbers 11-20 -Lesson 28: How much? -Lesson 29: Where were you Yesterday? -Lesson 30: Describe what you see -Lesson 31: What’s at the market -Lesson 32: Let’s take lunch. -Lesson 33: What is your favorite drink? -Lesson 34: Mode of transportation -Lesson 35: Do you travel? -Lesson 36: Documents for travel -Lesson 37: How do you travel in a foreign country -Lesson 38: How is your trip? -Lesson 39: I want to rent a room -Lesson 40: Are you single?.

Fusing historiography with literary criticism, Between Nations produces an array of unexpected readings of early modern texts. Starting from the premise that England has never been able to emerge or define itself in isolation from its neighbors on the British Isles, this book places Renaissance England and its literature at a meeting of English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh histories. It ranges from the late sixteenth through the late seventeenth centuries and deals with the "reigns" of three monarchs and one regicide—those of Elizabeth I, James I, Charles II, and Oliver Cromwell. However, it shifts the domain they ruled from the customary center into interactions between England and the other British polities. The author argues that England was able to develop into what we call a "nation" only in and by means of its relations with the other proto-"nations" that often it was also suppressing. Among the authors who served one or more of the four English rulers are Shakespeare, Spenser, and Marvell, who are studied here in the way they responded to the complexities of British history that encompassed their "nation." They not only participated in nation building/destroying, but their works are shown often to be meditations on that process and their own roles in the process. In Henry V, for example, Shakespeare both produces a vision of an ideal Britain and inscribes into his play the voices of various British peoples that are meant to be subsumed. Spenser's A View of the Present State of Ireland, which is often taken as an anti-Gaelic screed, is more plausibly seen as a text compounded of heterogeneous cultural influences, many of them originating from within Ireland. The complexity of the text reflects Spenser's own situation as a colonial official exiled from one British nation, England, to another, Ireland. In "An Horation Ode upon Cromwell's Return from Ireland," Marvell explicitly considers the consequences of a campaign that historians have called the "War of the Three Kingdoms." In that, and in a later poem, "The Loyal Scot," Marvell emerges as a shrewd commentator on the British politics of his day. Throughout, the book demonstrates that historical readings of this period's English literary works can be as multivalent and multicentric as the British history that produced them..

The following story is true. This book is about my children’s mysteries written between the ages of 9 and 16. The years would have been 1975 to 1982. During this time, I was completely oblivious to a terrible truth about myself. I was living in Daler Cottage, the given name of my childhood home. At the age of 19, I would start a novel called The Lessons. This novel was fuelled by a burning fantasy world that was eating me up inside. For the next thirty years, I would struggle with this novel, unaware of this truth. The story of The Lessons is covered in my other book. Prior to my novel-writing phase, I was writing these mysteries as well as painting and devising plays. I kept a diary between 1977 and 1988, during which I attained a degree in Fine Art. I would continue to write and paint for many years to come. My diaries illuminate the circumstances surrounding the writing of my children’s stories. Unknown to me, clues to this horrific truth have leaked into all my creations like oil bubbling up through the ground. At the age of 51, I finally learned the truth. This book describes the decoding process to find the true meaning behind my children’s mysteries. Due to the nature of this book, names and certain details have been altered in order to protect identities and I am writing under a pseudonym. With images throughout..

‘Touching God: Hopkins and Love’ is the first book devoted to love in the writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, illuminating our understanding of him as a romantic poet. Discussions of desire in Hopkins’ poetry have focused on his unrequited attraction to men. In contrast, Duc Dau turns to Luce Irigaray and Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s theories of mutual touch to uncover the desire Hopkins cultivated and celebrated: his love for Christ. ‘Touching God’ demonstrates how descriptions of touching played a vital role in the poet’s vision of spiritual eroticism. Forging a new way of reading desire and the body in Hopkins’ writings, the work offers fresh interpretations of his poetry..

For a class project Nancy and her friends must interview a neighbor with an interesting hobby. So they pick Terry Smith, who takes stray cats and kittens into her barn and finds them new homes. The girls have fun visiting with the cats, and Bess falls in love with two kittens, Cottonball and Coco. But when Bess’s new furry friends go missing, she is devastated. Nancy must discover who let these cats out of the bag before Bess’s heart is broken!.

Another exciting mystery begins for Frank and Joe when they help a stranger who has had an accident with his car. The man introduces himself as John Mead, owner of a nearby estate. But when the Hardy boys find an odd-looking house key and try to return it, they realize that John Mead died five years ago! They are even more amazed when they find that the intricately carved doors in the deserted mansion have no visible knobs or keylocks. What happens when Frank and Joe discover that there is a link between their father’s case of thieves and the mysterious Mead mansion will keep the reader on edge with thrills and suspense..

In the 13th century, over a few decades, a huge literature emerged around an unlikely tale. Survivors of the core of early Christianity make a perilous journey to Western Europe. They begin a hidden bloodline, preserve immensely powerful relics of the crucifixion, and carry a secret which, if revealed, would turn the established church on its head. A.E. Waite gets to the core of the Grail legend, an interwoven mass of narratives which started with seeds of pagan folklore and grew into a massive allegorical Christian epic..

Aunt Eloise Drew invited Nancy and her friends to Mirror Bay Bide-a-Wee cabin near Cooperstown, New York, for a visit and a chance to solve the mystery of the woman who glides across the water. Upon their arrival, Nancy becomes mixed up in a vacation hoax and is nearly arrested for fraud. On the wooded mountain near the cabin further exciting events await Nancy and the other girls. In the deep forest, a weird luminescent green sorcerer appears who threatens to cast an evil spell on anyone investigating his strange activities. In a dangerous twist of circumstances Nancy finds that solving one mystery helps to solve another. What happens when the young detective and her friends uncover a cleverly concealed criminal operation?.

Strange events involve Frank and Joe Hardy in a mystery which shrouds an ancient treasure—the golden head of the Pharaoh Rhamaton IV. The owner of the million-dollar golden Pharaoh’s head claims it was aboard the freighter Katawa, which sank not far from Whalebone Island. But suspicious developments indicate that Mehmet Zufar may be trying to defraud the shipping line’s insurance company. Frank and Joe enthusiastically accept the challenge of their famous detective father to assist him in investigating the complex case for Transmarine Underwriters..