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(Applause Libretto Library). The libretto to the Tony winning musical featuring a book by Larry Gelbart, music by Cy Coleman, and lyrics by David Zippel. The book also includes an introduction by Larry Gelbart, illustrations by Al Hirschfeld, production photographs, and original costume designs.

The concept of rationality and its significance for theory and empirical research in social science are key topics of scholarly discussion. In the tradition of an analytical as well as empirical approach in social science, this volume assembles novel contributions on methodological foundations and basic assumptions of theories of rational choice. The volume highlights the use of rational choice assumptions for research on fundamental problems in social theory such as the emergence, dynamics, and effects of social norms and the conditions for cooperation and prosociality.

The Book Year of Promise is a collection of the many precious promises that are found in the Word of God. This book is comprised of 365 promises in 7 of the most popular translations of the bible. These translations help in the acquiring the full magnitude and depth of each promise. This is a valuable collection of promises that will strengthen the walk of any believer. My prayer is that as you read and meditate on the Word of God your faith will grow.

Writing in the digital age has been as messy as the inky rags in Gutenberg’s shop or the molten lead of a Linotype machine. Matthew Kirschenbaum examines how creative authorship came to coexist with the computer revolution. Who were the early adopters, and what made others anxious? Was word processing just a better typewriter, or something more?

The Ochil Hills are a special place for best friends Kristen Campbell and Laura Duncan – especially for Laura, who regards these hills as her spiritual home, holding them close to her heart. It’s a place these friends share their dreams and ambitions, disappointments and secrets, and a place they return to whenever they can. When the girls leave school and go on to universities fifty miles apart, they find themselves facing many challenges and new experiences. Kristen’s hopes and dreams to become a vet fall very much into place, especially when she meets and falls in love with fellow student Scott McCallum. And Laura’s dreams to be a journalist are going well too. Her part-time job singing and playing guitar in a little pub/restaurant in Edinburgh’s Royal Mile are everything she dreamed about and make a welcome break from studying. However, her life changes dramatically when she meets and falls in love with the dark and mysteriously handsome Edinburgh estate agent Argyle (Gyle) Jamieson. As his cold and complex character unfolds, Laura’s life is thrown into an emotional rollercoaster, and happy times are gradually replaced by disappointment and tragedy. Things take a turn for the sinister when she discovers Gyle’s secret deceptions, and her life is thrown into ultimate danger. Only the hills and her friends can save her, but is it already too late..? Where the Eagles Fly is a gripping work of adult fiction that will appeal mainly to fans of thriller novels. It will also be enjoyed by those living in Central Scotland, where the book is set.

We're all living in the last days, "where evil, and wickedness is increasing instead of decreasing. The large percentage of people has lost the zeal to seek God, but instead they seek materialism, fame, prosperity, success, money, and worldly pleasure which has no lasting value. I want to pursue God. However, this book "YOU ARE CREATED FOR GREATNESS" has been structured to help those who are in pursuit for "Greatness," and who're willing to radically transformed their lives, and unleash the power of greatness deposited within themselves!!! If you are determined"

A strange, haunting story of two ill-starred lovers, set against the backdrop of the religious upheaval of Henry VIII's time. Hazel, a peasant girl marked by the witches' brand and a dangerous beauty, loves Black John, an outlaw and aristocrat, whom she rescues from the gallows. Together they struggle to survive a world in which brutal death awaits at every corner, and stumble along a fateful collision towards a harrowing climax. Winner of the First Georgette Heyer Historical Novel Prize founded in memory of Georgette Heyer by Bodley Head and Corgi Books. Rhona Martin's remarkable first novel won the award in 1977, its first year, in competition with 150 entries.