Bücher von Mark Adams

Through photography, this book revisits the places museum collections were made, and the places they ended up in. It is a meditation on presence and absence.

This book highlights the key aspects of UNIX operating systems that auditors need to focus on when performing their audits. Everything is laid out in a concise and easy to understand manner, and includes links to online resources.Topics include file and directory permissions, access control, password security, network security, and so on. In addition to general UNIX auditing, Solaris, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, AIX,and HP-UX are covered.

During two feverish decades between the world wars, Bernarr Macfadden did more to educate the world about healthy eating, alternative medicine, regular sexual activity, and exercise than anyone in history. His disciples included Upton Sinclair and Charles Atlas; among his employees were Walter Winchell, Ed Sullivan, and Eleanor Roosevelt. He launched the worst newspaper in U.S. history, founded a whole-grain utopian community in the New Jersey suburbs, trained fascist cadets for Mussolini, and came within a hair's breadth of being elected senator from Florida—running on a physical fitness platform. Yet today few have heard of this larger-than-life entrepreneur who changed American society. In Mr. America, Mark Adams illuminates Macfadden's captivating, ambitious, and unparalleled life.

Chief Inspector Alex Stirling, an officer in the Metropolitan Police's Arts and Antiques Unit, receives an urgent late-night phone call at his flat in London: Ivan Macek, a Croatian Holocaust survivor and Nazi-hunter, has been murdered at Tyburn Convent. A gold bar found next to the body apparently links the crime to the Ustashi, a long-thought dead Croatian nationalist movement.