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This is a story of opulence and sex and a serial killer. Someone was in love with a picture of a woman he found in an adult magazine. He became one of the richest man in the world, living in a megayatch in the bay of Monaco. He had a crew of women only, and some of them were very special hermaphrodites. Kim was the woman he fell in love with; she was the desired prey of all. Love and very well-described sex scenes will get the reader aroused, enhancing the sex, and it is suggested that you read as a couple.

Si jaurais t avec lui, je laurai quitt.Un jour, je lui dirai : Je taime pu. Et puis, we will part our own separate ways Another anthology based on love, this is the perfect leisure book to carry with oneself by the Miami Beach. There is no other better way to spend your free Sunday afternoons, than to sit down with a cup of mochaccino or Jasmin tea, and indulge in this anthology inspired during Yvonnes maternal leave in 2017-2018. Compiled within less than four months, it is a truly insightful handful of short writings, all filled with a good sprinkle of wit.

After eight years of being away, 19-year-old Joanna Diaz returns to Santa Carmela to look after her ailing grandfather. She runs into her childhood best friend and next-door neighbor Eric, the son of the renowned inventor, Dr. Gerardo San Gabriel. Eric had transformed from the small dorky boy she knew into a young and handsome surgeon. However, their unexpected reunion rouses Joannas suspicions on the whereabouts of Erics father. What has happened to Dr. San Gabriel?This question prompts Eric to confess his familys deepest secret to Joanna. Together, they travel into Santa Carmelas glorious past in search of the missing doctor. As they travel more than a century back in time, they both find love and friendship amid the turmoil that had enveloped their beloved town during this period. They live among people who have links to their very existence, and who possess the keys to unlock the well-kept secrets about their families.Staying would be tempting yet impossible. Would they be strong enough to know when to leave?

This book of testimonies is about the sharing of experiences of those people who has come searching for knowledge of Allah , searching for the truth. You will see the sincerity of the people who wants to learn the knowledge of and Syahadah, and in return, ALLAH rewards them with spiritual openings and gifts of peace and tranquility.

This book is a concise presentation of the science of petroleum. It covers the basic elements of the Petroleum science through eight chapters. The first chapter contains basic definitions together with the chemical composition and physical properties of the petroleum substance. The second chapter is a summary of those geological concepts pertinent to the petroleum habitat rocks. In the following two chapters, petroleum generation, migration, and accumulation into petroleum reservoirs, are described. Petroleum exploration techniques, well drilling, production and storage, are dealt with in the last four chapters.The book is designed to serve audiences from both the academic and industrial worlds. University students and staff members of oil-exploration companies will find this book very helpful in increasing their knowledge and in boasting their application effort's efficiency.I will be grateful for readers who can let me know of any comment of criticism. Such contributions shall be used in improving future book updates. My email address is hamidalsadi@hotmail.com.

The first package in this series of books on electromagnetic fields and high-voltage energy covers topics that undergraduates and postgraduates in the fields of physics, electrical engineering, and related fields will find fascinating.Moayad Abdullah AlMayouf, Ph.D., examines the general theory of electromagnetic fields, paving the way for students and professionals to understand their principal applications in various domains.He also covers principles of high voltage, describing electric breakdown and the ionization process while considering various operations and technical applicationsOther topics include the means of high voltage generation and measurement methods for alternating current, direct current, and impulse voltage; energy and forces in the static electric field; methods of solving magneto-static problems; design parameters of transmission lines; and much more.Filled with diagrams, equations, and thoughtful analysis, this book is an important addition to the library of electrical engineers everywhere.

After retiring in 1999, he enjoys travelling the globe with Lian, his Malaysian wife. This is the third book in the Travel Bug series, following Catch the Travel Bug and No Cure for the Travel Bug, and again follows the trials and tribulations encountered by independent travellers to places normally thought to be off the beaten track. Michaels goal is to let a reader feel that they have shared the experience of the trip being described, but all from the safety of their armchair. The trips have taught us of the inherent friendliness of the local people we have met all over the world, and all that is required is a smile and a greeting to turn suspicion and a frown into a hug or a handshake. Each chapter is self-contained, and covers a different trip, and is not meant to be guidebook. Just pick out a chapter in the Contents Page that interests you, and let us transport you there. Included are trips to: Ladakh in northern India - the delta region of Vietnam - a trek in Upper Mustang, Nepal for the 3-day Tiji Festival - travels around Costa Rica and Panama in Central America - Hokkaido in Japan - snorkel with the Whale Sharks off Cebu Island in the Philippines - by road from Yangon to Inle Lake in Myanmar (Burma) - Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan and the ancient cities of Khiva, Bukhara and Samarkand China, take the southern Silk Route from Kashgar to Xian - to West Timor in Indonesia for audience with the Raja of Boti - Kerala and the backwaters of south western India - find a living bridge in Sumatra, Indonesia to Palawan Island in the Philippines and its underground river, - Cuba and old Habana, - a climb into an active volcano with the sulphur miners on the Indonesian island of Java.

Retiring in Malaysia in 1999, he enjoys traveling with Lian, his Malaysian wife. The world is a big place; so let the author transport you to its far corners, all from the safety of your armchair. Experience some of the dangers and humour found during travels to parts that are often well off the beaten track followed by most tourists. The reader can thus feel that they have shared some of the trials and tribulations encountered during each of our little jaunts around the world. No Cure for the Travel Bug follows on the success of his first book, Catch the Travel Bug. The journeys include: to the Arctic (Baffin Island to find the Narwhal & Polar Bears), China(Provinces of Sichuan, Gangsu, Hubei & Yunnan),India (Himanchal Pradesh for lessons with the Dali Lama, &Rajasthan),Indonesia (Bali, Krakatoa, Maluku& Sulawesi), Korea, Laos, Macau, several trips to Malaysias Sabah & Sarawak on the island of Borneo, Taiwan, and Thailand,Each chapter is self-contained and covers a different trip.

As well as studying and working in the United Kingdom, the author has spent the majority of his working life overseas, including in Nigeria, Afghanistan, Oman, the UAE, Mauritius and Malaysia.This is probably where he caught the travel bug. It was whilst traveling that he subscribes to the adage: My home is where my toothbrush is. He retired in Malaysia in 1999, and enjoys traveling with Lian, his Malaysian wife. The world is a big place; so let the author transport you to the far corners of the world from the safety of your armchair. This book includes trips to:China and Tibet, Nepal, Oman, Tanzania, Rwanda. Peru, Easter Island, Malaysian Borneo, India and Sikkim, Indonesia, Madagascar, Argentina, Antarctica, Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, and Russia. Each chapter is self-contained and covers a different trip. Experience some of the dangers and humour in travelling to parts that are often well off the beaten track followed by most tourists. The reader can feel that they have shared the experience of the trip being described,and participated all from the safety of their armchair.

Tens of thousands of mechanical engineers are engaged in the design, building, upgrading, and optimization of various material handling facilities.The peculiarity of material handling is that there are numerous technical solutions to any problem. The engineers personal selection of the optimal solution is as critical as the technical component.Michael Rivkin, Ph.D., draws on his decades of experience in design, construction, upgrading, optimization, troubleshooting, and maintenance throughout the world, to highlight topics such as: physical principles of various material handling systems; considerations in selecting technically efficient and environmentally friendly equipment; best practices in upgrading and optimizing existing bulk material handling facilities; strategies to select proper equipment in the early phases of a new project. Filled with graphs, charts, and case studies, the book also includes bulleted summaries to help mechanical engineers without a special background in material handling find optimal solutions to everyday problems.

The knowledge of Zikrul Anfaas is one of the chapters from the ocean of knowledge of Zikrul Anfaas, from the secret knowledge of Allah Subhana Wataala, the Holy Qalam of Allah, Al-Quraan. Kalimah Robb is an ocean of knowledge. The sheer vastness of the knowledge will not end until yaumul qiyamah, knowledge of Allah Almighty.

Learn to read English as you enjoy the story of a boy and his robot. His robot can run, jump, and play hide-and-seek, but first, the boy will need to put the robot together. This book will teach young readers the names of body parts, action verbs, and simple English sentence structures.

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This is about time management and planning by using criteria that maintain the good investment of time in our lives. It is also one of the most important management factors for a mans success and goal achievement. Peter Drucker in 1982 said, Time is the most valuable resource for a manager. If he could not manage his time, he would not be able to manage anything.That is why time management is considered as one of the essential issues that man should care about. Most studies related to time management confirmed that good governance is closely related to performance, improvement, and productivity enhancement. Francis Becon said, Time is the scale of management as money is the scale of commodities and goods.Although time is a unique commodity, it is equally given to each individual regardless of job or location. So time passes in a constant and limited speed. But it seems that no one has enough time. We also cannot create more time. We have to manage using the time given to us.

This book tells the reader that these prophets belong to one family and one civilization that originated in the Arabian Peninsula. It talks about human communication since the emergence of mankind up to our modern time.We find the answers of many questions in the names of the prophets and the areas of their travels, in the Torah, and in the Quran. Most of these answers have not been revealed before so clearly.This is to show people that their Lord is one and that their Father is one and that their tongue (their original language) is one too, no matter how different the dialects became on earth in our modern time.

The book is about a political party in Myanmar named National League for Democracy founded by people from various walks of life in the midst of upheavals that started in 1988.The chair of the party is no other than iconic Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the noble laureate.The symbol of the party is the fighting peacock. It is associated with the decades-long democratic struggle against military dictatorship in the country. The symbol closely resembles a green peafowl, as it has a tufted crest. The NLD party symbol is adopted from the Myanmar (Burmese) Student Union flag.The NLD won a landslide victory in the 1990 general elections held by the military government, the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC). However, it did not transfer power to the NLD.After a long and bitter political struggle for many years of the NLD hand in hand with the masses, the party won a landslide victory in the 2015 general elections.In March 2016, the civilian government led by the NLD took over the administration from the military-backed government of the country.The book tells in dashing lines about a nation in transition under fledgling democracy.

This book helps medical teachers and students develop the best approach to ensure a high level of learning achievement.Dr. Abdullah Dukhail Al-Khatami begins by outlining the traditional learning model and how it differs from the learner-centered model.He argues that we must recognize the ineffectiveness of how weve taught medical students in the past. The best way to achieve learning, he says, is to encourage learning skills, and collaboration learning between the learners and their supervisours. through the supervision meeting assessment, to identify their learning gap, achievement process, and achievement assessment.Instead of focusing on surface learning or memorization, learner-centered learning connects current learning to past experiences. That leads to deep learning and helps learners organize information.This newer approach leverages small groups to further the learning process. Feedback, reflection, and work-based assessments measure achievements. By following the models best practices, youll be able to: prepare trainees to succeed in the field; manage your time more efficiently; encourage appropriate communication skills and professionalism; and convince trainees that goals are achievable.Filled with checklists, summaries, graphs, exercises, and additional resources, this is a must-have guide for anyone serious about medical education.

Throughout his career, Dr Kong has told panic attacks victims that panic attacks and panic disorder are eminently treatable. As a result, he gave patients the confidence that they would be healed and he did in fact help a large number of patients to recover completely from their panic attacks. This book is essentially a summary of the methods he used to help his patients and in this book, he described what he did with his patients so that the techniques he used is now made available to the general public so that more people can benefit from it. Do read it and apply the various strategies he recommended. You will find that one or at most two or three techniques might just be right for you to conquer your panic attacks. And in the circumstances when after applying what he said you are not able to rid yourself of the panic attacks still, Dr Kong has further advice and comments as to what you can do, in fact, offering for you an almost complete solution.

For all the lucky parents who raise girls and for all the blessings, sugar, and spice a girl brings into your home, this book is to celebrate the magic and love of having a girl grow up in your home. Its time to celebrate the happiness, love, and good fortune that comes when a girl is bornalong with the endless possibilities of what she can grow up to be and how she contributes to society.

E. G. Yakovlev writes about new rethinking of the emotional, sensitive components of the world and knowledge about it, based on the achievements and realities of present time, in his article The Category of Good in the History of World Aesthetics. The scientist draws attention to the concepts of beauty and good that were inherent in the aesthetic culture of the peoples of the Ancient EastChina, Japan, and India. What the philosophers of the East called good and beautiful defined as the independent philosophical and moral-aesthetic categories. Due to development of society, comprehending the historical, social, and moral aspects of being, a person realized and comprehended the advanced aesthetic ideas of his time in their inseparable connection with universal human values and ideals. Aesthetic categories developed by ancient Eastern civilizations are akin to similar discoveries made by ancient Greece, where also the term calos-agatos used to characterize the good and beautiful.Moreover, the aesthetic category of beauty and tenderness has always been presented in the Kyrgyz oral folk creativity. No wonder, in this respect, that Aitmatovs works continued and developed these traditions of oral folk art, which is an integral part of the aesthetics of the East, but great writers shift up the problem of awareness of aesthetic values to the next level.What we have seen today as acceleration development of technologies and information culture on a global scale has demonstrated enormous potential and possibilities of the humankind and our epoch. At the same time, the very development of technology and information technology have required a new awareness and discovery of moral and aesthetic values that are not only the result of this development but must be contribute with additional moral efforts for the sake of further harmonious development of mankind. The earlier we understand this, the sooner we will rebuild our attitude to the reality surrounding us and going away from a purely technocratic perception of reality. Whats more, such approach will contribute significantly to the harmonious development of our society.No matter how we try to limit our achievements within the framework of purely technological foundations, however, if we avoid studying and comprehending the problems of aesthetic rethinking of our present reality and future, our advance will be limited and our existence is fragile and our surviving problematic because aesthetic and emotional component of our being will remain as the most important part of it, which is only capable of ensuring our harmonious development and safe future.That is why E. G. Yakovlev, in his study of aesthetics, draws close attention to the nature of beauty in the ancient literature of the East. Although he does not speak of the category of tenderness, nevertheless, there no doubt that exactly tenderness is one among many categories that is combating rudeness, cruelty, and imperfection, which is reigning in our modern world. This fight makes tenderness as a specific category and defines its integral and exceptionally valuable part and role in our life and looking broadlyas one universally established category, which is equal to beautiful and good and indispensable

Reading is not an unusual or unfamiliar thing. It must be the first condition of life. Though illiterate or literate, humans should read things, letters, incidents, and situations according to each level of recognition so that they can survive surroundings under the brutal principle of natural selection. Namely, reading must be a reaction for survival. By the way, there are many kinds of readings in the literary world: close reading that new criticism favored, authentic reading that modernism based on elitism pursued, and misreading, as suggested by Harold Bloom, that wayward postmodernism allows. Whichever reading we may choose, it would be innocent because any reading must linger on the level of the parable of Platos cave, in which humans could read the dim shadows of things reflected on the wall. In this sense, Blooms term is very honest rather than being postmodern or deconstructive. Thus, humans cant read the existence of thing itself. What they can read at best is nothing but the indirect, misunderstood fruit through the medium of language according to F. Saussures linguistics. Frankly, humans were born to tell a lie about thing itself, which would be the truth or fate of human existence. Accordingly, however, meticulously we may read poems that would be no better than misreading. Hence, my book has a naive aim that worldwide readers can freely read esoteric English poetry by famed poets regardless of these or those ways of reading, and the interpretations of English poetry dont belong to those professional or authoritarian but to reading public. Furthermore, through reading this subjective criticism on English poetry, worldwide readers can feel interested in how a Korean is reading it. Thus, this book can dedicate itself to the dialectic convergence between the Eastern and the Western ideal.

This book is inspired by a true story of an honest individual who is provoked again and again by the bad hats. The story revolves around how he absorbs the attack and fights back.