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Into the Eyes of Satan
Brett Crowley's 'Into the Eyes of Satan' is an exploration into the allure of worshipping darkness. Unveiling psychology behind occult practices, the book challenges preconceptions of evil.
Return to the Badlands
A bottle of blood is found buried in a wombat hole, but where is the body? Is a suburban couple paying the babysitter with freshly stolen money? Can a lucky leech outsmart a brazen burglar? Match wits with real life investigators to answer these questions, and also discover how nine of Western Australia's most wanted criminals escaped from Perth's Supreme Court in broad daylight; why an Adelaide wife sent her husband's privates to a fiery end; and how a Melbourne woman convinced high-level professionals to raise her stolen family at a cult in Eildonandmdash;undetectedandmdash;for over twenty years. Cunning crims, cruel cults and common crackpots abound in these 12 fascinating true tales from the badlands of contemporary Australia. Journalist Liam Houlihan goes behind the headlines to prove truth is not only stranger than fiction but also more colourful, more baffling and more twisted.
Hair of the Dog
Captain James Campbell is on the wagon these days. He is the head of an elite team of Vampire hunters and he picked the perfect time to quit drinking. Luther Crowley doesn't have that problem, he helps his best friend Campbell fight the undead, never quite kicking the habit himself. Liam is your typical nerdy twenty-something, looking for a change in his life. Killing Vampires is their business, and business is Boomin' But one stormy night changes everything, and they find themselves scattered and helpless from a new threat, somewhere out in the shadows, and from within...
Quantifying the Economic Impacts of COVID-19 Policy Responses on Canada's Provinces In (Almost) Real Time
We develop a methodology to track and quantify the economic impacts of lock-down and re-opening policies by Canadian provinces in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, using data that is available with a relatively short time-lag. To do so, we adapt, calibrate and implement a dynamic, seasonally-adjusted, input-output model with supply constraints. Our framework allows us to quantify potential scenarios for the impacts of lock-down and reopening which allow for dynamic complementarities between industries, seasonal fluctuations, and changes in the composition of demand. Taking account of the observed variation in re-opening strategies across provinces, we estimate the costs of the policy response in term of lost hours of employment and production.
Charter
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The Cornellian
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559 Ways to Die
Fourteen tales of murder and mayhem, crime and loss, wrapped up not in a pretty bow, but in the garish yellow of police tape. You'll love this collection from the authors of the 559 Authors Collective.
The Ramaker Family
Johan Arnold Ramaker (1818-1908) was a son of Jacob Ramaker and Hendrika Seesing. Johan Arnold and two brothers, Gerrit and William, immi- grated from The Netherlands to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1848. In 1855 their widowed mother and the rest of the family immigrated to join them in Milwaukee. Descendants and relatives lived in Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Montana, California, New York, Pennsylvnaia and elsewhere. Includes family history and genealogical data for ancestors and some descendants in The Netherlands.
The Gray Stage
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