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The Stock Market
Describes the functions of the stock market, including dividends and splits, profits and losses, and how the stock market affects the economy as a whole.
Seven Hundred Years to Bethlehem
Seven Hundred Years to Bethlehem: The Story of the Magi and the Birth of Jesus of Nazareth In his Gospel, Matthew briefly mentions wise men from the east who followed a celestial ray of light to Bethlehem. They were Magi. As in the case of all biblical passages, a little investigation into this one opens brand-new windows of insight into the past, and historians and other scholars regularly climb through these windows to verify truths and uncover new mysteries. They study, analyze, and speculate not only on the significance of scriptural words and syntax but also on the stories that lie hidden between the lines. In his new book, Seven Hundred Years to Bethlehem, Charles J. Caes follows after...
Legend of the Third Horseman
Samuel Prescott rode into history like a streak of lightning and out of it as quick as a flash. If it were not for Paul Reveres deposition of his own famous midnight ride, history might never remember Samuel. He was a young physician courting a clockmakers daughter and planning to dedicate his life to the practice of medicineuntil the American Revolution rewrote his destiny. But this is not only his story; it is also that of John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Joseph Warren, William Dawes, Paul Revere, Thomas Hutchinson, Jonas Clark, the Mullikens, and those who died at Lexington and Concord and at Breeds and Bunker hills.
A Christmas Medley
A Trilogy of Christmas Novellas In Mr. Dickens Christmas Eve In London, the famed author is thinking of writing a Christmas story, but he has neither a plot nor a main character, though he has his settingLondon. Whenever he finds himself in such a quandary, Mr. Dickens walks about the citys streets, searching for characters and ideas. Inviting a grumpy, begrudging old friend along by the name of Phineas Frost, he heads into the night on Christmas Eve in 1842. This is Dickens favorite time of year. Families come together and are filled with affection! People everywhere are overcome with generosity, friendship and good cheer! And he finds that the city does not let him down. Before long, he ha...
How Do We Know the Speed of Light?
Discusses the scientific research which led to the current theories of the speed of light, from classical ideas and the challenges of the Middle Ages to new theories and modern measurements.
Discovering the Speed of Light
Follows the study of light from learning how to measure it to harnessing its power and includes the research being done today.
Natural U.
Caes reunites philosophy and science in Natural U., defining the role of men and women in the natural order. The author describes how nature provides us with a living campus of learning and explains that it is a logical system designed to be self-sustaining; hidden in every tree, every star, every sub-system are libraries of information. DEGREESBContents: Friend and Foe: Nature in the Mind of Man; Power and Purpose: Nature as a Logical System; Earth Systems: Nature as Recordkeeper; Star Systems: Nature as Cosmic Historian; Immune Systems: Nature as Physician; Body Structure and Intra-Body Communication: Nature as Construction and Systems Engineer; Animal and Human Instincts: Nature as Caring Parent; Real and Abstract Time: Nature as Timekeeper and Teacher; Design in the Universe: Nature as Philosopher and Theologian; The Natural Law of the Universe: Nature as Political Scientist; The Message in Summary: Nature as Te
A Marriage of Philosophy and Music
How to use philosophy and music to open your horizons and enjoy being yourself, put theory to work, and help you experience personal growth is discussed in A Marriage of Philosophy and Music. It is all about "after." After having a liberal education, you are comfortable in modern culture, and after further education and becoming a specialist in some field, you enjoy using your skills. We learn the ideas and methods of many social cultures and our own chosen specialty, but we often neglect the liberal art of disciplining and enjoying the ideas and methods of our own individuality. This book offers a path toward the education of privacy, with the key words being selection, design, and beauty. ...
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