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Building a Mini
This manual takes a look inside a modern, heavily automated car factory, where every car produced is bespoke, having been built specially to fulfill an individual customer’s order. It is a fascinating insight into the processes, equipment, and people involved behind the scenes in building a MINI, from initial design studies and ‘body-in-white’ metal panels, to completed car on the way to its new owner.
Crazy God Story
God isn't crazy, but He does do things that are crazy amazing. I call them Crazy God Stories. I used to run a nonprofit mechanic company where I fixed cars for broke people for free as my full time job. God took me and my family on a crazy amazing faith journey. The stuff you read about the Holy Spirit doing through the disciples in the book of Acts were the types of things that happened in my life on a regular basis, and I wrote them down in a journal. I invite you to join me in my journey through the pages of my journal that I share in this book. After that we will take a look at how to go from from trying to do Christianity to having following Jesus be as natural as breathing.
Mike Brewer’s The Wheeler Dealer Know How!
Millions follow Mike and Edd's collectable car adventures on Discovery Channel's Wheeler Dealer series, now in its ninth year and shown all around the world. Here's the book to accompany the series.
Ginger Geezer
The extraordinary story of Vivian Stanshall, lead singer of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, true British eccentric. Charismatic and flamboyant, Vivian Stanshall was a natural frontman for The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. The eccentric group who satirised trad jazz, pop and rock, reached Number five with 'I'm The Urban Spaceman' in 1968. A punishing schedule of tours and television followed, including work with the future Monty Python team. The following year, broke and burned out, the Bonzos split up, leaving behind a loyal cult following. Vivian launched into myriad solo projects in music, film and theatre, giving himself several nervous breakdowns in the process. His comic masterpiece, 'Sir Henry a...
Immigration Control
Immigration Control : Fifth report of session 2005-06, Vol. 3: Oral and written Evidence
Cruising World
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Death & Back
How far would you go to save a stranger? For Charlie Cobb, it may be all the way to the grave Meet the tough British antihero perfect for fans of Jon Mills, Mark Dawson or James P. Sumner. After burning his bridges in his native Manchester, UK, the ex-mafia fixer heads to London with a price on his head. A job driving a truck is a good way to lay low—and stay on the straight and narrow. Yet it soon lures Charlie into a deadly trap that leaves him fighting for his life. Amira is seeking a new start, too, travelling thousands of perilous miles, in search of a safe haven. But just like Charlie, she stumbles into a terrifying web of human crimes, run by a vicious mafia network with serious connections. In this hotly anticipated follow-up to BREAKER, Charlie's skills and courage will be tested to the extreme on a one-man suicide mission to save a stranger's life. Just don't get in his way. The Charlie Cobb series of action thrillers delivers a breathless blend of action, dark humour and vigilante justice. All with a gritty twist of suspense. Contains violence and some bad language.
Spice Up
Spice Up The topics covered in this second volume of Short Bedtime Stories titled Spice Up are illustrated by themes such as: Ignoring a hurting body, being in fashion, super human machines, parent love, perfect synchronization of music and crime schedules, martial arts surprise, consumer trust at restaurants, weapons in the civilian world, power of an Alcoholic Anonymous agent, family trees, the paranoia of reputable scientists, Fermis Paradox, automobile insurance abuses, testing of care products on animals, where anti-Semitism has one of many roots, in addition some other themes in Spice Up by Rachel A. Frias are an obsession with obesity, not fitting in as a tourist, schools administrati...
Home of the Brave, Part 1
The year is 2015. Chris Randall is an average American male. Growing up during the 1990s, he witnesses the turmoil of the world through the safety of a television set. His idols include popular musicians and sports figures. He cannot point out the country of Mongolia on a map. The hardest decision he faces is whether to go to college or join the military like so many of his friends. But something happens that changes all of that. In one day, his entire world is unraveled. A massive electromagnetic pulse cripples all electronic devices throughout the country, and temporary chaos sets in. What emerges is a different but strangely familiar world a world that had always been seething just beneath the surface. As the dust settles, only the strong and resourceful survive. Millions of others die from famine, disease, and disorder. Chris must make a choice: succumb to nihilism, hatred, and self-destruction, or find redemption by leaving behind everything he has ever known. This 2nd Revised Edition features a new introduction by the author.
