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Illustrated children's book, about a young magician and dealing with bullies.
Brian was human, but not from Earth. He continues his travels among the stars.
Brian was human, but not from Earth. He continues his travels among the stars. Final book in the series.
Ed discovers he can see and hear ghosts. After that everything changes. He helps ghosts or helps others with help from ghosts.
What would you do if a mule knocked on your door one day and said, 'I've come for lunch'? You'd say, 'Hello! Come in, Mule.' But if the mule was badly behaved, he'd need to be taught some manners, wouldn't he?
As Shakespeare's works are most accessible when viewed as working theatrical playscripts, "The Tragedie of Macbeth: A Frankly Annotated First Folio Edition" preserves the spelling, capitalization, and punctuation of the First Folio of 1623 while at the same time providing the most comprehensive, revelatory, and plainspoken annotation to date. Based on the principle that Shakespeare's plays were written as popular (and not entirely decent) entertainments aimed at an adult (and not overly refined) audience, this no-nonsense and sexually candid text offers performers, scholars, and anyone with an interest in Shakespeare a unique resource to gain valuable insights into the play, the world in which Shakespeare wrote, and the playhouse in which his plays were produced.
The primary objective of this volume is the exploration of important topics in the area of the upper layers, that is, networking functions beyond information control. Contributions, made by leading experts from around the world, discuss aspects ranging from application layer development environments and presentation layer issues, through services including electronic mail and directories, to group communication, protocols and architectural considerations. In identifying new research directions, it is hoped the book will stimulate scientists, engineers and students in the future development of this area of computer and communications technology.
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