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Shot in Soho
A visual exploration of London's most intriguing square mile captures Soho's essence--from seedy to sublime, and everything in between. During a time of development and change that has the potential to transform the unique character of London's Soho, this book delves into the area's storied past as a place of disobedience and eccentricity. Opening with a look at Soho through the years, this book includes archival images of Suffragettes learning Jiu-jitsu in a Soho gym, David Bowie preparing to record at Trident Studios, and Francis Bacon drinking at the French House. The book then presents the work of photographers who have shed light on Soho's many faces through the decades, including Kelvi...
Trash Crisis on Earth
Eight-year-old Julian Rodriguez escapes from the crisis of the moment (being sent to his room for not taking out the trash) by imagining he is a space warrior.
Invasion of the Relatives
First Officer Julian Rodriguez, imaginary space warrior, must endure the odious and unhygienic festivities of genetically linked minibrains when members of his extended family visit over the holidays.
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Copyright and Multimedia
Technology has affected a wide range of issues in our personal and professional lives. And in doing so it has opened the door for new legal questions, especially with regard to intellectual property and, more specifically, copyright. New legal questions have arisen with respect to the authorship of web pages, databases, computer programs, and, in general, multimedia work. Is this technology internationally protected? Can internet piracy be considered piracy? To whom does the copyright belong when more than one author exists? When is it necessary to resort to technical protection devices? By examining international laws, such as the WIPO treaties and EU law, this book offers a clear answer to these questions while focusing on how copyright does or does not protect new technology. It also examines alternative ways of protecting technologies that present the real possibility of appealing to patent and trademark law as well as an overview of the multimedia concept and the origins of copyright. This book's simple structure helps the reader to understand how to utilize current laws to protect one's work and offers an interesting and informative analysis of the subject.
The Girl from Colombia
In 19th-century New Jersey, a cold, cruel beast of a man plots an arranged marriage for his son, but the boy's relationship with a mysterious foreign girl threatens everything.THE FASCINATING BEGINNING: a poisoning attempt by young Isabel, a hinted past of misery, guilt and torture. Then...things become progressively worse; blades are driven into flesh just as a flash of gold crosses the page, and all of this occurs in what at first seemed to be so civilized a backdrop but is supernatural in its own right.But evil-or at least criminal acts-cannot, in a dialectical fashion, exist without love and compassion. And the ROMANCE that flourishes between Joseph and Isabel is a perfect example of this. The kiss with which the novel begins to draw to its GREAT END, the strange affection that is communicated-all of this gives us a CERTAIN HOPE, even within such strange proceedings. Sometimes what is invisible to us is, after all, what we need most.
Trash Crisis on Earth
Eight-year-old Julian Rodriguez escapes from the crisis of the moment (being sent to his room for not taking out the trash) by imagining he's a space warrior.
Resources of Christianity
Christianity is bound up with the very idea of the West: we cannot evade it even if we would like to. While many people no longer believe in Christianity, we cannot deny that it has left a deep imprint on Western thought. But how might we develop a philosophy of Christianity that is not a Christian philosophy? How can we take a view that is external to the traditions of apologetics and criticism? For there is a question that concerns us all here: are the coherences of Christianity still useful for thought, and especially for thought about existence? To address this question, François Jullien considers Christianity as constituting a set of resources. Resources are available to all and can be...
