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Art of the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle pulls together the best of David Blattel's Harley-Davidson portraiture. This deluxe edition sports a special leather-look cover, poster-sized gatefolds, and frameable garage art in an internal envelope.
Comprehensive coverage of all major structured finance transactions Structured Finance is a comprehensive introduction to non-recourse financing techniques and asset-based lending. It provides a detailed overview of leveraged buyouts, project finance, asset finance and securitisation. Through thirteen case studies and more than 500 examples of companies, the book offers an in-depth analysis of the topic. It also provides a historical perspective of these structures, revealing how and why they were initially created. Instruments within each type of transaction are examined in detail, including Credit Default Swaps and Credit Linked Notes. A presentation of the Basel Accords offers the necessa...
K'lrsa avenged her father, but now she has to save the tribes before the Daliph's troops destroy them. Problem is, not everyone wants to listen. Still grieving for her father, wishing she could just be a normal girl and someone else could do all the killing and fighting and losing the ones they love, K'lrsa journeys to the Hidden City along with her Amalanee horse, Fallion, and her erstwhile allies. Their goal: To find a weapon that can destroy the Daliph's troops and save the tribes. But when K'lrsa finds out the cost of victory, will she still be willing to pay it? Praise for Rider's Revenge, first book in the Rider's Revenge Trilogy: "...impressively - Rider's Revenge does the hard stuff well. It has a compelling central character, strong, well-developed themes, and a palpably tense atmosphere." - Pornokitsch.com Keywords: coming of age fantasy, alternate world fantasy, central female character, grief, revenge, gods and deities, magic, horses, pegasus, marion zimmer bradley, anne mccaffrey, trudi canavan, karen miller, deborah paxson, kristen britain, fiction, carol berg, jeffe kennedy, juliet marillier, kate elliott
Since her first appearance in 1992, Harley Quinn--eccentric sidekick to the Joker--has captured the attention of readers like few new characters have in eight decades of Batman comics. Her bubbly yet malicious persona has earned her a loyal and growing fan base as she has crossed over into television, theater, video games, and film. In this collection of new essays, contributors explore her various iterations, focusing on her origin and contexts, the implications of her abusive relationship with the Joker, her relationships with other characters, her representations across media, and the philosophic basis of her character.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1873. The publishing house Anatiposi publishes historical books as reprints. Due to their age, these books may have missing pages or inferior quality. Our aim is to preserve these books and make them available to the public so that they do not get lost.
She avenged her father. She saved the tribes. Now she just wants to be left alone in her misery to mourn those she’s lost. But Aran, the new Daliph of the Toreem Daliphate, has other plans. He wants access to the Hidden City and the objects of power stored there. And, whether she wants to or not, K’lrsa is the only one powerful enough to stand against him. In this thrilling conclusion to the Rider’s Revenge Trilogy, K’lrsa must once again defend her people and defeat an evil that threatens their very existence. But can she do so without succumbing to her own inner darkness?