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Chance of Elysion
TRAPPIST-1 E is a new chance for humanity and scientists finally found a way how to reach that place. In Elysion town they build the first human colony outside of earths star-system. But shortly before arriving on TRAPPIST-1 E, they meet an old friend: Greed and Hate. There is an explosion on the colony ship and on the planet the colony is repeatedly attacked for no reason by traitors, the separatists. When the Separatists send an encrypted signal to Earth, the mayor of Elysion Town, Cooper, begins the rescue of the colony. Can humanity change or is this its nature? Cooper needs to rescue his daughter Sophie from the hands of the separatists and wants to keep her, as well as her little sister Shannon, from living under bad conditions.
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Netsuke: 112 Meisterwerke
The Netsuke objects featured in this book are from one of the world's leading collections. These beguiling and fascinating works of art have become a very strong collecting subject.
Reemergence of Established Pathogens in the 21st Century
In the closing decade of the last century, we saw warnings that infectious diseases will require much more attention from patients and physicians in the 21 st century. Recently d- covered diseases such as AIDS pose a major threat to the population at large, and to that threat has been added the re-emergence of established pathogens, microbes that were re- ily treatable in the past. Since infectious diseases already play a major role in the burden of illness and mortality, health care providers and planners are worried. A large proportion of the problem is man-made, arising mainly from the unnecessary overuse of antimicrobials in hospital and community settings and from the agricultural misus...
The Guinness Book of Music Facts and Feats
This is a book for those interested in the most entertaining aspects of the ever fascinating subject of music. The more unusual features of this enormous field are spiced up by the less well-known facts of music and the people who make it. This is thus both a book for the general reader as well as the specialist, for some subjects are discussed here for the first time outside of the sober covers of musicological publications. The contents of this book will provide entertaining matter for the concert-goer and the record collector, facts for the seeker after musical curiosities, and much material for musical quizzes.
