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Books and videos by Rabbi Meir Kahane
2008-08-25 20:31:00 There is ftp server at ftp://samsonblinded.org You can download Rabbi Meir Kahane’s videos: Brandeis National Press Club Beverly Video and audio quality is considerably improved over the copies available on YouTube. The files are large, so use a download manager such as FlashGet. This is a very important book by Rabbi Meir Kahane: Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews A must ...
By: Samson Blinded
Maddon?s walk into the record books (Yahoo! Sports)
2008-08-19 06:32:00 Free pass given by Rays to Rangers’ Hamilton marked the first time in 107 years an AL player was walked intentionally with the bases loaded. Read the full story.
By: MLB News Blog
Back-to-School Giveaway #3 - Let?s Get Ready Books
2008-08-18 20:27:00 If you have a child starting Kindergarten or First Grade, this is the perfect giveaway for you. Cedar Valley Publishing specializes in the “Let’s Get Ready” book series for parents and children. These informative and educational books are written by Stacey Kannenberg, author, publisher, motivator, consultant, spokesperson and MOM. From the site: “As the “Get Ready to ...
By: An Island Life
My Favorite Banned Books
2008-08-14 10:00:00 I've been rereading my favorite books lately--some that I haven't picked up since high school--and enjoying them all over again. I'm not sure if it's because now I'm a married woman but some of them seem to be a lit-tle bit juicier the second time around. I guess I must have been clueless about half of what was going on but at any rate the whole thing got me thinking about how so many of my favorite books have been banned at one point or another for a variety or reasons.You'd be surprised at what gets kicked off the shelves--though a few of these haven't been banned outright but were merely challenged.1. Sylvester and the Magic Pebble by William Steig. I don't know if you've read other books by William Steig but a lot of them are . . . odd. Shrek is one of his creations and let me just say that the movie is an improvement but I really like this little picture book about a donkey that finds a magic pebble and accidentally wishes himself into a rock. Oops.It was banned i...
By: Scribbit
Art Books For Sale
2008-08-07 18:01:00 ART BOOKS & OTHER PUBLICATIONSFROM GINO DORMIENDO'S COLLECTIONTITLE AUTHORYEAR # Pages PRICEActors as Artists Jim McMullan & Dick Gautier1992 164 p P 450After the End of Art Arthur C. Danto1997 241 p P 430After the Machine: Miles Orvell1995 200 p P 320Visual Arts & the Erasing of Cultural BoundariesAfterall: A Journal of Art 14 Charles Esche ed.2006 124 p P320Africana: Arts and Letters Encyclopedia A-Z Reference of Writers,Musicians and Artists of the African-AmericanExperience 2004 655 p P380Air Guitar Essays on Art & Democracy David Hickey1997 217p P310Americans Paintings & Photographs from theNational Portrait Gallery,Washington D.C 2003 288 p P400American Art 1700-1960 John W. McCoubrey1965 226 p P180(Sources and Documents)American Gothic Thomas Hoying2005 165 p P150(The Biography of Grant Wood American Masterpiece)American Icons Thomas W. Gaehtgens & Heinz Ickstadt1992 360 p P350Transatlantic Perspectives on 18th and 19th Century American ArtThe America...
Children?s books
2008-08-06 08:40:00 I just remembered my 1 1/2-year old little cousin holding a colorful book with glossy pages, eagerly interested to learn reading. He was like staring at it and wondering how could this thing be properly read. In just a flick of a second, he began babbling. He began uttering meaningless sounds as if he can ...
By: Pinktwilight
The White Trash Mom Handbook
2008-08-05 19:28:00 Today's a big day for White Trash Mom and Tacky Princess! The White Trash Mom Handbook is in stores TODAY! Seriously, you can get yours today! You have to hurry, though, it's almost time to go back to school, so you'll need to know how to navigate the muffia, how to fake it for the bake sale and what the "rest of us" wear to PTA meetings. Find out what all the famous people are saying about the White Trash Mom Handbook, so you'll be in the know. I'm not just saying this because Busy Mom Blog is listed in the book, I'm saying it because I've had the pleasure of meeting Michelle and Molly and they're fun to hang around with:
By: Busymom.net
Quick Update
2008-08-03 16:53:00 Hope to get back to regular posting (how often have I said that?) in coming days, but lots to do this morning so just the usual crap about books:#33 -- "The Boys on the Bus" by Timothy CrouseI've wanted to read this for ages -- Crouse worked alongside Hunter S. Thompson covering the 1972 election and I've always sort of viewed this as a companion volume to "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail," which remains my all-time favorite political book. This is more a look at how the media covered the election, and it's really, really, really good. Much of it is extremely relevant today.#34 -- "Nowhere Man" by Aleksandar HemonBosnian novelist Hemon is getting touted pretty heavily these days with the release of his new book, so I figured it was time to finally read this, which has been sitting on my shelf for a few years. Not at all what I expected -- I thought it would be much darker, but this, while often grim, is also kind of sweet and poignant. We follow Josef Pronek, a Ukrainian ...
Books Enter a New (Digital) Age
2008-08-03 15:18:00 If you've picked up a student's backpack recently, its weight may well have surprised you. Those books can be incredibly heavy. Now, through the rise of e-textbook sales, that may change--lightening both the backpacks and the strain on pocketbooks. Sales of digital books for college students jumped almost 30% from 2006 to 2007.
God Gave Wine: What the Bible Says about Alcohol by Kenneth Gentry
2008-08-02 19:51:00 Written by one who doesn’t drink due to health concerns, God Gave Wine takes a non-biased approach to the issue. What does the Bible really say about alcoholic drink? Contrary to the popular opinion of many American evangelical Christians, the Bible does not expressly forbid the drinking of alcoholic drinks, such as wine or “strong drink”. Rather, ...
Books read in August 2008
2008-08-02 17:31:00 1. Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi Ali It is rare to find a non-fiction book that is as gripping as a good thriller. This one is in the cannot put it down genre. It is such an amazing story that if written as fiction it would have been beyond belief. Here is a woman who goes from communist Somalia to Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Germany, Holland and America. She becomes Dutch and nearly loses her citizenship. In the process she is in part the cause of the fall of the government of The Netherlands. Several times she nearly loses her life. She is accorded the highest security protection ever after her friend is murdered in the name of Islam. After 9:11 she renounces her faith and becomes the infidel of her title. She insists that the real Islam is not the religion of peace but the motivator of terrorists. She has devoted her life to exposing the Islamic mistreatment of women. Her description of her own genital mutilation and that of other Somali women is horrific reading. But as well as t...
By: Christian Quoter
The First Printed Book
2008-08-01 03:05:00 “The first printed book was made in 868 A.D. - it was a Chinese Diamond Sutra text.” [source]
By: Factsbuffet.com
The Rest Within The Comic Books
2008-07-30 16:43:00 Lately, I have been incredibly busy. Almost too busy for comic books–or too tired when I get back to my bed. But wait!! Comic books are not work!! Sometimes it is work to read anything at the end of the day. But I was reminded recently that a good comic book once a day is enough to ...
By: Comic Book Day
The Best Triumph (?) Over The Devil... In Books.
2008-07-29 17:14:00 Yesterday, in addition to solving a problem that has bugged me for years and which, having solved, proves that I'm pretty much the smartest person in the world -- I'll tell more about that soon on Thinking The Lions, where I regularly best science-- I also began setting out how books and music and even TV can help us learn how to beat Mephistopheles. Today continues that theme withThe Best Triumph (?) Over The Devil... In Books.I was considering this morning the problem of the "unreliable narrator," something I began thinking of because of today's nominee as well as because of cell phones and doctors and "science," which at this point ought to just simply have those quotes surgically attached.The "unreliable narrator" is a narrator with a compromised point of view -- he or she is a person telling the story you're reading (or watching, I suppose) but for some reason, you as the reader (or watcher) cannot entirely believe them. The narrator may be a child, or have mental problems,...
Wilmette gun ban off the books - Illinois Gun Victory
2008-07-24 21:25:00 Nearly a month to the day that Wilmette suspended enforcement of its handgun ban, village trustees voted this week to repeal the measure after the U.S. Supreme Court declared a similar one unconstitutional June 26. Trustees approved the repeal at a board meeting Tuesday night after village attorney Timothy Fenzer advised officials that the town could ...
By: TexasFred's
Books Of A Lifetime
2008-07-23 23:00:00 Books of a Lifetime lets you create books with your own photos and stories. You can also create calendars, cards, playing cards, posters and scrapbook pages. Stay informed on the latest news and upcoming events by subscribing to the Books of a Lifetime Blog.
By: J & S Kids Blog
Predictable
2008-07-23 02:37:00 I probably should have seen this coming: after reacquainting myself with Bernie Rhodenbarr, Noah e-mailed me to say it had inspired him to pick up one of the Burglar books ("The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams") for the first time in years, and then somehow "Ted Williams" found its way back into my hands. (I didn't read it enough in Albuquerque.) And that wasn't the end of it.#30 -- "The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams" by Lawrence Block#31 -- "The Burglar Who Thought He Was Bogart" by Lawrence BlockAnd you'd think that was enough, but I started "The Burglar in the Library" this morning. Everything I said before holds; these two may have been my favorite of the series, though that may be because they tackled subjects (sports cards in "Ted," old movies and Eastern Europe in "Bogart") close to my heart. The Burglar books are dangerous in two ways -- they make burglary seem like a really fun career, and worthwhile too, and they make New York seem like a city where everyone exchanges...
Old Friends
2008-07-18 16:23:00 #28 -- "The Burglar on the Prowl" by Lawrence BlockBack in college, I spent a couple unscheduled days, broke and broken-down, in a rough part of Albuquerque. I didn't drink at the time, and most of my possessions were in the car in the mechanic's, so I stayed in my hotel room with one book: "The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams," by Lawrence Block. Having nothing else to do, I read it three straight times, cover to cover. It didn't get old.Since then, I've always been a Bernie Rhodenbarr fan, though I haven't paid much attention in recent years. I picked this up recently for a quick read, and it's still fun. At first I found it enjoyable but not as funny as I found the books some years ago; by the end, though, I was laughing out loud pretty frequently.If you're one of the people who likes to be able to figure out a mystery while you're reading it, you're screwed. Half the crucial characters don't appear until the end. And if you've read any of the previous novels, you'll ...
Einstein, His Life and Universe
2008-07-18 10:18:00 I just finished a great book: Einstein His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson. I highly recommend it. As someone interested in both science and history this was the perfect book. Einstein?s genius didn?t come from his knowledge of physics but his curiosity and creativity. He was able to make enormous ...
Blogging Books
2008-07-12 07:01:00 The Corporate Blogging Book by Debbie WeilThe Everything Blogging Book by Aliza Sherman RisdahlCareer Building Through Blogging by Deirdre DayClear Blogging by Bob WalshThe Corporate Blogging Book by Debbie WeilBlogging by David L. HudsonRealty Blogging by Richard NachtGrassroots Blogging Practice in America and China- Studies on 60 ... by Feng JunliInsider Blogging SecretsBlogging books at AmazonWho Let the Blogs Out?: A Hyperconnected Peek at the World of Weblogs (Paperback) by Biz StoneBlogging: Genius Strategies for Instant Web Content (VOICES) by Biz Stone (Paperback) by Biz StoneNo One Cares What You Had for Lunch: 100 Ideas for Your Blog by Margaret MasonThe list is growing. Please leave names of your favourite books along with their authors in comment.
By: Light Within
Travelogue Writing
2008-07-04 08:43:00 Travel writing is a fine art; accepted literary genre that is read. Writers who are gifted with an ability to understand what they see and can breathe life into a place when they narrate their travel experiences. The Internet that is wrongly considered as a pedestal for instantaneous scribbles mixed with emoticons and indecipherable abbreviations has already become a place to find some good travel literature, travelogues and travel stories in addition to online trading of travel services. It can be one of the best display places for travel writers to showcase what their countries have to offer.Travel is prosperity and leisure pursuit, which is a result of many things: history, heritage, culture, natural beauty and a quest to know what is unknown and meet wonderful people.Pakistan is a land of geographical, geological, and natural contrasts and has every thing nature could bestow; from some of the places like Mehr Garh in Balochistan and Harappa in Punjab where some of the initial hu...
By: Light Within
30 Essential Books for Industrial Designers
2008-07-03 03:22:00 Image Source: Books by ijsendoorn. As requested and suggested by a few loyal Design Sojourn readers, I have compiled what I think are the essential books that Industrial Designers should either own or read. Now I have one disclaimer, and that is I have intentionally left out the design yearbooks or the ever popular coffee table picture book collections. Simply put, these books don't do much for you except provide visual eye candy. In fact I would go as far as advising you to dump them! The reason is that if you are looking at such books for inspiration, you will likely be recreating the same looks in one form or another. Not only that, because it is a publication, it takes time to get printed and out there. So by the time you are reading it, it is already outdated. So going forward, I have divided the books into 3 categories, namely Thinking, Process and Designer Skills. So without further adieu here is the list, in no particular order of importance, for you to enjoy!
By: Design Sojourn
Books read in July 2008
2008-07-01 20:19:00 1. A History of the World in 6 Glasses by Tom Standage A fascinating social history of beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea and Coca Cola. How these drinks were part of history and influenced it from the ancient world through to globalisation is well told and most informative. There is a section on how these drinks would have tasted originally.
By: Christian Quoter
American School Books Redefine ?Jihad? to Exclude Violence
2008-06-22 07:28:00 -By Warner Todd Huston In yet another example of why the west could be too weak to fight the sort of global terrorism that takes the form of Islamofascism, a textbook monitoring group is charging that American textbooks have been cleansed of mentioning the violence inherent in the Islamic “Jihad.” Now, our children will not ...
By: Publius Forum
Fear and Love by Satish Kumar
2008-06-19 10:58:00 Our lives are ruled by fear. Fear of death, fear... [[ Click title to read the rest of this entry. ]]
Bücher
2008-06-18 22:02:00 #21 -- "The Professor and the Madman" by Simon WinchesterI've read a bunch of Winchester's books, but ('til now) not the one that probably drew the most attention. If you somehow missed this when it was all the rage a decade ago, it's the parallel stories of the editor of the Oxford English Dictionary, and one of the OED's main contributors, who happened to be mad as a hatter. It's livelier than a lot of Winchester's books, and good fuel for big nerds like me. Enjoyed it a whole bunch. He strains a bit to draw connections between the two characters early on, but so what? It manages to make the creation of a dictionary sound exciting as hell, which is no small feat.#22 -- "Tortilla Flat" by John SteinbeckProbably hadn't read anything by Steinbeck since high school. I just remember overwhelming depressing-ness, rightly or wrongly -- this, in a stack of books lent to me by the Ski Bum last year, is lotsa fun though. Drinking and carousing among the poor of depression-era Califo...
BEST BOOKS ATTACKING MODERNISM -- OLD, NEW, AND POST-
2008-06-12 19:58:00 BEST BOOKS ATTACKING MODERNISM -- OLD, NEW, AND POST-One of the best books showing the incompatibility of real christianity with the old liberalism was J. Gresham Machen's very fine work Christianity and Liberalism.One of the best books showing the incompatibility of christianity with what used to be called the new liberalism, i.e. existentialism, was Cornelius Van Til's brilliant work Christianity and Barthianism.One of the best showing the incompatibility of christianity with the latest liberalism (today) is Gene Edward Veith, Jr.'s Postmodern Times.Another way of naming the three phases is old modernism, new modernism, and postmodernism.Machen and Van Til were conservative Presbyterians. Veith is a conservative Lutheran. Machen was the founder of Westminster Seminary and Van Til was one of the profs there. Veith in 2006 became the Academic Dean (or Provost) at Patrick Henry College.John Frame noted that the "and" in the title of Machen's and Van Til's books is the di...
By: Van Til Tool
Inexpensive books
2008-06-10 00:00:00 Features information and resources of interest to those who follow guardian, hunting, martial arts, and warrior traditions as found within the various Celtic cultures.
By: Celtic Hunt
The Bobby Brown book cancelled?
2008-06-09 21:33:00 "Bobby Brown: The Truth, The Whole Truth, and Nothing But" has been canceled or pushed back, depending on who you ask. Whatever the deal, the book that promised to rip the lid off Bobby and Whitney's life together, as well as dish the dirt about fistfights with Usher and Janet Jackson driving him to drink after she broke his heart, is not coming out anytime soon.
Books and More Books
2008-06-09 21:23:00 I do love books. Buy.com has a great selection that I check out for the newer stuff. Nora Roberts is one of my all time favorites. I kind of grew up with her reading her books back in the 80's and now she has the new trilogy of The Hollow which I am on the second book. The third has yet to come out. I just could not wait this time. But usually I buy the whole trilogy at once because not only is it cheaper, but I got these three great books that I can read back to back and stay in the story.
By: Debs Lounge
Magic Cube Becomes Eco-Friendly
2008-06-09 18:12:00 The real issues for most products today is how to make it eco-friendly. Apparently this points more towards the direction of packaging where the materials used such as plastic will often draw the ire of most environmentalists today. Magic Cube is an educational book meant to cover such topics as the alphabet and the manner ...
Obsession continues?
2008-06-08 22:11:00 Has everybody bought the Sex and the Citybook? ($17.97 at amazon.com). I’m going to use this book as a reference when I plan all my party outfits. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ma-petite-cho-u.com%2F2008%2F06%2F08%2Fobsess-ion-continues%2F'; addthis_title = 'Obsession+continues%26%238230%-3B'; addthis_pub ...
By: Ma Petite Chou
Books Read in June 2008
2008-06-08 10:53:00 1. Minority Report by Carl R. TruemanCarl Trueman is to church history what Fred was to fast bowling. He is the best for enjoyment and he sends down some bouncers too. Carl is a great read. he is a challengingly intellectual historian and theologian. He will make you think, provoke you and make you laugh. Part one of this book is the longer more formal papers. This is not the easiest of starts but keep going. the fun is part two. Yes, Carl can make history fun. He is the best historian I have read for linking the past to the present. I think he has convinced me that I too am a Zen Calvinist and like him I recommend the Psalter. All human life is there. Read this book. be challenged and smile.
By: Christian Quoter
Unseen
2008-06-08 04:42:00 I’ve been reading The View From The Center Of The Universe by Joel Primack and Nancy Ellen Abrams. One things this book discusses is the composition of the universe. Only a fraction of existence is solid and visible. The chart above offers some detail. The dark matter and dark energy that comprises most of existence does not react with light and is ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Unseen", url: "http://www.whereistheoutrage.n-et/wordpress/2008/06/07/unseen/-" });
Download Free Computer Books - 300 Books Indexed
2008-06-08 00:26:00 Are you looking for any Computer tutorials? Try these links you will find latest and best tutorials. The Download Links Posted inside the comments section. Anybody can download.It is FreeFlash 8 - The Missing Manual (2006)eBay Hacks - 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools ...Hacker Linux Uncovered (2005)Dreamweaver 8 - The Missing Manual (2005)Don't Get Burned On eBay (2006)Flash Hacks - 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools...Hacker Web Exploitation Uncovered (2005)Hitchhiker's Guide To Visual Studio And SQL Server...Disassembling Code - IDA Pro And SoftICE (2006)Digital Photography - Expert Techniques, 2nd Editi...Working With Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Sys...Firefox For Dummies (2006)FileMaker Pro 8 For Windows And Macintosh - Visual...Fedora Linux (2006)Extreme Exploits - Advanced Defenses Against Hardc...Essential CVS, 2nd Edition (2006) ? 05/25 - 06/01 (27) Fedora Linux (2006)Extreme Exploits - Advanced Defenses Against Hardc...Essential CVS, 2nd Edition (...
All About Free Poker Books
2008-06-08 00:00:00 One of the mainstays of online gambling for years has been the game of poker. Poker, most notably played in the Texas Hold ‘Em form, is a staple of casinos, both online and off, and is a game growing in popularity by the year. But many still do not know how to play the game. ...
Toys and Books
2008-06-07 04:06:00 I emailed a good friend who's going to have a trip to the Philippines with three little kids in about two weeks from now. Her and I were sort of comparing notes about what and what-not to bring on the trip and exchanging ideas about how to entertain our kids so they are less fussy on the long flight. I know from reading a lot online about mothers who have travelled with little kids that things like puzzles, drawing and doodle pads, coloring books, little story books, and little toys make for great entertainment for kids so I'm starting to gather those things now too. Sorry about writing so much about our upcoming trip. Can you all tell I'm having mixed emotions about this? I am very excited about it, and yet I can't help getting anxious and a little worried- mostly because I have never been on a long plane ride with my precious ones. I just hope and pray they'll be relaxed and sweet the whole time.
By: Hip Mama Blog
3 Books That Will Change Your Life
2008-06-07 03:34:00 Over the last two years, I have been reading four books per month consistently and realize that I have actually miss out so much invaluable information that is so easy to access. Robert Kiyosaki and many other successful people have been stressing on the importance of education such as picking up new skills and acquiring ...
Book Review: Yokai Attack
2008-06-07 03:30:00 ?????????????????Yokai Attack: The Japanese Monster Survival Guideby Hiroko Yoda (Author), Matt Alt (Author), Tatsuya Morino (Illustrator)192 PagesKodansha International In Japan, yokai are scary, creepy beings that often appear at night. They haunt the dreams of children and are well represented in Japanese mythology and folk tales.Co-authors Hiroko Yoda and Malt Alt have researched and presented in a reader-friendly format a guide to the yokai monsters.This text is handsomely illustrated and a fun read. Both adults and children will enjoy this book.Yoda and Alt introduce nearly 50 of the best-known yokai. in two pages. On the left page is the name, pronunciation, gender, height, weight, locomotion, distinctive features, offensive weapons, abundance, habitat, and claim to fame.Then, on the opposite page, there is a wonderful illustration.Two more pages go into further detail on the monster.One example is "Konaki Jiji" (the old man that cries). This tame-looking monster will make yo...
PDF-Search-Engine.com - Search for E-Books
2008-06-06 23:07:00 What it doesPDF Search Engine allows you to search the web for the e-books you are looking for. You just type in the name of the book you are looking for or a key word for that book, and a list of the results comes up. Before downloading the document listed, you can check it ...
Powerhouse Books - NYC Go-Go
2008-06-06 18:45:00 Slava Mogutin, the notorious Russian dissident-turned-art star and creator of the critically acclaimed Lost Boys (powerHouse Books, 2006), returns with his second monograph, NYC Go-Go, a tribute to the golden age of New York City nightlife. The once glittering club world had all but disappeared by the time Mogutin arrived in America in the mid-1990s. Under Mayor Rudy Giuliani?s controversial ?Quality of Life? campaign, downtown clubs paid the ultimate price: owners were branded community pariahs and paid crippling fines for alleged disruptiveness, while others were prosecuted for criminal acts; many legendary night spots were wiped off the map altogether. In his new book, Mogutin documents the ever-shrinking downtown gay scene, taking us inside a few remaining joints like the Cock, Boysroom, and Mr. Black. NYC Go-Go is a raunchy journey into the underworld inhabited by hustlers, go-go boys and their admirers. Some of them are ?rough trade??thugs with criminal pasts, bust...
Live guest interview 11 June 2008 - Angela K Nickerson author of Journey in
2008-06-06 11:12:00 I’ll be interviewing Angela K Nickerson, author of Journey into Michelangelo’s Rome, during a live blog on Wednesday 11 June at 20:00 British Summer Time (which is one hour in advance of Greenwich Mean Time). Angela’s book is a blend of biography, travel guide and the history and art of Rome and Florence ...
That?s Not My Bunny: Its Tail Is Too Fluffy (Touchy-Feely Board Books) (Boa
2008-06-06 05:06:00 That’s Not My Bunny: Its Tail Is Too Fluffy (Touchy-Feely Board Books) (Board book)By Fiona Watt 16 utilised and new from $0.05 Customer Rating: First tagged “baby” by Claudia Olivi Customer tags: ...
Eco Kids? Books: Recycle!: A Handbook for Kids by Gail Gibbons
2008-06-06 04:50:00 Like this post? Subscribe to our RSS feed and stay up to date.16 years ago, Gail Gibbons wrote Recycle!: A Handbook for Kids, but not much has changed since then. Recycling is still an important...
By: Green Options
I'm going to have to go buy her books now. I've se...
2008-06-06 01:23:00 I'm going to have to go buy her books now. I've seen interviews and videos with her, but those excerpts were lovely. We'll all miss her.
By: Daisy's Dead Air
Tunebite - Free Your Music, Audio Books and Videos from Copy Protection
2008-06-05 21:41:00 Tired of DRM-protected file formats like WMA, M4P, AA, M4B, MP4, M4V and WMV getting in your way? Tunebite records your copy-protected music, audio book and video files as they are being played and saves the recordings as unprotected audio (MP3, OGG and WMA) and video (WMV and MP4) files you can use anywhere. Tunebite’s clever approach has been reviewed and praised by numerous trade journals and internet portals around the world as the ideal and totally legal solution for creating private copies of copy-protected files. When a track won’t play on your MP3 player, Tunebite Premium comes to the rescue! Tunebite Platinum: freedom from audio and video copy-protection formats Convert WMA to MP3, convert M4A to WMA, convert M4B to WMA, converts Music, convert protected M4P to MP3, convert M4A to MP3, convert AAC to WAV, convert MP3, convert WMA, convert WMA Pro, convert OGG, convert AAC, convert MPEG4-AAC, convert WAV, convert FLAC, convert AIFF, convert AC3, convert AU, convert a...
By: Blog Zone
Cooking the books: An update
2008-06-05 21:14:00 Slowly but surely, awareness is growing that government economic figures are being cooked. Constant readers will recall the ball got rolling with a Kevin Phillips piece in the May Harper's, and has since been addressed in the New York Times, CNNMoney, and the Christian Science Monitor, with varying degrees of honesty and accuracy. Now comes the San ... No Related Post
By: Jutia Group
Fancy Nancy?s Favorite Fancy Words: From Accessories to Zany
2008-06-05 20:58:00 Fancy Nancy is a silly, enjoyable and for lack of a better word "fancy" little girl created by Jane O’Connor and the star of multiple books for children ages 4-8 years. Fancy Nancy’s books are all very affordable and a great way to form a first collection for your child, I am a firm believer ...
By: Kidazy.com
Nihilism/Democracy
2008-06-05 18:54:00 In Revolutionary Characters–What Made The Founders Different, author Gordon Wood says the following about Thomas Jefferson— Jefferson’s faith in the natural sociability of people…lay behind his belief in minimal government….Jefferson would have fully understood the Western world’s recent interest in devolution and localist democracy….For Jefferson, there could be no power independent of the people, in whom he ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Nihilism/Democracy", url: "http://www.whereistheoutrage.n-et/wordpress/2008/06/05/nihilis-mdemocracy/" });
Caligraphy Books
2008-06-05 18:03:00 The Best Calligraphy Booksby Jim Cox of Melbourne, AustraliaBefore the beginning of the 20th Century little had been written about calligraphy except The Story of the Alphabet by Edward Clodd and Maude Thompson 's fine work on Greek and Latin Paleography together with his volume on English Illuminated Manuscripts, published in 1895 and out of print before 1906. But since the time that Edward Johnston published his book on Writing, Lettering and Illuminating a steady stream of works upon all aspects of the subject have been written; probably it was because of the interest aroused by the pioneers in the practical side of the craft that this flow of literature occurred, both here and in the United States.The following are among the most important. The British Museum published a guide to the collection of manuscripts they had in 1906. About the same time John W. Bradley was publishing illustrated books on illuminating, its history and development. During 1907 the British Museum publis... |
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