This book will provide you with 50 creative illustrations that every

mushroom lover will approve of. As a fan of these woodland habitats,

you must have seen a lot of mushrooms in the forest or a common

garden, so let’s refresh for a change with fantasy mushrooms in the

air, in a jar, into space. Page by page, not only will you discover the

beauty and creativity of mushroom patterns but you can also allow

your imagination to soar with the help of this pleasant hobby.

In this controversial and confronting work written by Phagos A. Hoshigaoka, the reader will be given the knife to pierce through the veils of what precisely divides mankind from the gods and what will aid the one who aspires, to initiate and to set foot on the Dark Path of Sovereignty, even when he finds himself in the most difficult and confusing of circumstances. The author comes with a Noesis that will defy your limitations, challenges the Status Quo and put your Sense of Reality and Aspir...

Cities are experiencing a renaissance today, because we've begun to understand how they really work -- and how to make them work better for people.

This book is a lively, readable account of two revealing figures in the history of that renaissance: the urban economist Jane Jacobs and the architect Christopher Alexander. Their key insights have shaped several generations of scholars, professionals, and activists. However, as the book argues, this renaissance is still immature, and more must be...

The Modern movement began in the 1920s when a small group of young architects felt all that had gone before should be rejected and that architectural design should start afresh. This fresh start, they declared, should be based on modern technology and a new, modern approach to life. Their innovations became the 20th century’s dominant movement in architecture, crystallizing into the international style of the 1920s and '30s. In Exploding the Myths of Modern Architecture, Malcolm Millais exp...

The Writer of Wirlt presents 10 inspiring stories with an unusual look at the creation and the relationship between Creator and creature. He uses the metaphor of a writer who gives his characters the knowledge that they were made up by him, in order to playfully address very serious actual questions such as: What is the relationship between a long history and a recent creation? Can we deduce from scientific observations regarding the creation how the creation took place? If there is a Writer ...

Het ontstaan van de Dag van de Doden

De Dag van de Doden is ontstaan vanuit de tradities van de Meso-Amerikaanse indianenvolkeren. Het is voor onder andere de Azteken en de Maya altijd al een ritueel geweest om de doden te vereren. Dit werd gevierd in de negende maand van de Azteekse kalender (augustus). Nadat de Spanjaarden en de katholieke kerk hun intrede maakten werd de Dag van de Doden verplaatst naar de katholieke feestdagen Allerheiligen en Allerzielen en zowel door de katholieken als ...

This book deals with towage in the New Zealand ports. Due to the geographical location of New Zealand, the ports have to deal with very diverse nautical conditions. It shows how regional councils decide what the best solution is for their port towing service. This has resulted in an interesting variety of tailor-made tugboats. However, in recent years there has been a development towards the use of more standard type of tugboats.

Furthermore, this book deals with the commercial companies th...

Quantum Physics shows us that we create what we observe. Countless experiments confirm that it is our information which manifests reality. Matter and time are created by our observation. This is not only true when we do experiments in laboratories, but it works the same way in everyday reality. We manifest our own experiences. Science does not prove that our consciousness must be a product of our material brain. On the contrary. Consciousness emerging from the brain is just a belief. This boo...

The world loves Paris for its beauty. But Paris is in peril. Despite polls and lawsuits showing that residents oppose skyscrapers, the city’s leaders have started developing colossal skyscraper projects at the old gates of the city. They destroy the traditional street furniture that adds to the charm of Paris. The city is becoming filthy. In this book, forty-nine experts, many of them Parisians, show that Paris City Hall threatens to damage Paris irreparably. They call on the world to aid P...

Is holding a scrum meeting every two hours a good idea? Do movies and tv give an accurate picture of working life? How come Indians haven't taken over all our IT-jobs yet? This and other pressing questions from the workplace answered in one handy volume.