Smartphones, eBook readers, and tablet computers like the Apple iPad have forever changed the way people access and interact with content. Your customers expect the content you provide them to be adaptive --responding to the device, their location, their situation, and their personalized needs. Authors Ann Rockley and Charles Cooper provide insights and guidelines that will help you develop a unified content strategy—a repeatable, systematic plan that can help you reach your customers, anytime, anywhere, on any device. This up-to-date new edition of Managing Enterprise Content helps you: 
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<li>Design content that adapts to any device</li> </ul>
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Managing Enterprise Content: A Unified Content Strategy (Voices That Matter)

Business & Money

Rockley, Ann

Cooper, Charles

Management & Leadership

New Riders

If you're in the process of implementing DITA, expect to do so in the future, or just want to learn more about it without having to wade through technical specifications, this is the book for you. This book covers everything you need to know about DITA.

DITA 101

Computers & Technology

Manning, Steve

Databases & Big Data

lulu.com

Descent into MadnessAnd look into the madness, As it burns its tempered black.Could I remember purityAnd dream I had it back.But when I write of it, The ink burns to the page, Blots out the virgin white, disguises disgust and rage,Tempers all this living, the art that keeps me sane.We burned in hell to turn this black,To sing this verse and want it backTo wonder at the pipers songThat called to us from nights fall.The innocence has gone to be,To sleep the page and not with me;But with the page the purest white,Until with ink, contempt I write;And cover in the darkest black, All thats been to Hell and back.

Desperate Times

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

iUniverse

First published in 1973. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Science, Technology and Development

Science & Math

Routledge

Development Studies Revisited: Twenty-five Years of the "Journal of Development Studies"

First published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor &amp; Francis, an informa company.

FitzGerald, E. V. K.

Reference

A collection of writings by students, all based on the assignment sequences in James Moffett's Active Voice provides a powerful composing/literature program.

Active Voices IV

Moffett, James

Baker, Miriam R

Words, Language & Grammar

Heinemann

God's Elect and the Great Tribulation: An Interpretation of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9 by Dr. Charles Cooper. 310 pp., 6x9 format. This is the first scholarly defense of the pillars of the prewrath position put forth by one of the position's most well-respected lecturers. This is a must-read for any professor, lay teacher, or serious student of the end times. The first section deals in-depth with the issue, "Does Matthew 24:1-31 apply to the Church?" Cooper examines what can be learned, both from the text and from the writings of the church fathers. On the issue of text, he looks at language, culture, book composition, issues dealing with the authorship of the gospel of Matthew, and much more. On the issue of Daniel 9, he looks at issues related to times, event dating, and language, ultimately putting forth an unexpected interpretation of the fulfillment of the 69th Week. This book has four goals: (1) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that insisting on a sharp distinction between God's work in Israel and His work in the church is a false presupposition that directly contradicts scripture; (2) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that Matthew 24:1-31 does apply to the church, the bride of Christ; (3) to set forth a clear biblical exposition of Matthew 24:1-31 and (4) to correct the false and misleading conclusions about both the timing and fulfillment of Daniel 9:24-27.

God's Elect and the Great Tribulation: An Exposition of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Strong Tower Pub

This is the first scholarly defense of the pillars of the prewrath position put forth by Charles Cooper, former professor at Moody Bible Institute and now founder of the Prewrath Resource Institute and one of the position's most well-respected lecturers. The book takes a serious academic look at the application of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9 to the Church, but is written to be accessible to readers at all levels. The first section deals in-depth with the issue, "Does Matthew 24:1-31 apply to the Church?" In this section, Cooper examines what can be learned, both from the text and from the writings of the church fathers. On the issue of text, he looks at language issues, culture, book composition, authorship and intent of the gospel, and much more. On the issue of Daniel 9, he looks at issues related to event dating, prophetic context, and original language, ultimately putting forth an unexpected interpretation of the fulfillment of the 69th Week. This book has four goals: (1) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that insisting on a sharp distinction between God's work in Israel and His work in the Church is a false presupposition that directly contradicts scripture; (2) to support the prewrath position in its conclusion that Matthew 24:1-31 does apply to the Church, the bride of Christ; (3) to set forth a clear biblical exposition of Matthew 24:1-31 and (4) to correct the false and misleading conclusions about both the timing and fulfillment of Daniel 9:24-27.

God's Elect and the Great Tribulation: An Interpretation of Matthew 24:1-31 and Daniel 9

Strong Tower Publishing

What if God calls upon us to be the final generation to face the Antichrist? Should you fight against him? Should you flee to safety? Or should you stand in faith? In Fight, Flight, or Faith: How to Survive the Great Tribulation, Charles Cooper answers that question. Cooper concludes that physical resistance will prove futile and that modern technology makes hiding impossible. Thus, the answer, he says, is faith. But how much faith will be required? Will you have enough?

Fight, Flight, or Faith: How to Survive the Great Tribulation

"For I will keep you from the hour of trial that will come upon the whole earth" (Rev. 3:10). For the pretrib rapture view, this is the foundational verse that underpins the entire view. But does this verse really teach that the church will be raptured before the great tribulation? If not, what does the removal of this verse from the discussion do to the scholarly support for this widely held view? It devastates it. In these pages, Charles Cooper of The Prewrath Rapture Institute (and author of God's Elect and the Great Tribulation and Fight, Flight, or Faith deep dives this fascinating topic. First, he lays out the importance of Revelation 3:10 in the words of today's most renowned pretribulation proponents. Then he systematically dismantles the argument piece by piece, relying heavily on insights from a little known but critical voice in the rapture debate. In the end, a thorough and honest look at the Scriptures results in a bombshell conclusion that will forever change the way you look at Revelation 3:10 and the timing of the second coming.

Revelation Bombshell: A Deeper Analysis of Revelation 3:10

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