Provides answers based on testing and experience to hard questions about productivity tools, measurement, motivation, project control, planning and much more. Includes specific recommendations on today's major data processing issues.

The Software Factory: Managing Software Development and Maintenance, 2nd Edition

Computers & Technology

Johnson, James R.

Programming

*A Wiley-QED Publication

Managing for Productivity in Data Processing

Computer Science

Q E D Pub Co

<p>Here are answers to your hard questions about productivity tools, measurement, motivation, project control, planning and more.</p>

The software factory: Managing software development and maintenance

QED Information Sciences

Grassland plants of South Dakota and the northern Great Plains

Grassland plants of South Dakota and the northern Great Plains (B 566)

Notes: Reprint of an exceptional photo book. Over 650 individual views of Kentucky rifles and 175 views of Kentucky pistols, dating from 1750 through approximately the civil war era. Many of the gun stocks of these Kentucky rifles were made in Pennsylvania, Lancaster county and elsewhere. In most cases, the book provides the name of the maker, approximate date, and detailed information on both the stock and the hardware portions of the rifle. This reference is a must for the builder and collector. Please also see our other listings, Building the Kentucky Rifle and Building the Kentucky Pistol. These are "how-to" booklets for those who wish to rebuild, restore or build a vintage-style Kentucky firearm from scratch.

Kentucky Rifles & Pistols 1750-1850

The Kentucky Rifle Association

Book Summary If you were God, writing a book you wanted men to understand, would you write it in such a way that men would have to make up meaning in order to understand it, or would you write it in such a way that those that seek to understand could actually come to a knowledge of its truth (Mt 7:7)? The present commentary takes the position that God wrote Revelation in such a way that with sufficient effort and intellectual honesty, readers can understand it. Certainly there are symbols in Revelation, but when God does use symbols, He provides inspired interpretations of the symbols. This commentary seeks to avoid the mistakes of the views that use the symbolical approach to Revelation (preterist, continuous historical, spiritualist, and idealist). These approaches suffer from two basic flaws: assuming the text is symbolical when it is not and making up meaning regarding the text based on stream of consciousness word association, much as one would do looking at Rorschach inkblots. This commentary seeks to avoid telling God what He should have said and strives to understand what God actually meant. Of all the approaches to understanding Revelation, this commentary is most closely aligned with the dispensationalist (premillennialist) view in that it views Revelation from a literalist, futurist perspective. It is different from the typical dispensationalist schema in that it views the seven seals as the powers of the Lamb, understands the exercise of the powers of the seven seals to be simultaneous processes, and casts chapters 8-22 as three parallel prophecies of the Lamb's power over the course of the histories of Israel, the nations, and the saints. This commentary also makes use of many of the non-canonical works that provide insight into the spirit world and detail regarding the end of the present age.

All Power to the Lamb: A Commentary on Revelation, Vol. 1

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Xulon Press

If you were God, writing a book you wanted men to understand, would you write it in such a way that men would have to make up meaning in order to understand it, or would you write it in such a way that those that seek to understand could actually come to a knowledge of its truth (Mt 7:7)? The present commentary takes the position that God wrote Revelation such that with sufficient effort and intellectual honesty, readers can understand it. Certainly God uses symbols in Revelation, but when He does, He provides inspired interpretations of the symbols. This commentary seeks to avoid the mistakes of the views that use the symbolical approach to Revelation (preterist, continuous historical, spiritualist, and idealist). These approaches suffer from two basic flaws: assuming the text is symbolical when it is not and making up meaning regarding the text based on stream of consciousness word association, much as one would do looking at Rorschach inkblots. This commentary seeks to avoid telling God what He should have said and strives to understand what God actually meant. Of all the existing approaches to understanding Revelation, this commentary is most closely aligned with the dispensationalist (premillennialist/Left Behind) view in that it views Revelation from a literalist perspective. It is different from the typical dispensationalist schema in that it views the seven seals as the powers of the Lamb, understands the exercise of the powers of the seven seals to be simultaneous processes, and casts chapters 8-22 as three parallel prophecies of the Lamb's power over the course of the histories of Israel, the nations, and the saints. This commentary also makes use of many of the non-canonical works that provide insight into the spirit world and detail regarding the end of the present age.

All Power to the Lamb: A Commentary on Revelation, Vol. 2

Since the beginning of time, man's destiny has been to discover his true purpose in life: to find meaning, direction, and fulfillment in this vast and complex world in which we live. It is man's intent to understand himself and to know exactly where he fits into the scheme of things. His lifelong pursuit is to understand the very essence of his being, such as: what is a soul? Do I have one? Does it die? Does it go to heaven? How does the soul operate within my physical body? How is the soul associated with the Holy Spirit of God? Are the Spirit and soul the same? Does an animal have a soul? Does the soul of an animal go to heaven? How does this come into play within the rest of God's creation and how does God deal with all the other individual segments of His creation? If you have ever asked yourself any of these questions, Truth or Tradition is the book for you. It is a must-read for the spiritually minded! This book will expand your mind to avenues you never gave much thought to before. It will take you to levels you've never been before. It will challenge you to a completely new way of thinking. Truth or Tradition is a compilation of ideas, notes, and theories gathered over the last twenty-five years from various sermons and studies, and coming from a wide variety of sources. Author James R. Johnson has always had an unquenchable curiosity that overlapped into his Christian walk. He wants to challenge readers to be more diligent in studying the word, thus allowing the Holy Spirit to discern what is truth and what is traditional. The book also reveals how God loves and cares for His entire creation, and how everything operates within the will of God. Do Pets Go to Heaven? Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/JamesRJohnson

Truth or Tradition Volume One - Featuring: Do Pets Go to Heaven?

Religious Studies

Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency, LLC

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Parenting & Relationships

Independently published

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