Medical Marijuana Guide-Dr Jimenez Guide

Dr. Alfonso Jimenez

Johnson Press

Dr. Johnson reveals the Divine message in the syllable sequence of the name Immanuel.  He persuasively explains that the name Immanuel spells an eternal-inseperable union of God with man.  He points out extraordinary things that God did "In Immanuel Only".

The Name of Jesus Christ As Immanuel

Religion & Spirituality

Johnson, Bis. James A.

Christian Books & Bibles

The names they give them

Faulconer, J. B

There's something different about Jackson. There always was, but when the savant six year old begins to suffer trances, both his parents are filled with worry. Helplessly they watch the episodes, which begin with their son going stiff as a board, unresponsive, and staring into space. Their frustration grows as doctors are unable to explain the catalepsy. His mother Clarice may know the answer, but she's keeping it to herself. She has no desire to confront her own past, which she hides even from her husband, for she fears Jackson may be haunted by her demons. Clarice may not be the only one who can explain Jackson's condition. His nanny, Mrs. Nicestrum has been with the Millers since the day he was born. Usually over-protective, Nicey is oddly unconcerned over his spells. When John Miller's Construction business expands, the tiny family relocates to a remote area outside Ithaca NY, where Clarice discovers THE GLEN, a sylvan paradise, whose borders call to her spirit and touch every extrasensory nerve she ever denied. At the same time, Jackson becomes the target of bizarre attempts on his life. With no idea destiny has drawn them there and completely unaware of the satanic cult plotting to kill their son, John and Clarice must learn the purpose of THE GLEN in order to save him. But will discovering the reason their son needs THE GLEN prove as perilous as delivering him to it? Both a mystery to unravel and a paranormal thriller to excite, THE GLEN reads like a photographic negative of THE OMEN with biblical clues that foreshadow an apocalyptic mystery. THE GLEN is a classic tale of good versus evil and the first in The Glen Series by Carla Coon.

The Glen (Supernatural Horro 3-Part)

Literature & Fiction

Coon, Carla

Literary

ANGELA MILLER thinks she's living in hell as her soul drifts in a sea of prostitution, drugs, and regular beatings from her pimp, Eddie, but hell may prove the least of her problems. In a desperate attempt to change her life, Angela escapes Eddie only to be caught up in a deadly game of hide and seek that leaves her wanted for murder. Things look hopeless until Angela becomes the object of a wealthy old woman offering her everything she ever dreamed of in exchange for one thing - her soul. More rides on Angela's redemption than she knows. Across the country, Angela’s brother John Miller and his wife Clarice have two dead bodies and a missing six-year old boy to explain to police. Yet, fighting to hide the whereabouts of their savant son, Jackson and allowing police to believe he has been kidnapped will be nothing compared to the fight the once happy couple now face to save their marriage. When John receives a frantic call from his sister Angela, missing since she was 15, he begs her to move back East. But even if Angela recovers from her fall from grace, devil-worshipping cult members who know more of her destiny than she does will stop at nothing to see she never reaches the Miller’s alive. For John, Clarice, and Angela, Back to the Glen is just the beginning. Back to the Glen, a 440 page paranormal thriller, continues the saga of the Miller Family in Ithaca NY. The second book in The Glen Series by Carla Coon continues the mystery of The Glen.

Back to The Glen (The Glen Series)

Essentials of Aerial Surveying and Photo Interpretation

This book combines the knowledge and experience of the members of the instructional staff of the Abrams School of Aerial Surveying and Photo Interpretation. Aerial mapping and reconnaissance had become vital by the middle of the second world war, this is an instructional guide compiling all of the knowledge on the subject gathered up to the point. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Abrams, Talbert

Science & Math

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

The Legacy Of India

History

Garratt, G T

Asia

Fifty Years In The Church Of Rome

Biographies & Memoirs

Chiniquy, Charles

Leaders & Notable People

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Harnessing the Earthworm; A Practical Inquiry Into Soil-Building, Soil-Conditioning and Plant Nutrition Through the Action of Earthworms

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Barrett, Thomas Jason

Gardening & Landscape Design

Essentials of AERIAL SURVEYING AND PHOTO INTERPRETATION by TALBERT ABRAMS. Originally published in 1914. PREFACE: This book combines the knowledge and experience of the members of the instructional staff of the Abrams School of Aerial Surveying and Photo Interpretation. In similar form, the material has been used in instructing men in the U. S. Marine Corps The Engineering, Science, Management, and War Training courses sponsored by the U. S. pepartment of Education and staffs of various schools and colleges. Aerial photographic mapping and reconnaissance has become a very important weapon in the Second World War. It furnishes a fast and easy means of obtaining military information concerning enemy movements and methods of attack. Approximately ninety per cent of military intelligence comes from this one source alone. Recognition of the value of aerial photographs for mapping purposes and as a source of detailed information has developed a need for specialists trained in photographic interpretation and qualified to make detailed reports on topographic information in map and chart form. This book is prepared to describe instructively present-day methods of aerial photographic interpretation and map making and the operation of modern photogrammetric equipment. It is intended to present the subject matter in its simplest and most useful form so that all can readily understand the many uses and applications of aerial photographs. Long mathematical illustrations have been reduced to simple and practical problems in arithmetic. Chapters, as well as the material in them, have been arranged in the order of difficulty in a modern handbook-textbook style. This enables the reader to understand or to refer to the elementary uses of aerial photographs before attempting the more advanced uses. This arrangement will teach the how of aerial mapping. TALBERT ABRAMS. June. 1944, Contents include: PREFACE vh CHAPTER I. MATHEMATICS, SIMPLIFIED AND ABBREVIATED I Slide Rule, Ratio and Proportion, Logarithms, Trigonom etry. II. SURVEYING 17 Introduction, Measurement of Distances, Measurement of Direction, Levels and Leveling, Plane Table Method, The Sketch Board, Triangulation. III. MAPS AND GLOBES 55 IV. MAP PROJECTIONS 58 V. ORIENTATION AND LOCATION 09 VI. TOPOGRAPHIC DRAFTING 83 Drawing Instruments, Topographic Symbols, Contours, Hasty Maps and Overlays. VII. How AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MADE 99 Aerial Equipment, How to Find the Scale of Prints, Ver tical Photography, Oblique Photography, Laboratory Pro cedure. VIII. STEREOVISION 127 IX. INTERPRETATION 134 X. GROUND FORM LINKS 153 XI. STEREOP LOTTING INSTRUMENTS 159 Abrams Jon tour Finder, How to Operate the Multiplex Aeroprojector. XII. TOPOGRAPHIC RELIEF MODELS 186 XIII. RESTITUTION AND RECTIFICATION OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. 196 XIV...

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