Bøker utgitt av Lulu.com

There are a lot of people who like the subjects amputation and disability very much. Those people are called admirers, devotees... officially Acrotomophiles. Yes, indeed... people who are attracted in Amputees and find them even very attractive. Probably you will find it strange if I tell you now that there are more then 1 on 500 people (sexual) attracted to Amputees and people with a disability. And yes, you find them back in both genders. Male & Female. This book "Devotions", is the first book for them who are interested in those subjects, and like to read stories about the (fantasy) world of Amputee and Disability. Many people like to write their fantasy stories down, but never got published. Devotions is a collection of 20 first and never before - in book published stories like: The Mall, Susan, Cathy, All in the Family, Doors, Terri & Janet, Isolated, A dream come true, Surprise Encounter, A sailor's homecomming, The Ranch, A foothold on life, Bali Thigh, Hot Spell, The Ziggurat, ...

This anthology of arias for tenors drawn from Oratorios and Cantatas is beautifully presented and clear to read. Wherever an aria was composed with a preceding recitative this has also been included. An essential collection for students and teachers, and an invaluable resource for professional singers. All the tenor oratorio repertoire for public examinations has been included. Contents include arias from: Vivaldi's Gloria RV 588; Bach's St John Passion, St Matthew Passion, Magnificat, Christmas Oratorio and Easter Oratorio; Handel's Dixit Dominus, L'Allegro, Messiah, Samson, Semele, Solomon, Hercules, Judas Maccabaeus, Jephtha; Haydn's Stabat Mater; C.P.E.Bach's Magnificat; Mendelssohn's St. Paul and Elijah; Verdi's Requiem, Rossini's Petite messe solennelle

County Donegal, Ireland. 1884.Your island home is threatened with evictions.What would you be willing to do to stop them?

The Nobel Prize winner offers brilliant proof that "no living creature, not even man, has achieved in the center of his sphere, what the bee has achieved." From their amazingly intricate feats of architecture to their intrinsic sense of self-sacrifice, Maeterlinck takes a "bee's-eye view" of the most orderly society on Earth.

Allan Corstorphin Smith was one of the many unsung Combatives pioneers who passed on what he knew. He stripped down the Jiu-Jitsu he had learned at the Kodokan and taught something in World War One which was very similar to what the other Combatives pioneers taught later on. In World War Two he called his system Battle Fighting. He gave his students the tools to feel safer and more secure about themselves in their lives whomever they were, whether they were a Student, a Boy Scout, a Policeman, or a Soldier.

Ten people are selected to travel to Mars with one goal: colonize it. However, things are not as simple as all that and it only gets worse when the possibility of Martians grows from doubt to very possible.

The Clee Hills in Shropshire are designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty but few residents and even fewer visitors are aware that it is claimed that more people have been killed in air crashes on these hills than on any other highland area in Britain.Bernard O'Connor's research reveals that there were 19 air crashes on the Clee Hills between 1937 and 1975 with the loss of 43 lives. Whilst 23 were killed on the Brown Clee during the Second World War, Titterstone Clee claimed 11. It needs to be remembered that 17 survived their crashes.Those who lost their lives were 28 British personnel, six Germans, four Americans, four Canadians and one New Zealander. Four Avro Ansons came down, three Bristol Blenheims, two Vickers Wellingtons, a Flying Fortress, a Tiger Moth, an American Mustang, a Miles Magister, a Hawker Typhoon, an Airspeed Oxford, a Jet Provost, a Harrier Jet, a Junkers 88 and a Heinkel.It also needs to be stressed that many local people came out to help after the crashes, agricultural labourers, farmers, the Home Guard, Anti-Aircraft crews, Searchlight crews, troops from the King's Shropshire Light Infantry, the local police as well as staff from the RAF Maintenance (Rescue) unit and RAF Accident investigators. Local hospital staff, clergy, gravediggers and crematorium staff played an important role. Local photographers made a record of many of the crashes and reported from the local, and sometimes national, press ensured readers were provided the details.Using contemporary sources and the research undertaken by aviation historians, Philippa Hodgkiss, Glyn Warren, Adrian Durnell and Tom Thorne, this documentary history provides the human story of these many disasters and near disasters.

This book gives details of life in Greenock and district during the decade of the 1920's. There were many problems in Great Britain during this era and Greenock suffered the effects of poverty, poor housing conditions, and unemployment. However, the town survived and by the end of the decade work in the shipyards and engineering firms had started to pick up, and the citizens were ready to face the 1930's with some confidence.