London Calling is the independent social and political observation of an observant Londoner.Albert Jack has written 18 books, including four worldwide best-sellers, on subjects ranging between history, politics, religion and war.This collection is Part One in a series of five.'Albert Jack offers a crash-course in skeptical thinking and - although he doesn't put it like this - ways to wield Occam's Razor and focus on the real evidence.' - The Indepen...

This book is your ultimate guide to achieving the body you've always dreamed of—toned, lean, and free from tummy fats.Forget about empty promises and quick fixes. This comprehensive guide takes a no-nonsense approach to weight loss and flexibility. It's time to say goodbye to crash diets and ineffective workouts and say hello to a transformative journey that will reshape your body and boost your confidence like never before.Within these pages, you'll find a wealth of knowle...

From the Author of the Internationally Bestselling Red Herrings & White Elephants, Pop Goes the Weasel, What Caesar did for My Salad, Shaggy Dogs, They Laughed at Galileo:The historical significance of children’s rhymes is often lost on most adults, let alone the children who learn them by heart almost as soon as they learn to say anything at all. For all of us, the first things we are taught, after learning how to talk, are nursery rhymes.Hence by the ti...

Pandemics cannot be eliminated, but they can be stopped; the trick is discovering what will curtail any one particular outbreak. Renowned environmentalist and science writer Albert Bates presents an easy-to-understand scientific overview of the global consequences of pandemics and offers a fresh perspective on how we can coexist with them, individually and collectively. Bates recounts the history of deadly pandemics and provides a basic explanation for why diseases can infect and spread qu...

Caligula reveals some aspects of the existential notion of 'the absurd' by portraying an emperor so mighty and so desperate in his search for freedom that he inevitably destroys gods, men and himself. The dramatic impetus of Cross Purpose, however, comes from the tension between consent to and refusal of man's absurdity; it is the tragedy of a man who returns home to his mother and sister without revealing his identity to them. By the time of The Just and The Possessed, refusal and rebelli...

The most comprehensive collection of Einstein quotations ever publishedHere is the definitive new edition of the hugely popular collection of Einstein quotations that has sold tens of thousands of copies worldwide and been translated into twenty-five languages.The Ultimate Quotable Einstein features 400 additional quotes, bringing the total to roughly 1,600 in all. This ultimate edition includes new sections—"On and to Children," "On Race and Preju...

Originally published in 1934, ‘The World as I See It’ was written by Albert Einstein, who was a German-born theoretical physicist, widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest physicists of all time.It is a fascinating collection of observations about life, religion, nationalism, and a host of personal topics that engage the intellect of one of the world’s greatest minds. In the aftermath of World War I, Einstein writes about his hopes for the League of Nations, his feelings as a German c...

Would you like to instantly catch people's thoughts, emotions, motivations, and intentions through mere observation?If yes, you've come to the right place!10-Minute Social Psychology is a unique book that takes a deeper look into social conflicts: what causes them, what keeps them alive, and most importantly—what you can do about them. The book presents how social awareness is built and takes you step by step through its various mindset shifts and actionable observations.

The Flash: End of the Speed ForceBarry Allen, the hero known as the Flash, has faced countless threats to Central City, but nothing could prepare him for the devastation that lies ahead. A new enemy emerges, one with the power to disrupt the very source of Barry’s speed. As Team Flash struggles to adapt, they suffer heartbreaking losses, pushing them to the brink of despair.With the Speed Force in jeopardy, Barry must confront his deepest fears and make impossible choices. ...

Millionaire Bear loves his neighborhood. When three new brother bears, Taggy, Curly, and Bear, move in next door his life changes. He notices that Bear seems to be having a problem. Bear gets annoyed when Taggy reveals his problem to Millionaire Bear. Bear is being bullied at school. Millionaire Bear recognizes his younger self in Bear. He tells Bear the story of how he was bullied and the advice his father gave to him. This gentle, rhyming story helps children who are being bullied. It gi...

Randall Young has one duty as his sister’s “man of honor”: to ensure she has the best wedding ever. That includes an epic bachelorette pub crawl, leading him to Portland’s most popular gay bar… and into Hunter Mitchell’s well-muscled arms. A one-night stand with a sexy soldier is the perfect way to ditch that pesky V-card and get himself in the mood for a weekend of flowers, cake, and nuptials.Hunter wants to blow off some steam before he stands up as his best friend’s best man. He...

The human brain, at the center of the human nervous system, is a highly complex organ. The brain tracks and regulates the actions and reactions of the body. The brain receives sensory information on an ongoing basis, and analyzes the data quickly and then responds, controlling body actions and functions.How the brain works and what affects our thought habits is a subject that is still being studied by scientists and medical professionals. Still, there is no question that the human ...