Celebrities and home cooks across the UK have risen to Anneke Rice's challenge to create a book of recipes in less than 48 hours, in aid of "Breakthrough Breast Cancer". All revenue from the first printing, and a percentage of subsequent ones, will go to the appeal.

100 Recipes in No Time at All: Challenge Anneka

BLAKE, ANTHONY

Cheese, Chloe

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

BBC CONSUMER PUBLISHING

Describes the concept, design, and construction of Biosphere 2, a self-sustained eco-system serving as an experiment in ecology and a prototype for future space environments

Biosphere 2

Politics & Social Sciences

Allen, John L.

Social Sciences

Viking Adult

The Bread Book

As grains are recognized as the foundation of a healthy diet, bread's popularity continues. Now, even the most novice of bakers will feel confident using this richly-illustrated book containing easy-to-follow instructions and step-by-step color photographs. Recipes from around the world feature a wide variety of breads.

COLLISTER, LINDA

Baking

Sedgewood Pr

A cookery book which is also an autobiography and a book of meditations.

My Gastronomy

Ladenis, Nico

Headline

Presents more than one hundred taste-tempting recipes for pastries, cakes, breads, puddings, cookies, pies, and desserts, featuring step-by-step directions and full-color photographs, along with a wealth of baking tips, explanations of terms and techniques, and more.

The Baking Book

Smithmark Pub.

Great Chefs of France

We are bound to hold beliefs or images of the world and ourselves thatexceed available evidence. They will tend be limiting and blinkered butsometimes also heuristic and inspiring. It is probably not a good thing to remain inside any set of beliefs for long, so we might as wellexercise our 'belief muscles' and see just what we can think of orimagine as possible without bothering over much about what we mightapprove of in terms of our past conditioning. Hence the idea of a'Gymnasium of Beliefs'.The theme of Higher Intelligence can now, inthe 21st century, be seen equally as science fiction or mysticism, as aquestion of technology or of religion, and it is reflected ininnumerable realms of discourse, each in its own way. Beliefs aboutaliens, artificial intelligence, angels, galactic influences, ancientwisdom, and many other things continue to proliferate, often with scantregard to either plausibility or contrary evidence but remainstimulating and challenging.A Gymnasium of Beliefs in HigherIntelligence uses a wide range of beliefs and attitudes to reality as abasis for exploring and enjoying our possibilities as denizens of anevolving universe. It makes no claims to any special perceptions orknowledge and offers no panaceas for our woes. It is a narrative ofnarratives. The author says, 'I had to use a lot of words to say something simple because it is beyond belief.'Anthony Blake has a background in physics and educational research and is alecturer and author of many books including The Supreme Art of Dialogue

A Gymnasium Of Beliefs

Philosophy

DuVersity Publications

In its second volume, A Clean Well-Lighted Place remains committed to revealing innovative and inspiring work by new and emerging writers. A reader will find in this collection of poetry and short fiction a medley of voices, styles, and personalities. Contributors range from established English professors to graduate students to freelance writers across 17 states and four countries. The guiding aesthetic is cleanliness; each work displays in its own way precision of thought and meticulous crafting of sound and language. This issue continues to demonstrate the publication's ability to bring light to relatively unread and under-appreciated sectors of the literary community. It hopes to foster the sparks of upstart poets and writers like Terri Brown-Davidson, Thomas Cochran, and Nathan Hunt so they may rightly develop as the stars of a literary future. Contributors: Damon Barta Dana Boyer Terri Brown-Davidson Allison Campbell Anne Charlton Thomas Cochran CS DeWildt Timothy B. Dodd Will Ejzak Kevin Heaton Lindsay Hobbs Nathan Hunt Toshiya Kamei Charmi Keranen Eric Kim Jane Rosenberg LaForge George Masters Margueya Novick Joseph Pfister Phillip Polefrone MP Powers Laura Read Lauren Roberts Justin Robinson Sarah Sloat Rachel Stone Ray Succre John Swain Estrella del Valle D.H. Varma Tamas Vilaghy Benjamin Walker Eli Wallis Jessica L. Walsh

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place

Literature & Fiction

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place isn’t a stage for the same old names. Instead, this collection takes inspiring poetry and short fiction where others aren’t looking for it—the bottom of the slush pile. After months of reading, the editors have distilled the work of these writers-next-door down to the most shocking and evocative pieces. From award-winning contributors Diane Lefer and Michael James Rizza to newcomers Jeffrey Haynes and Jared Salzano, the work is as diverse as it is brilliant. The speakers of these stories and poems get high on lotus flowers, become fur trappers in a post-apocalyptic America, and miss free-throws around Harlem. Each entry is a moment of our lives both powerfully and poignantly told.

A Clean, Well-Lighted Place: Fall 2013

----- Table of Contents ----- - Foreword - Conference Program 2013 - Just How Preposterous is Gurdjieff’s View of History? A Chronology of the Descents to Planet Earth: Hugh Hubbard - Autostereograms and the 'creation of images without words': Farzin Deravi - Inturned Meditation: The Atlantean Temples Allegory: Seymour Ginsburg with Stephen Aronson - Esoteric Writing: Anthony Blake - Seminar: Beelzebub’s Tales, “Just a Wee Bit More about the Germans,” chapter 36 - French Muddling of Gurdjieff’s All and Everything: Paul Beekman Taylor - Confessions of an American Muddler Ending the Beelzebub Wars: Stephen A. Grant - The Initiation of Motherhood: Kristina Turner Seminar: Meetings With Remarkable Men, chapter 9, “Piotr Karpenko” - Conscience Dialogue: Ocke de Boer with Farzin Deravi - Sufism and Beelzebub’s Tales: Elements in Gurdjieff’s Discourse on the Soul:  Michael Pittman - What Color Was That Canary? – “Serious Thoughts” are hidden  within the “easily grasped outer form” of Meetings With Remarkable Men: John Amaral and Derek Sinko - Seminar: Beelzebub’s Tales, “France,” chapter 37 - Al Renton Memorial - Index

The Proceedings of the 18th International Humanities Conference: All & Everything 2013

Grant, Stephen

Amaral, John

Taylor, Paul Beekman

Conference, A & E

Pittman, Michael

Sinko, Derek

Hubbard, Hugh

Deravi, Farzin

Ginsburg, Seymour

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