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The Lost Gold, exploring a new fast-fiction "One Hour Novel" format for contemporary times, is a saga of anguish and loss that cannot be proved. Anguish has probably visited every human who has lived, is living and will live on this planet.Set in 1930's Europe, and later spanning through the 1950's post-war migration era to present-day America and China, The Lost Gold is a multi-generational story of unprovable anguish and human emotions conveyed through a sportsman's journey across the Olympics of the times.Gifted with a sense for identifying good stories, coupled with a sharp focus on presenting richly textured content across formats and genres, Vish Iyer has helped author Kaushik Yegnan to see the light with his debut presentation. The duo brings along an exciting mix of content and delivery competencies and intends to keep churning creative content across genres and using innovative delivery platforms.

Do you want to go beyond the in-built functionalities of Oracle Application Express? Do you yearn to develop a custom application that is tailor-made to suit your needs? Look no further than Oracle Apex - The Tailor Fit, which provides all the information you have been seeking. - Covers different scenarios with custom solutions, based on real-time implementations.- Develop a unique method for data processing, reporting, and other operations.- Learn how to go beyond the in-built functionalities to customize requirements. 'Oracle APEX The Tailor Fit' authored by the Doyensys team, is a good handbook for all users of Oracle APEX it elaborates on how to customize application to fit in the needs of the customers. This book carries stepwise illustrative guide for developers for creating various components and customizing the same. Recommended read for aspiring Apex developers and those who are already developing applications using APEX.- Beena Nayar, PMP Head-Information Technology, Forbes Marshall

Dr.J's Guide to GRE Vocabulary is a profound attempt to provide students with novel, logically determined and easy techniques to ace the infinite and immensely complex GRE vocabulary. It is a one-of-its-kind book that clearly, deeply and precisely throws light on the frequently repeated words in the exam as well as the essential word cluster that every student needs to grasp to score well in the exam.GRE Verbal Reasoning is like Pandora's Box; you never really know what all you will get. However, through years of research and teaching, the author has been able to simplify this intricate and challenging lexical resource in a student-friendly template. Word Trails Approach has been the brainchild of this book wherein seemingly complex and hard-to-remember words are finely weaved in a trail similar to how an exhausted trekker will find a new trail or path that can safely lead him to his destination.The standpoints of the Word Trails Approach are a complete coverage of syllabus in an extremely simple manner, a strong, logical and derivable tone and a brain-stimulating exercise for the students who can use this process to maintain their proficiency of vocabulary not only for the exam but also for a lifetime.The book also entails a concisely written A Week Before the Exam chapter and concludes with playful word puzzles that provide the audience with a tangible takeaway of the theory.In an extremely path-breaking manner, the book highlights the techniques that work and don't and provides a solid framework for all type of candidates who want to succeed in this fierce examination pattern.

Inspired by powerful women, this book speaks about 5 women who fought hard to be where they are today. Whether it's writing, business, aviation or manufacturing, the fight at the workspace and at home is one that women today continue to face. This book is a collection of inspiring stories of how 5 women confront these challenges and inspire the people around them. Read these stories and redefine your capabilities; rise from The Ashes of your self-doubt, and strive against the things that hold you back.

In the year 2030 AD, a black hole comes hurtling towards the Earth.Rajaraja Cholan, a former ruler of an ancient, powerful empire in India, learned of a prophecy that foretold the apocalypse. The prophecy declared that a black hole would come hurtling toward Earth at nearly the speed of light and that there was no hope for mankind to survive the event. Springing into action, the king declared that his son Rajendra Cholan would take the throne of the Chola Dynasty. He then enlisted the help of hundreds of the kingdom's most trusted people and undertook a 1000-year exile. During their exile, the king and his trusted subjects worked on building a spaceship beneath the Indian Ocean that could be the answer to the dynasty's survival of the fast-approaching black hole. With one millennium to prepare, the king and his men felt they must have a fighting chance at succeeding in their mission. Its the year 2030. The American president and other world leaders are meeting in the White House to rally their forces and the greatest minds in modern science searching for answers. Rajaraja, along with his most trusted advisor and guru Agasthiyar, makes their appearance in the war room to inform the contemporary world leaders of the provisions that have been created. As humanity prepares to flee Earth, a traitor attempts to kill Rajaraja. Unable to trust his friends, and with humanity's existence hanging in the balance, Rajaraja must stop the traitor before they can kill him and doom humanity to the black hole.Excellent blend of Tamil history and culture, Sci-fi, and end-of-the-world scenarios.

This book is for all who feel the need for Renal Diet: - Patients and their caregivers- Students of Nutrition and Dietetics- Nursing students.- Nursing staff in Dialysis Units- Post Kidney Transplant-Care Staff- Dialysis Technicians

Tells the story of a group of researchers, naturalists, adventurers, cooks, immigrants, and scientifically curious teenagers who came together in the late 1930s to embark upon a series of ambitious expeditions never before, or since, attempted. Their mission: to piece together the broken shards of the Channel Islands' history and evolution.

Endeavouring to understand the sway of the frontier on religion in the US, this book follows Mormon-American conflicts, from the Utah War and the antipolygamy crusades to the Reed Smoot hearings. The story of Mormonism's move toward American acceptability represents a larger story of the US's transition toward modernity and religious pluralism.

For 12,000 years, people have left a rich record of their experiences in Utah's Capitol Reef National Park. In The Capitol Reef Reader, award-winning author and photographer Stephen Trimble collects the best of this writing.

Revealing both successes and shortcomings, it considers how Cultural Resource Management can face the challenges of the future. Chapters offer a variety of perspectives, covering highway archaeology, inclusion of Native American tribes, and the legacy of the NHPA, among other topics.

Presents the multiyear archaeological investigations of Cerro Juanaquena and related sites in northwestern Chihuahua, Mexico. The authors place their work in a regional and theoretical context, providing detailed analyses of radiocarbon dates, structures, features, and artifacts.

The first full account of the journey and discoveries of an archaeological expedition into the American Southwest. In 1931 a group from Harvard University's Peabody Museum accomplished something that had not previously been attempted - a four-hundred-mile horseback survey of prehistoric sites through some of the West's most rugged terrain.

"Second edition, revised": Introduction, books 1-4 & 5, books 10-11.