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Mac Basics In Simple Steps [Bok / Pocket]

This is a book about movies and moviequotes. It contains 700 of the most well known quotes from different and ground breaking movies made throughout time. Movies, that at one point, everybody was talking about. Movies that became Cult. Read it from cover to cover or play the movie quiz game. This book is a must for all true movie-lovers. Read it and re-live your memories from the wonderful world of cinema! "Billy: Where ya from man? Stranger on the Highway: Hard to say." EASY RIDER, 1969, USA "I think someone should just take this city and just... just flush it down the fuckin' toilet." TAXI DRIVER, 1976, USA "You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off." THE ITALIAN JOB, 1969, UK

Bioenergy - For What And How Much? [Bok / Pocket]

Climate Challenge - The Safety´s Off [Bok / Pocket]

The wind gathers, rising up suddenly. Two men on a fragile boat, a trip to sea - a few drinks, a bite to eat - when one of them decides to push on to the open ocean. Suddenly there they are: among the distant islands, the threatening fog and gathering swell of the sea, bound together on an odyssey into the unknown. Jon Fosse's work includes novels, poetry, essays and books for children. He is one of the most produced playwrights in Europe and his plays have been translated into forty languages. Oberon Books publishes Nightsongs and The Girl on the Sofa, and his other plays in the following collections: Plays One, Plays Two, Plays Three, Plays Four and Plays Five. Plays Six is forthcoming in 2012. Oberon Books also publishes The Luminous Darkness: The Theatre of Jon Fosse by Leif Zern (translated by Ann Henning-Jocelyn).

In Brood, a stunning new voice depicts one woman's attempt to keep her four chickens alive while reflecting on a recent loss of a miscarriage.<br/><br/>Darkly witty, deeply moving - Jackie Polzin's Brood is a startlingly original debut novel about motherhood, marriage and grief, full of sorrow, joy and unrelenting hope.<br/><br/>Over the course of a single year, our nameless narrator heroically tries to keep her small brood of four chickens alive despite the seemingly endless challenges that caring for another creature entails - and all the while struggling to confront her own recent loss. From the forty-below nights of a brutal Minnesota winter to a sweltering summer which brings a surprise tornado, she battles predators, bad luck, and the uncertainty of a future that may not look anything like the one she always imagined.

On the edge of burnout, Vern decides to return to his family in the Sunshine State to start over. Starting a new dead-end job as a custodian at Quasar-a local science facility with a shady motive-he shrugs on his uniform, grabs a mop and bucket, and trudges off to clean up. Black holes? Space-time anomalies? Galactic ooze? Things aren't entirely what they seem at Quasar, and when Vern accidentally plugs in a mysterious machine and finds himself standing on the brink of the destruction of every planet in the Multiverse, he finds himself presented with the greatest question of all: what is the point?