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Chicken Soup for the Mother's Soul

Heartwarming Stories that Celebrate the Joys of Motherhood

These heartening short stories celebrate the defining moments of motherhood - from birth to letting go as your children leave the family home. Stories of courage, sacrifice, laughter and love will make you laugh and cry and will appeal to mothers of all ages - from the mother-to-be to the revered grandmother.

These heartening short stories celebrate the defining moments of motherhood - from birth to letting go as your children leave the family home.

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Jalinan Cinta dan Misteri di Tengah Pemberontakan Muslim Cilegon 1888

“Inilah roman sejarah berlatar Banten setelah Max Havelaar (Saija Adinda) karya Multatuli. Semoga dapat memuka harta karun kisah-kisah heroik Banten lainnya untuk ditulis dalam bentuk fiksi.” --Gola Gong, penulis buku-buku best seller dan pengelola www.rumahdunia.net Adrian de Vries, seorang agen rahasia Hindia Belanda, diperintahkan menyelidiki sebab-musabab kerusuhan Cilegon 9 Juli 1888. Josefine, gadis indo yang cantik, berhasil lolos dari serbuan Laskar Santri dan Petani. Corrie van Krieken, gadis muda ini datang dari Batavia ke Cilegon untuk memastikan ibu tirinya tewas dalam kerusuhan Cilegon yang dipimpin Haji Tubagus Ismail, agar dia bisa mewarisi seluruh harta keluarga. Ketiganya bertemu di Cilegon dalam situasi porak poranda, penuh kebohongan, kepura-puraan, dan pemutarbalikkan fakta. Dan di tengah kesibukan, misi, dan tugas, cinta pun bersemi di antara mereka bertiga. Sanggupkah Adrian mencari fakta sesungguhnya dari kerusuhan Cilegon? Bagaimanakah Josefine bisa lolos dari amukan massa? Berhasilkah Corrie mendapatkan harta warisan? Dan bagaimana kelanjutan hubungan cinta segitiga antara Adrian, Josefine, dan Corrie? “Novel ini tidak hanya enak dibaca, tetapi juga sarat informasi sejarah bangsa.” --Irfan Hidayatullah, penulis, dosen sastra, dan ketua FLP “Tiga orang, satu peristiwa. Tiga motif, satu cinta. Sebuah kisah cinta segitiga dalam sejarah lama: menggugah rasa ingin tahu, menegangkan, dan, tentu saja, romantis. --Rahim Asyik, pengamat sastra dan wartawan Pikiran Rakyat. [Mizan, Mizania, Novel, Agama Islam, Indonesia]

Bagi Adrian, desersi itu berarti mengkhianati panji-panji Oranje yang
digenggamnya saat pertama kali mengucap sumpah setia sebagai prajurit yang
akan membela kehormatan negara, bangsa, dan Paduka Yang Mulia Raja
Willem III.

Tafsir Al-Qur'an Tematik: Hubungan Antar Umat Beragama

The Sumerians

Their History, Culture, and Character

The Sumerians, the pragmatic and gifted people who preceded the Semites in the land first known as Sumer and later as Babylonia, created what was probably the first high civilization in the history of man, spanning the fifth to the second millenniums B.C. This book is a compendium of what is known about them. The author outlines the history of the Sumerian civilization and describes their cities, religion, literature, education, scientific achievements, social structure, and psychology. Finally, he considers the legacy of Sumer to the ancient and modern world.

Which brings us to the third of our school essays, "A Scribe and His Perverse Son
," a text pieced together from more than a score of tablets and fragments. This
essay is noteworthy as one of the first documents in the history of man in which
the ...

Business Law

This eighth editions of Business Law includes updated material on the extensive changes on courts and court proceedings, particularly the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 and the Access to Justice Act 1999 and covers the changes in business associations including the Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000. It contains a new unit on EU Law and revised examination questions at the end of each unit which should provide a basis for modular study. It covers the English legal system, important developments in contract and tort, including recent negligence cases and legislation such as the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 and the Competition Act 1998, sale of goods and new cases and materials on Employment law. It has tables, charts and case studies to aid learning and revision. It is suitable for AS/A Level and undergraduate HND/C Business and BA business studies students.

A. Crimes and torts As it has been noted in Unit 1, conflicts can arise in many
ways in a complex society, and the law aims to regulate conduct in various
different ways. First, certain conduct is deemed so undesirable that the law
prohibits it, ...

How Do Fables Teach? Reading the World of the Fable in Greek, Latin and Sanskrit Narratives

Fable, which the rhetorician Aelius Theon defined during the first century C.E. in his Progymnasmata as muthos pseudes eikonizon aletheian or "a false tale picturing reality" (van Dijk), has primarily been examined in modern scholarship (Perry et al.) as narrative, not as illustration intended to stimulate thought by appeals to imagination. Theon's emphasis on eikon ("image") and the idea of the fable as a metaphor (van Dijk) suggest that the fable is similar to another rhetorical device, the ekphrasis or descriptive narrative, and needs to be understood as a mode of visualization. Aristotle earlier defined metaphor in part as a way of putting an image depicting activity before the eyes of the audience. Modern ideas of signification---which reflect the speaker's or writer's role in creating a sign and the audience's role in interpreting this coded information---accordingly suggest how the ancient fable can function visually as a way of conveying knowledge about a problem or situation. Folkloric rhetoric (Abrahams) provides a method for unraveling the complex layers of speech and narrative found in fable by examining three structural levels: the materials of language and narrative, the themes constructing the dramatic conflict, and the context connecting the fable to the external world. The fable---when read as a complex made up of narrative event, image and metaphorical trope---creates a miniature world that encodes a problem or conflict within a fictional world. This world of the fable (cp Norgaard) can be seen as inhabited by animal and other characters which speak to the behaviors of humans in early Indo-European societies such as Greece, Rome and India. What modern literary critics of characterization reveal as partial forms of characterization appear in fables to explain how the workers, rulers and thinkers of these societies may have functioned in relationship to one another. Rather than being a sub-literary form for entertaining children, fables in these societies actually communicate beyond the narrative itself by depicting workers who persevere or resist labor, rulers fragmented to demonstrate the use and abuse of power, and thinkers who educate audiences to perceive solutions to their problems.

The speaker of the world of the fable provides examples of how the audience is
to read the signs that name attributes. For instance, Phaedrus' story of "The
Mouse and the Weasel"13 demonstrates a discrepancy between the name
applied to ...

Introduction to real analysis

Assuming minimal background on the part of students, this text gradually develops the principles of basic real analysis and presents the background necessary to understand applications used in such disciplines as statistics, operations research, and engineering. The text presents the first elementary exposition of the gauge integral and offers a clear and thorough introduction to real numbers, developing topics in n-dimensions, and functions of several variables. Detailed treatments of Lagrange multipliers and the Kuhn-Tucker Theorem are also presented. The text concludes with coverage of important topics in abstract analysis, including the Stone-Weierstrass Theorem and the Banach Contraction Principle.

A similar conclusion holds if 8q < ep. D Corollary 2. A subset £ c S is connected
in S if, and only if, £ is connected relative to £. From our introductory paragraph,
one would expect that the connected subsets of R are particularly easy to ...

Legal Analysis and Communication

Designed for Legal Research & Writing courses, this book introduces the reader to the study of law and legal analysis. Part I examines why we have law and our responsibilities as lawyers. Part II discusses the law school experience, including how to study, how to learn, how to prepare for and take exams, and how to manage stress. Part III guides law students through the steps of legal analysis, including the sources of law, the analysis of enacted law and case law, the synthesis of multiple sources of law, and the application of law to facts. Topics include tools to help students grasp the analytical skills needed to perform well in law school, as well as many examples and opportunities to apply the information learned. Part IV discusses how best to communicate that analysis in law office memos and client letters, emphasizing good organization, clear writing, and accurate citation. Part V reviews the research process, including how to develop a research plan, when to use online and print resources, and where to find the materials needed.

To build a good Discussion section, you need a strong thesis paragraph, a strong
analytical framework, and strong ... This section will discuss: Thesis Paragraphs
A thesis paragraph is an introductory paragraph that orients the reader to what ...