A local chess player is discovered dead, his untimely end seeming suspicious.
Detectives quickly find themselves as pawns in the game of an arrogant
mastermind calling himself 'The Turk' who taunts them with chess-related clues
and must work against the clock to predict the killer's next move.
Re-examines the work of John Piper who, as well as being a prominent painter,
printmaker and photographer, was an active figure in many cultural spheres
during the 1940s when the foundations of his reputation were laid. This title
examines various aspects of Piper's work during the forties.
- A fun and engaging introduction to the basic principles of engineering and architecture- Encourages environmental awareness- Aimed at the next generation of architects"An excellent resource for educating and inspiring young minds on the subjects of architecture, engineering, and the built environment" - Architect's Toy Box Aimed at young, enquiring minds, An Igloo on the Moon explores how and why we build. Beginning with the igloo, whose origins are lost in time, and culminating in the latest 3D-printing technology for lunar habitation, the book weaves together themes and ideas to create an unfolding visual story. Illustrated with a sequence of extraordinary collages, specially created by artist Adrian Buckley, the book ranges through history and across continents. Underlying the narrative is an awareness of environmental issues and the need to reconnect with sustainable patterns of building. It is a book to engage the next generation of architects - and their parents and teachers.
The book explores the historical challenges faced by President Suharto from the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia (ABRI) between 1975 and 1982. It delves into the debates surrounding ABRI's role in society, highlighting two main issues that emerged during this period of military involvement. Through this examination, the author aims to provide a comprehensive record of the dynamics between the military and political landscape in Indonesia.
Focusing on advanced radiation detection techniques, this book covers light and heavy ions, beta particles, gamma rays, and neutrons. It serves as a crucial resource for PhD students in experimental nuclear physics and nuclear technology, while also being accessible for undergraduates engaging in radiation detection projects for the first time.
Chattanooga's baseball history, beginning in 1885 and highlighted by the Lookouts since 1909, showcases influential figures like Joe Engel and notable players such as Harmon Killebrew, Mark Langston, and Gil Coan. The narrative explores their contributions to the franchise and the memorable experiences in two beloved ballparks, emphasizing the deep connection fans developed with the game through these iconic players and the rich legacy of baseball in the city.
(Book). A single, searching question: "What do you love about movies?" is posed to fifty of cinema's brightest lights. The answers have been entertaining, profound, personal, ridiculous, revealing and unexpected, but always unique. These declarations of movie passion have been collected into the ultimate one-stop celebration of cinema. This lovingly crafted compendium offers a fascinating and insightful look at the movies through the eyes of 50 of its brightest stars, with subjects including legendary directors such as Francis Ford Coppola, the Coen brothers, Wes Anderson, Steven Soderbergh, Pedro Almodovar, Darren Aronofsky, Quentin Tarantino, and Spike Jonze, and A-list acting icons such as Ryan Gosling, Michael Fassbender, Kristen Stewart, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Tom Hardy. Alongside these star-spangled testimonies are newly comissioned illustrations from amazing illustrators around the world. What I Love About Movies is the perfect gift for every movie fan.