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This anthology offers a critical examination of organized Zionism's influence on American politics and global affairs, featuring contributions from thirty commentators. The collection challenges the taboo surrounding discussions of Jewish groups' impact on U.S. policy, particularly in relation to Israel. With direct and provocative writing, it scrutinizes Israel's role as an American ally and its favored status across political parties. The insights presented aim to reshape readers' understanding of domestic and world politics, making it a thought-provoking read.

The narrative centers on a Special Operations Flight Surgeon who recounts his gripping interview with Saddam Hussein during the night of the dictator's capture. It delves into the intense missions that culminated in this pivotal encounter, offering insights into both the surgeon's experiences and the broader context of military operations. The book provides a unique perspective on the complexities of war and the personal stories intertwined with significant historical events.

"The Book on Bush is the first comprehensive critique of a president who is governing on a right wing and a prayer. In carefully documented detail, Eric Alterman and Mark Green, two of the leading progressive authors/advocates in the country, not only trace the guiding ideology that runs through a wide range of W's policies but also expose a presidential decision-making process that, rather than weighing facts to arrive at conclusions, begins with conclusions and then searches for supporting facts." "While other commentators and authors have plumbed a particular policy (or policies) or chronicled his provable deceptions, Alterman and Green connect the dots of what's behind all the policies and prevarications. The Book on Bush reveals a president who, while determinedly uninformed, uncurious, and unyielding, is messianic in pursuing the goals of his three leading constituencies: the religious right, big business, and neoconservatives. With few exceptions, the interests of these groups have been served so effectively that the result for America is nothing less than the attempted rolling back of the progressive gains of the past century."--Jacket

NILE is a story about a young man who played football in the late 1930s. But it is more than a sports story. The nation was still recovering from the Great Depression and on the cusp of the greatest war in the history of mankind. One athlete, in particular, understood the historical significance of the moment. Many people who knew Nile Kinnick sincerely believed he would have been one of our nation's greatest leaders. Unfortunately, the country never had the opportunity to witness what this promising young man may have achieved. The story tells of Kinnick's life from high school to his ill-fated flight near Trinidad during WWII. But it's also a story that touches on the lives of his Iowa Hawkeye teammates. They became known as the "Ironmen" because there were very few players on the 1939 team. After two losing seasons in 1937 and 1938, the University of Iowa hired Dr. Eddie Anderson to coach the football team. He was relentless in his pursuit to have the players in the best physical condition of any team in the nation. Many quit. But those that remained made history.

The Pearson Global Edition features content tailored to meet the needs of students outside the United States, developed in collaboration with educators worldwide. This edition emphasizes global relevance, making it a valuable resource for diverse learning environments.

In this thrilling continuation, the Grey Faction faces relentless pursuit from militant mages and clones after rescuing a friend from the Magistas Syndicate. As they strive to return home, they confront the sinister plans of Siegfried and the resurgence of a formidable enemy from their past. The delicate balance between magic and science teeters on the brink of chaos, promising significant transformations in their world. Tension mounts as danger lurks at every turn, and the stakes have never been higher.

Exploring themes of horror and the supernatural, this anthology features a collection of chilling stories centered around corpses, ghosts, madness, and murder. Contributors include a diverse mix of American, Scottish, and English authors, both amateur and professional. Released annually on Halloween, it promises to be a perfect companion for fans seeking spine-tingling tales to enjoy on dark, eerie nights.

The elite fighting force known as Grey Faction tackles high-stakes threats, including serial killers and those with superhuman abilities, on behalf of global governments. As they prepare for their most formidable challenge yet, the seasoned leaders and their team must confront an unprecedented danger that tests their skills and resilience. With years of combat experience behind them, survival becomes a daunting task against an enemy unlike any they have faced before.

The narrative offers an intimate glimpse into a man's journey through a challenging battle with brain cancer, initially diagnosed as anaplastic ependymoma and later revised to glioblastoma. Mark Green shares his experiences through five surgeries, extensive radiation, and years of chemotherapy, all while maintaining a sense of humor. His blog serves as a platform for reflection, evoking laughter and tears as he chronicles his relentless fight against the disease. Proceeds from the book support brain cancer research and patient assistance.

A reflection on family roots in England, Germany and the first years of growing up in southern Africa during the troubled 1970s' in Rhodesia. Followed by a challenging new beginning in Europe, learning to overcome insecurity and finding strength and identity with subculture music and underground scenes. I experienced Skinhead life in the mid-late 1980s, started creating own fanzines, explored friendships and failures, fought on the streets and danced through the nights at countless concerts of Psychobilly, Heavy Metal, New Wave, Skinhead, Punk and Ska acts. 'Give me Some Kick!' is a passionate mirroring of a restless past...