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When Carl moves into Ben and Olly's street, things instantly get more exciting. His games are strange, unpredictable, and thrillingly violent. But why is he so fearless? Why are they never allowed into his house? And why does it begin to feel as if he is taking control of their lives?

It isn't long before Ben wants his old friendship back, but getting free of Carl turns out to be the toughest challenge he has ever faced

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence, and Reasoning, LPAR 2005, held in Montego Bay, Jamaica in December 2005.

The 46 revised full papers presented together with abstracts of 3 invited talks were carefully reviewed and selected from 108 full paper submissions. The papers address all current issues in logic programming, logic-based program manipulation, formal method, automated reasoning, and various kinds of AI logics.

Joshua lebt mit seiner Mutter und seinem Stiefvater in Amarias, einer künstlich errichteten Siedlung, an deren Rand eine schwerbewachte Mauer verläuft. Joshua hat gelernt, dass hinter der Mauer der Feind lebt, der Tag für Tag darauf lauert, die Siedler zu töten. Und dass die Mauer ihn und sein Volk beschützt.
Doch eines Tages findet Joshua einen Tunnel, der unter der Mauer hindurchführt. Er weiß, dass er so schnell keine Gelegenheit mehr bekommen wird, einen Blick auf die andere Seite zu werfen. Die Versuchung ist zu groß. Und von dem Moment an, als Joshua seinen Kopf aus dem...

Liz travels to India because she wants to find herself. Dave travels to India because he wants to get Liz in bed.

Liz loves India, hugs the beggars, and is well on her way to finding her tantric center. Dave, however, realizes that he hates Liz, and has bad karma toward his fellow travelers: Jeremy, whose spiritual journey is aided by checks from Dad; Jonah, who hasn't worn shoes in a decade; and Fee and Caz, fresh from leper-washing in Udaipur. . . .

With refreshing honesty and a healthy dose of...

"This Odyssey of an Octogenarian" is certainly different. From 1920, when at age 5, my first disastrous adventure occurred until the present time, I have experienced moment after moment of unexpected surprises, of traumatic panics, of impossible coincidences and finally of idiotic decisions I made which some how have always turned into very happy memories.

I know that most books are written for monetary profit. At ninety years of age, and with out any close relatives, my writing for profit is kind of ridiculous. Of the two other choices, I hope this effort will be construed as a labor...