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This classic romantic thriller contains all the elements of a good mystery story: an isolated mansion inhabited by mysterious creatures, a handsome hero, duels, ghosts, and an old-fashioned shoot-out.

The Power Makers - the producers of our electricity - must meet the demands of their customers while also addressing the threat of climate change. There are widely differing views about solutions to electricity generation in an emission constrained world. Some see the problem as relatively straight forward, requiring deep cuts in emissions now by improving energy efficiency, energy conservation and using only renewable resources. Many electricity industry engineers and scientists see the problem as being much more involved.

The Power Makers ' Challenge: and the need for Fission...

This book is for you if you have ever:

done a handstand after lovemaking to work with gravity. - overdosed on black licorice to heighten fertility. - faked a thermometer reading for good measure.

In between the "heavy boot" chapters of infertility, I share a hodgepodge of our Friday night date escapes. I give creative date ideas to feed the relationship and give it a vacation.

On Friday night, we take turns creating and surprising each other with a theme date. The dates are a mix of fun, artsy, outdoorsy, adventurous, glamorous, silly, cultural, sentimental, elaborate, and humbly...

The Silver Age is a new novel by obscure author and bon vivant Nicholson Gunn. Inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald's great short story "Winter Dreams" (his warm-up for The Great Gatsby), it is 2013's other, somewhat lower budget, Fitzgerald remake.

Unfolding in a vibrant but prosaic Canadian city in the early years of the 2000's, the novel tells the story of Stephan Stern, a gifted young photographer who catches the eye of Jenny Wynne, a local journalist who writes a popular lifestyle column - a frothy confection of cultural analysis, gossip, and material cribbed from Sex and the City....

Interwoven with Emanuel Swedenborg s commentary on the Bible is his system of correspondences, which describes the relationship between the spiritual and the physical worlds in symbolic terms. For Swedenborg, specific people, places, animals, and objects represented spiritual principles or ideas for example, light corresponds to truth, and darkness to ignorance. Using this system, he interpreted the Bible in a radically new way, using it to illuminate the path to spiritual growth.

First compiled in the decades following Swedenborg s death, the "Dictionary of Correspondences" has been...