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• It?s amazing where you can roam at the foot of an escalator. William, free to think at the bottom of his, is about to embark on the shocking finale to his mysterious search.
• There?s much else to ponder, too. There?s his love for the barbed Cas. And who?s the woman he meets every week claiming to be his daughter? There?s the past he pictures of flying, TV, spiritual and sporting glory. But how does the ordinary life he remembers at the steelworks sit with being confidant to Marlon Brando and Michael Jordan, Brookside scriptwriter and Concorde?s chief test pilot?
• This literary novel confronts love and isolation, freedom and focus, reality and imagination with tragi-comic craftsmanship.

• This book is a continuation from my first one the Pick 3 Lottery - Escalator Trap System.
• Escalator 2 will provide the reader with an entirely new understanding and appreciation on how the Pick 3 lottery operates. The author has held nothing back and tipped out in the open, top- secret strategies, to make you a better player.

• My theory of pyramid building does not follow the conventional wisdom of Egyptology because I do not see ramps as the unavoidable solution like many other well known theories. My research and imagination have led me to discover two major aspects of the ancient Egyptian inventions that are essential as the pyramid building techniques of the ancient Egyptian civilization:- The first aspect is the tools: I believe that the ancient Egyptians did in fact invent escalators, elevators, travelators (or horizontal corridor), semi-vehicles long before the modern people. The forms, shapes and mechanisms of these hypothetical ancient escalators, elevators, travelators and semi-vehicles come from both my observation then my imagination.- The second aspect is the anti-gravity force. I discovered that the ancient Egyptians did likely invent many extraordinary anti-gravity pulling apparatuses that can defeat the Earth's gravity which is a tremendous challenge to their endeavor in order to raise millions of stone blocks high up their artificial mountains with such ease. All these theoretical anti-gravity pulling apparatuses share the same principle which consists of using the gravity against itself.I believe that some artifacts are there, if one looks a bit deeper at the common features of some major pyramids of Ancient Egypt, then they may reveal something unexpected.
• That is exactly what I found: The seemingly common descending passages inside at least 5 pyramids of the Old Kingdom era may be a major artifact of an ancient Egyptian anti-gravity pulling apparatus. In addition to that, the Grand Gallery of the Khufu pyramid may be a superb second conveyor-belt based anti-gravity pulling apparatus. The ancient Egyptians architects had actually asked the Earth, I believe, to do the pulling job for them. As a result raising 2.5 million stone blocks up an artificial hill like their pyramids won't become an insurmountable obstacle after all. Thanks to these major inventions, the ancient Egyptian architects did not need to resort to building ramps which represent so many challenges by themselves.Last but least, I have also discovered the skylight divider building concept likely invented by the ancient Egyptian architects to help them in their endeavor too.

• A rhyming tale describes the adventures of a group of children as they wander around the city.

• Valmiki's Ramayana is believed to be the first poetic work written in Sanskrit; it is, therefore, referred to as the Adikavya. It is said that Brahma assured Valmiki that "as long as the mountains stand and the rivers flow, so long shall the Ramayana be read by men". In the Puranas, Rama is described as an avatar of Vishnu, but Valmiki does not refer to him as God. The few verses which do so are considered interpolations. The Ramayana consists of 24,000 verses. There are six sections - The Bala Kanda, the Ayodhya Kanda, the Aranya Kanda, the Kishkindha Kanda, the Sundara Kanda and the Yuddha Kanda. The seventh section, the Uttara Kanda, is probably an interpolation. Valmiki's monumental work influenced other great poems on the same theme. Among these are the Hindi, Tamil and Bengali versions of the Ramayana written by Tulsidas in the North; Kamban in the South; and Krittivasa in the East. The Ramayana has made a deep and abiding impact. Bas reliefs and paintings depicting scenes from the Ramayana are to be found not only in temples all over India, but also in Indonesia and Angkor Vat, Kampuchea.

• Due to recent events, all eyes have been on the American military, especially the elite Special Operations teams: Army Special Forces, Army Rangers, Navy SEALS, and Air Force Special Ops that truly are the best of the best in the military. These teams of specially trained warriors perform the most difficult, politically sensitive, and dangerous missions known to the US military. The Special Ops Workout: The Elite Exercise Program Inspired by the United States Special Operations Command gives an inside look at the intense physical preparation required to become part of one of these elite teams. The men of the Special Ops are in the best physical shape of their lives, and the combination of conditioning workouts, nutritional information, and inside looks into training and selection guidelines outlined in The Special Ops Workout show just how they get that way. Nationally known fitness expert Mike Mejia and former US Navy SEAL and fitness author Stewart Smith teamed up to give an insider's look into some of the toughest military training in the world.

• A riveting account that reaches beyond the market landscape to say something universal about risk and triumph, about hubris and failure.??The New York TimesNAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY BUSINESSWEEKIn this business classic?now with a new Afterword in which the author draws parallels to the recent financial crisis?Roger Lowenstein captures the gripping roller-coaster ride of Long-Term Capital Management. Drawing on confidential internal memos and interviews with dozens of key players, Lowenstein explains not just how the fund made and lost its money but also how the personalities of Long-Term?s partners, the arrogance of their mathematical certainties, and the culture of Wall Street itself contributed to both their rise and their fall. When it was founded in 1993, Long-Term was hailed as the most impressive hedge fund in history.

• It's a busy day on the farm! Join in and use the flaps to help the farmer collect the eggs, harvest the crops, milk the cow and much, much more. With interactive action-flaps, you can do it, too!
• Each clever flap provides an action or scene-change to encourage children to actively engage and explore. The playful flaps are perfect for little hands to develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

• Electrical and Mechanical Services in High Rise Building: Design and Estimation Manual

• Join the busy chef in this playful, interactive flap book!It's a busy day in the kitchen! Join in and use the flaps to help the chef as he chops, stirs and bakes! With interactive action-flaps, you can do it too!Each clever flap provides an action or scene-change to encourage children to actively engage and explore. The playful flaps are perfect for little hands to help develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Original concept and illustration by Dan Green.The Busy Day series:Introduces the worldBoosts motor skillsRecommended for children aged 2+Also available in the Busy Day series:BuilderVet AstronautFarmerFirefighterAthleteTrain Driver

• It's another busy day! Join in and use the flaps to help the vet as she listens to the dog's heart, gives the chameleon her medicine and X-rays the cat's leg. With interactive action-flaps, you can do it, too!
• Each clever flap provides an action or scene-change to encourage children to actively engage and explore. The playful flaps are perfect for little hands to help develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

• This handbook provides a comprehensive guide to the analysis and design of staircases, escalators and moving walkways. It presents the various analytical and numerical designs, experimental methods and assessments in simplified form. Early chapters deal with staircases, covering the general requirements for the analysis, design and structural detailing of staircases in various materials. All the available classical methods including those developed by Taleb, Gould, Libenberg, Siev, Morgan and Cohen follow, with numerous examples. Numerous design examples are given of freestanding and other geometric staircases and their elements and components. These examples relate to the cases studies given in the earlier chapters and all examples are checked using appropriate Eurocodes, British and American Codes. The section concludes with the necessary structural detailing. Escalators and moving walkways are described, beginning with manufacturers' data and various codified methods including the design loads and materials properties. Static and dynamic analyses are given for various elements and components and the dynamic analysis of interaction of the escalators is given in detail. Structural detailing of escalators and their components is also covered. Planning, codified methods and analysis, and design case studies are included throughout. Design examples are given on essential items relating to staircases and escalators. Appendices provide a comprehensive bibliography and facilitate a comparative study of different international practice and code requirements.