Added by: JustGoodNews | Karma: 4306.24 | Black Hole | 23 May 2010
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Debbie Brown's Dream Wedding Cakes
Debbie is the best known novelty cake designer in the world, whose designs have inspired every professional cake maker, and her wedding cake book also includes mainly novelty designs so it is difficult to recommend the book to anyone without knowing whether you like this type of designs. Here, she is at her
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Added by: susan6th | Karma: 3133.44 | Fiction literature | 15 March 2010
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The Night Church
An ancient Satanic cult takes over a neighborhood church in Queens each evening with the goal of breeding monstrously evil creatures. Some years back, Strieber (The Wolfen) seemed to be one of the more distinctive, promising horror/occult talents--but this new folderol ia as dumb and tasteless as the work of all those other Satan-pulpers. Out in Queens, N.Y., a secret 1900-year-old cult takes over the local Catholic church at night
This description of the structure of Old Church Slavonic is intended to present fully the important data about the language, without citing all the minutiae of attested variant spellings. The facts have been treated from the point of view of structural linguistics, but pedagogical clarity has taken precedence over the conciseness required for elegant formal description. Old Church Slavonic was used over a period of some two hundred years and in various geographical parts of the Slavic world.
Upon the fall of the Roman Empire, a new imperial rule rose. From Constantinople — the "new Rome" — Emperor Constantine ruled land from Spain to Mesopotamia and from Asia to Egypt. A rift with the Catholic Church led to the establishment of the Eastern Church, and eventually the Eastern Roman Empire. The Byzantine Empire survived more than 1,000 years in spite of the deadly plague and attacks from crusaders and pillagers, but eventually fell victim to a new invention: gunpowder.
The She-King of Egypt - Why did Hatshepsut decide to rule Egypt as a man? Australia's Dry Run - Farmers feel betrayed by the climate. Changing Rains - Droughts and deluges could stir up political unrest. Svalbard's Ice Paradise - Seals, bears, and birds flourish on Norway's islands. Resurrecting Russia's Church - The faithful search for a new, post-Soviet identity. Vanishing Amphibians - Scientists race to save them from threats.
