Bøger af Michael Simpson

A semi-autobiograhical collection of poetry and short stories, focusing on personal questions and one's own place in this world.

Two hundred poems composed of five acts are presented to you for your consideration. The author struggled with sobriety for the longest time, and these poems are his attempt to deal with the struggle in his own terms, to comprehend what he went through, to finally see the dawn come.

Anyone interested in the Inkling Poets will find this book both fascinating and insightful about "the oddest Inkling," Charles Williams. Scholars of Dante, Tennyson, the Inklings, the Theology of Romantic Love, or the Arthurian poetical tradition will appreciate this work as critical to their research. C. S. Lewis considered Charles Williams to be perhaps the greatest Inkling. Other Williams' contemporaries echoed Lewis' esteem for Williams, such as W. H. Auden, who referred to Williams as "the only writer since Dante who has found out how to make poetry of theology and history." Acknowledging Williams to be the greatest of all Dante scholars, Dorothy Sayers called him the "Master of the Affirmations." Besides those accolades, Williams has certainly earned his reputation as the most eminent and prolific Arthurian poet since Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Williams' Arthurian poems represent not only his uniquely creative expression of Arthuriansim but also an attempt to correct what Williams thought was Tennyson's mishandling of the Arthurian tradition, especially his "celestialization" of Sir Galahad and his dematerialization of the Holy Grail. However, to read Williams' poems in light of Tennyson, but apart from a recognition of Dante's influence upon Williams, will result not only in a deficient understanding of Williams' Arthurian poems but also in an underestimation of Williams as a poet. Most important to Williams' Arthurian poetry is his incorporation of Dante's image of the Holy Trinity as a "point of light," which Williams reinvents as "a light beyond Jupiter," the supreme expression of Williams' Trinitarianism and "the consummation of his thought and art."

In book one of the KRMx01 series you completed the basic construction of the KRMx01 CNC. You wired the KRMx01 electronics and configured the Mach3 controller software. In this book, the second in the series, you will add cable management, an emergency stop switch, clamp table, and homing switches. In addition you will be taken step-by-step through the operation of your KRMx01 CNC.

The KRMx01 is a CNC router you build yourself using basic tools. Each chapter is a step-by-step project in its self. Each chapter presents you with a listing of tools and components required to complete the chapter. In addition each chapter includes time and cost estimates so you can budget your time as well as your funds.

HANS is a wooden gear clock that was designed from the ground up to help you successfully build your first gear clock. Many wooden gear clocks utilize weights to power the gear clock. These weights mean you have to wind the clock every couple days. The HANS electric gear clock utilizes an easy to obtain synchronous motor to drive the clock. This motor attached to the first gear, will keep the clock accurate to within a second or two each month. Gear Cutting Techniques: The gears used in the HANS clock can be made by tracing and cutting with a saw, or by using a set of templates and a router table. Plate Design: The plates were designed so that only the arbor hole locations are critical. You are free to alter the plate shape as you see fit. The Book: This book consists of 136 pages grouped into 11 chapters. The book will take you step by step through the process of building a real working gear clock.

A book of 200 poems, created solely by the author for the purpose of expressing himself. After dealing with drug usage and alcohol abuse, the author gained sobriety and relearned how to write. This was the result.

Love poetry. Love poetry. Love poetry. Every poem is designed to woo the heart and mind of the girl you love. If you believe in it at first sight, this book may be for you.

Shared Secret Goals" is likely a book that focuses on the importance of setting and working towards common goals in order to create a better future for individuals and communities. The author of this book likely emphasizes the idea that the collective effort of many is necessary in order to achieve significant change and progress.The book may explore various aspects of setting and working towards shared goals, including the process of setting achievable and meaningful goals, the importance of collaboration and cooperation, and strategies for overcoming obstacles and challenges along the way.The book may also offer insights and inspiration for individuals and communities who are looking to work together towards a common vision and make a positive impact in the world.

Commercial Real Estate Training. Filled with the terminology, formulas, and calculations Residential Agents, Brokers and brand new Commercial Real Estate Agents need to know to successfully handle transactions involving Commercial Investment properties, this resource from The National Commercial Real Estate Association was written for Resimercial(TM) agents. Ifyou are a residential agent juststarting to work commercial/investment transactions or a Broker/Sales Managerlooking for an innovative andeffective way to help your sales team take more marketshare and increase profit margins by adding Commercial transactions to your existing business, then this workbook is for you. For more training resources like these, visit www.TheNCREA.com

The authors review the chronology of Russian air operations in Syria, and assess the strategic and operational blueprint, basing strategy and force disposition, effectiveness of the Russian air campaign, and its applicability to future campaigns.

A fascinating exploration of the relation of the Modern Olympic Games to the Classical tradition, examining claims of continuity between ancient and modern.

Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham was one of Britain's great sailors, a worthy successor to Nelson, whom he admired and many of whose qualities he displayed. This second volume of Cunningham's papers covers the period of his life. It includes official documents, but also many letters to his family and brother-officers that exhibit his feelings.

Revealing the series of closet dramas written by Byron and Shelley to be deeply embedded in contemporary radical culture, the author explains why the dramas were written and why they invoke and apparently oppose textual and theatrical versions of themselves.