A description of the phonology of modern Greek dialects from the point of view of their historical development in so far as this may be reconstructed from their modern form. An introductory chapter explains the basis of the approach adopted, and makes the book readily intelligible to the students of Greek with no special training in linguistics. Throughout the work the historical development of numerous sample words is presented in order to illustrate the rules.

Humanity stands at the threshold of a new phase of Earth's planetary evolution. Breathtaking possibilities - in tune with the evolutionary path of the universe - are now available. Yet the question arises: Does humanity have the ideas, foresight and potential for action that could create a culture that corresponds to the planet's transformation? In the midst of distressing ecological crises, Marko Pogacnik offers fresh hope. Having worked intensively in the fields of holistic ecology (geomancy) and Earth-healing for four decades, he now formulates a vision of a culture based on co-creation with Gaia (the Earth), her elemental worlds and beings from parallel evolutions. Creating Gaia Culture is also a workbook, featuring dozens of drawings and meditative exercises to help transcend mental obstacles by cultivating the quality of living imagination. Pogacnik - UNO Goodwill Ambassador and UNESCO Artist for Peace - presents numerous ways to collaborate with the process of creating Gaia culture. He allows us to look into the primeval source of the future by interpreting the ancient book of the biblical Apocalypse - a text that holds the secret of Earth changes in a coded vision of a new human civilization - and uses his experiences, visions, dream stories and communications with beings from parallel worlds to trigger pictures that can enable a new human culture become a tactile reality.

Have you ever thought you made a brilliant choice in a situation, only to realize that you were seriously wrong? Welcome to the world of Brian Newton Fuller. His choices in certain situations, made total sense at the time ... until the results begged to differ. Those results are reflected here in all their ridiculous, asinine, hilarious, painful, idiotic glory. They say that art imitates life. If that is the case, then Brian Newton Fuller's life created The Art of Idiocy. This is a combination of his previous books, The Art of Idiocy and The Art of Idiocier, along with some extras.

Who would want to pursue the American Dream, not through hard work, but through hard crime? The Pitts brothers, Kurtis and Tommy, that's who. But as is the crux with any dream, it's easy to get in over your head, especially when you are trying to rip-off the biggest criminal in town. Follow Kurtis and Tommy on their comedic crime journey and witness the serious-ass trouble that alters the cards they were dealt in life. The Combination is not as easy as a simple spin of three numbers.

If you thought Brian Newton Fuller's first book, The Art of Idiocy - Public School Years, was a laugh riot, then get ready to lower your standards once again for his follow-up, The Art of Idiocier - Beyond the Public School Years. With more sordid and twisted tales of bad decisions resulting in comic outcomes such as: - College - when your alcohol level is higher than your GPA - Working summer jobs with future felons - Learning a temp job from a drunk person - Finding out that the biggest drug dealer from high school is now a licensed pharmacist - Discovering the perils of a whiskey enema - What epididymitis and daytime television have in common - Heavy metal music, hookers and stand-up comedy - A rock and roll drive-by - And not one, but two ventriloquist stories. These, along with a few fiction stories that "just ain't right", make The Art of Idiocier - Beyond the Public School Years ...another book written by Brian Newton Fuller.

Life can't be explained with a spreadsheet ...and other misconceptions of the businessman's world was written as a motivational book of short scenarios to help the businessman, his family and friends see the differences between the work and home environments, how to understand them and how to change the current outcome.

These are the stories of Brian Newton Fuller's life in public schools, from kindergarten through high school. They are filled with misconstrued life lessons, idiotic decisions and absolutely zero political correctness. In other words, these are real stories, with real people and real laughs.