Chess Record Corp A Tribute Chess Record Corp , A Tribute is the ultimate pictorial journey of one of the most iconic record labels in the history of music . Chess Records the foundation Rock n roll. See the faces that made Chess one of the most seminal record labels in the world. Virtually, every rock & pop artist in the 20 & 21th century can trace back to the influence and unique sounds of Chess Records artists. This high quality illustrated hard back features over 150 unique artist images from Blues,Gospel,Jazz, Rock & Soul as well as unique memorabilia images. Also includes complete R&B chart entry history of Chess Records and the Chess family archive contributions. A one of a kind 70th anniversary celebration of Chess Records for music fans worldwide. Foreword by Marshall Chess & Introductions by Richard Ganter.

The ruins of Great Zimbabwe are acknowledged as one of the most impressive monuments in Africa, but also one of the most mysterious. Many scholars have investigated them without coming to any agreement on the identify of their builders, their purpose or even their date. The author considers the ruins in both an African and a global context, and reviews investigations of other archaeological and historical enigmas around the world. He finds previously unsuspected connections between Zimbabwe and ancient civilisations such as the Phoenicians and the builders of the Giza pyramids. Finally he offers a truly 'heavenly' explanation for Great Zimbabwe.

The rapid adoption of wind energy in the renewable energy mix can be seen in many industrialized nations in the past decade, in particular the need to agreed greenhouse gas reduction and stable energy supply are seen as a sound vision for a sustainable energy policy'. In an emerging market such as South Africa there are abundant renewable resources including wind energy, however there is low adoption observed to date. This study investigates barriers to entry in the South African wind energy sector and what the priorities are to remove such barriers for successful deployment of wind technology. Therefore, it was required to examine successful deployment of wind energy in the European Union and how such barriers were removed; this was set in the current status of the renewable energy sector and existing barriers in South Africa. It was necessary to gain insight of the inter-related issues on opening a traditional fossil fuel based energy market to a transitional implementation of renewable energy provisioning, considering the current utility monopoly based energy landscape in South Africa.