"The Gossamer Nature of Random Things" presents a collection of introspective poems composed over a twenty-eight year period by writer and poet Howard Brown. These poems are based on the random observations and internal reflections of the author on a wide range of topics: from encounters with interesting people, to special places he has visited, to the unique nature of the moon and its cycles.

His poems reflect upon everyday joys and sorrows- whether chronicling an enjoyable afternoon at his daughter's house listening to his grandchildren at play in "Alicia's Backyard," or musing in "Ghost" over the futility of trying to hold on to the past. "The Gossamer Nature of Random Things" provides an intimate look into the life and emotions of one man-a sort of personal journal in verse form.

"Kaleidoscope Sheltered by a neon sky, the mountain, a collage of red, green and gold, the magic of the landscape enhanced by its own inherent transience."

Seeing Jesus as He Really Is takes you on a journey through the Gospels and along the way, you'll see how Jesus really lived, how He radically changed the world, and how Jesus is portrayed through the word of God.

Seeing Jesus as He Really Is will help every reader know how to answer the questions that Jesus asked His disciples, "Whom do men say that I am" and "Who do you say that I am?"

Chapters include:
Jesus and His Methods;
The Sweet Presence of Jesus;
The Name of Jesus;
Called to Do the Works of Jesus;
Pressing in to Jesus.

A former senior health-services official speaks honestly and plainly about what it is like to be gay in America. A classic of gay history. Introduction by Randy Shilts.

English-Medium Instruction in Japanese Higher Education provides a touchstone for higher education practitioners, researchers and policy makers. It enables readers to more clearly understand why policies concerning English-medium instruction (EMI) are in place in Japan, how EMI is being implemented, what challenges are being addressed and what the impacts of EMI may be. The volume situates EMI within Japan's current policy context and examines the experiences of its stakeholders. The chapters are written by scholars and practitioners who have direct involvement with EMI in Japanese higher education. They look at EMI from perspectives that include policy planning, program design, marketing and classroom practice.

All 23 episodes from the second season of the '70s Western TV series following the adventures of outlaws Kid Curry (Ben Murphy) and Hannibal Heyes (Pete Duel) as they try to go straight with the help of the local governor. Having to stay out of trouble to achieve amnesty, the two men change identity to avoid detection but can't seem to kick the habit. The episodes are: 'The Day They Hanged Kid Curry', 'How to Rob a Bank in One Hard Lesson', 'Jailbreak at Junction City', 'Smiler With a Gun', 'The Posse That Wouldn't Quit', 'Something to Get Hung About', 'Six Strangers at Apache Springs', 'Night of the Red Dog', 'The Reformation of Harry Briscoe', 'Dreadful Sorry Clementine', 'Shootout at Diablo Station', 'The Bounty Hunter', 'Everything Else You Can Steal', 'Miracle at Santa Marta', '21 Days to Tenstrike', 'The McCreedy Bust: Going, Going, Gone', 'The Man Who Broke the Bank at Red Gap', 'The Men That Corrupted Hadleyburg', 'The Biggest Game in the West', 'Which Way to the O.K. Corral?', 'Don't Get Mad, Get Even', 'What's in It for Mia?' and 'Bad Night in Big Butte'.

In Seven Volumes. Vol. VII. Seaon-Zueblin.