Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.

The result of decades of research, The Jewish Manifesto includes irrefutable proof of the divine authorship of the Torahbased on hard evidence, a devastating critique of atheism and evolution, a plausible reconciliation of Genesis and science and brief, clear comments about many controversial topics such as circumcision, feminism, gay rights, Lubavitch, Hassidim, etc.The Jewish Manifesto is clearer, more concise and more accurate than other similar books currently available. This book is written for the Internet generation of Jews who can instantly fact check any assertions made by a rabbi. (Kindly ignore "reviews" written by bigots who have not read my book but who are afraid that you will.)"

If you are going to expand your business overseas you will face a myriad of choices. What is the best entity, what is the best way to negotiate a joint venture agreement, how to conduct due diligence, what are the tax consequences, and many more. You need to know which questions to ask and what issues to consider. This nuts-and-bolts guide will cover legal, tax and practical aspects of forming and operating a joint venture with a foreign partner. The authors, Robert F. Klueger and Jacob Stein are practicing attorneys in Los Angeles, California. Over the past thirty-some years they have been representing American individuals and businesses venturing overseas. They have authored numerous scholarly articles and taught hundreds of seminars. In this book they share their knowledge and experience in any easy to understand and follow manner.

New poetry from Roy Jacobstein (Winner of the 2002 Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry).

Winner of the 2002 Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry "Nothing in Roy Jacobstein's large experience--a union barbershop in mid-century Detroit, the obstetrics ward in a Cambodian refugee camp, the 'befuddlement' of childhood, the wisdom of the nursing child, the lab, the boardroom, the luminous common heritage of the printed page--nothing appears to have been lost on him or, thanks to him, on us. In a world beset with loss, this exhilarating, mindful, compassionate book allows us the dream of wholeness. It is tonic for the soul. It is (of how many books can this be said?) from poem to poem and vista to vista, good company." --Linda Gregerson