New Series QUARX and MIND BLOWING BREAKTHROUGHS Explore the Laws of Physics and the History of Science Starting August 19th

Jesus was God Pan and Pan was undoubtedly Cronus, the father of the Olympians, discloses Book.

Dr. Richard Carrier Endorses book, "Find Your Purpose Using Science," by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky. Dr. Tsipursky is a historian of science at OSU and the president of Intentional Insights, a nonprofit devoted to helping people find life meaning through research-based methods.

Recent release "The Domestic Vietnam: America's War of Confusion" from Page Publishing author Dick Fox, is well researched, informative and intriguing. This classic work is not only a biography of the author's Vietnam War travels and memories, but a historic review of the period, and how the war and era weigh upon America's current affairs.

The astonishing tale of a succession of women from British history and the oath they've kept for a thousand years.

Revolutionary America is a dynamic sensory, photography, video and educational exhibit. Hosted by the Mark Miller Gallery at 92 Orchard Street in Manhattan's Lower East Side, the exhibit runs from Sunday June 14, 2015 to Sunday July 12, 2015. 

Tyrone DuBose joins comedian J. Anthony Brown and Radio One personality Niele Anderson on the syndicated weekend radio show, "The J. Anthony Brown Radio Show". DuBose brings to the show a segment called "A Funny Thing Happened," a short biography about comics of the past and present.

The Beethoven Was African project launch showcases an album of Piano Sonatas which faithfully renders Ludwig Van Beethoven's music as it should have been played. The apparent African polyrhythms, originally crafted by Ludwig Van Beethoven into the scores, have been left unplayed and unheared since his demise. Until now. The music is as Beethoven conceived it.

THE COMMEMORATIVE AIR FORCE (CAF) AND EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION (EAA) ANNOUNCE "HEAVY BOMBERS WEEKEND 2015"

Wide range of these services are tailor-made to meet the objectives of research centres, libraries, private collectors of books and manuscripts, and publishers' budget constraints and time lines. Many old books have thus experienced a new lease of life.

A Sticky Business is a fact-based story with two fictional protagonists so as to raise a question that is the theme of the novel. A young priest in Boston witnesses a tragic incident in which several blocks are destroyed and many righteous are killed or injured. He begins a quest to learn why God permitted such a disaster to befall innocent people while two Mafia Dons lead long, prosperous lives.

The brutal dictator of the 20th century was the masked instrument of a double image delusion, according to a new book.

Fontbonne University history professor Dr. Jack Luzkow addresses education, social inequality, employment, the Great Recession and other topics in his new book, "The Great Forgetting: The Past, Present, and Future of Social Democracy and the Welfare State."

Visceral, relatable, raw: Experience the Civil War for what it truly was. Roland Hick's incendiary 7-book series has readers clamoring for the next book The Falcon, released this week as an exclusive pre-sale deal: Fans have 2 weeks to buy both books for the price of 1.

Television and Radio Personality Tyrone DuBose is excited to announce his new webisode, "Do You Know", premiering March 2, 2015 on the Timeless Traxx YouTube Channel

The Sankofa Archives and its Galleries (www.sankofaarchives.com) launched 2/3/2015. A ten-year labor of love by Marjorie Charlot, a librarian at a northeastern university, Sankofa Archives was created to facilitate research on the history of people of African descent throughout the world.

Plantain already documented family histories but it believes that a company's history can be leveraged to deliver significant returns on investment.

National Laura Ingalls Wilder Legacy and Research Association Conference Will Look at Life "Through Laura's Eyes"

Dan Snow Launches the first of his exclusive London history trails with QuizTrail, the innovative new outdoor App. Using the latest geo-location technology, these exclusive trails take you on a historic journey through London's incredible history.

No man could survive the brutality San Khiev endured at the hands of the Khmer Rouge - somehow, San did, never losing his faith. Purging Innocence is his, and his family's, remarkable story.

In 1856, a mother in upstate NY ruthlessly murdered her husband and children, making her the first woman eligible for death by hanging in Genesee County, but her story was lost in the annals of time. Over 100 years later, the story of Polly Frisch ha

The nationalisation of children in European border regions in the aftermath of the two World Wars is now being investigated in detail.

Assuring compliance with the new and stringent 2014 DOT requirements, Real Occupational Testing Services has announced the addition of two Certified Medical Examiners on staff to administer DOT exams in-house.

Real Occupational Testing, Inland Empire-based providers of on-site employee drug testing services, has increased its reach for on-site testing.

"We understand that when it comes to businesses and organizations, one size does not fit all," said Phelps. "We can customize some great programs with the most competitive rates, coupled with the high level of unequaled customer service we're known f

This book is incredible!!! You will find helpful information regarding today's workplace in America. It is full of information that younger and older adults will enjoy reading, and learning from.

Displaying over 200 images of the Santa Clarita Valley's past and present is the next addition to Arcadia Publishing's popular Then & Now series, The Santa Clarita Valley. This new pictorial history is by local authors Dr. Alan Pollack, Kim Stephens

Local history buff Kurt Thornton has lived in Battle Creek his entire life. Through the lens of more than 160 images from his family's collection, the author captured his hometown's progress from the 1950s to present day in Battle Creek.

New York, NY, April 1, 2014: John A. Brennan, local poet and writer, has just penned and released his first book entitled "Don't Die with Regrets: Ireland and the Lessons My Father Taught Me."

Two current research projects are dedicated to a detailed analysis of adolescence, on the one hand, and the language of subversion in Byzantium, on the other.

"Coffee: The World in Your Cup" is a nationally touring exhibit now on display in Kenosha Wisconsin. The exhibit provides a broad overview of the powerful influence of coffee on environments, human cultures, and economies worldwide.

Story describes behind the scenes look at Al Capone and others on both sides of the law, and how all the money was returned.

The Impact of Water, Land & City on The Viennese Danube

Although it's been 50 years since John F. Kennedy's assassination shocked the nation, he still remains one of the most memorable presidents of our time

"Lyrical & Captivating" Florida Storyteller Announces Completion of Final Work 'Content Burns'

The official music video for The Sunrise song, The Jesus Movement, presents a visual history using pictures and video clips from the 1970s Jesus Movement.

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The History of Music Players

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With simple operations, smooth transitions and an engrossing storyline, Air Strike Classic is excitingly back to allure. The idea is to make it more engaging,indulging and appealing!! NOW available in the Apple App store and the Google Play Store

More than 100 film industry veterans tell the story of how Georgia became the top movie production state it is today.

Smuggled from Iraq to Israel , Saul Silas Fathi immigrated to the US, serving as a high-level executive. Now retired, Fathi has compiled an enlightening book of Arab-Islamic Groups and Organizations.

Brooklyn Industries New Spring Campaign Photoshoot Captures the Wide Open Spaces of Sunset Park, Brooklyn

A new mobile app will present a different story from gay history every day.

The Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society is pleased to host author John Cilio on Thursday, March 7 at 7 P.M. He will share vintage images and stories about how women working in WWII changed today's workplace.

In Vintage Tomorrows, Intel's resident futurist Brian David Johnson joins cultural historian James H. Carrott in a globe-spanning journey to dig beyond definitions and into the heart of the growing subculture that is steampunk.

John Cilio is speaking at The Gilbert & Bennett Community Cultural Center in Wilton, CT about his latest book Women's Work in WWII on Saturday, February 9, from 11 am to noon. The talk compliments the new exhibit, War and Peace in the 20th Century.

New Memoir, published in January by Granddaughter of Romanian Historian Constantin C.Giurescu

Harvard University scholar researches the history of Polynesia, at the turn of the twentieth century, in American Samoa.

Channel Islands imprint, Liberation Publishing, is publishing its first novel, "Black Art" by Vic Tanner Davy, on 1 November 2012; a crime thriller, featuring the world's first female-to-male transsexual detective

Telling of a dramatic new theatre project delving into local medieval history.

Newburgh, NY. On October 18, 2012 - All law-abiding and loyal citizens are urged to be vigilant and alert to the presence on your coast of the weatherly, fast, and heavily armed Clipper Schooner Lynx. The 122-foot square top sail schooner Lynx will

Author Maria Sutton of "The Night Sky",interviewed on Savvy Central Radio.

Throughout its history the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame Foundation has sought to correct the omissions of history and to remind the world that Black history is a signification part of American history.

The seven-year appointment speaks volumes about Jackson's growing influence in central Arkansas's political and business communities.

GeoReader LLC has launched its historical marker app, GeoReader ™, for the iPhone. GeoReader™ is the first smartphone application of its kind that combines GPS technology with location mapping and voice-enabled software.

True crime and history author releases the story of the first act of terrorism against a passenger plane, which took place near Chicago in 1933.

New book launched among positive reviews from teachers and parents

Collection of books on the rich heritage and culture of the Middle East launched by Cosimo with Fanack.

insiderPROFILES magazine announces that a new article, "What SAP's Hardware Stance Means for Its Long-Term Competitive Success" by Joshua Greenbaum, is now available in its January-March 2012 issue.

GEDitCOM 1.7 adds geographic records, mapping capabilities, and book styling features. It is available now for the Macintosh and is Lion-compatible.

Solomon Northup was a free black man living in Saratoga Springs, New York, when in 1841 he was lured into leaving the state, and was sold into slavery. After being rescued nearly twelve years later, he authored a book, Twelve Years a Slave, about his