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The terrorist destruction of the World Trade Center onSeptember 11, 2001 was the climax of a course plotted by Osama Bin-Laden tobring about his apocalyptic vision of a decisive clash between the Western and MoslemWorld. This timely volume details the organizational workings and belief systemof Bin-... More

Your in-depth guide to detecting network breaches, uncovering evidence, and preventing future attacks Whether it's from malicious code sent through an e-mail or an unauthorized user accessing company files, your network is vulnerable to attack. Your response to such incidents is critical. With this ... More

Inoculate your network against the viruses, worms, and Trojans of today -and tomorrow Virus writers are becoming craftier and more numerous every year, resulting in huge losses-in revenue, data, productivity, and reputation-for companies and organizations around the world. Going beyond the partial ... More

It begins with the general principles of Indian philosophy, which are opposed to those of western philosophy, and it shows what pratical effect they have upon human life, how the extreme fanatics lived and stilldo live, and how the principles were compromised to include practical morality. It begins... More

Putting the erotic back in erotica, this intimate collection of short storiesreveals the many layers and desires that draw people together.A woman resolves to show her boss who "really" belongs on top . . . A lonely worker receives an anonymous erotic gift that unlocks unknown floodgates of desire ... More

INDIAN THOUGHT AND ITS DEVELOPMENT BY ALBERT SCHWEITZER TRANSLATED BY MRS. CHARLES E. B. RUSSELL THE BEACON PRESS BOSTON Copyright 1936 by the Beacon Press First published in English by Rodder and Stougkton London, 1936 and Henry Holt and Company New York, 1936 Beacon Press edition first published i... More

Originally published in 1922. The author's experiences as a doctor/explorer in the untamed forests of Equatorial Africa. Illustrated with photos and maps. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Home Far... More

In this charming autobiographical essay, Albert Schweitzer tells of his first nineteen years in Upper Alsace and his youthful discoveries of religion, music, and the inspiration of friendship. Even in his boyhood there were traces of what was to become his "reverence for life": as a boy, he writes, ... More

J. S. BACH BY ALBERT SCHWEITZER DR. THEOL., DR. MED. DR. PHIL., STRASBOURG HON, MIT8. DOC, EDINBURGH. HON. D. 0., OXON. HON. LL. D., ST. ANDREWS TRANSLATED BT ERNEST NEWMAN PREFACE BY C. M. WIDOR VOLUME I WITH THREE PLATES NEW YORK THE MACMILLAN COMPANY TO FRAU MATHILDE SCHWEITZER IN GRATEFUL REMEMB... More