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Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket As Issued. First Edition. NY: Baen. Baen, NY, 1995 First Edition , First Printing 341 page Mass Market Paperback. Edited by Esther Friesner with stories by Nancy Springer, Roger Zelazny, Alec Effinger and Others. Fantasy collection A near fine copy with light shelf wear. see Photos 3/5. Cover art by Larry Elmore (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. First Hardcover Edition. Book Club edition. Black boards lettered in silver on the spine. Lightly rubbed on the corners of the dustjacket; no interior markings. Dj art by Larry Elmore. This anthology contains: The Growling by Jody Lynn Nye; Teacher's Pet by Josepha Sherman; Lady of Steel by Roger Zelazny; The Guardswoman by Lawrence Watt-Evans; Amor Ella by Holly Lisle; And Ladies of the Club by Elizabeth Moon; Exchange Program by Susan Shwartz; Whoops by Nancy Springer; Blood Calls to Blood by Elisabeth Waters; Maureen Birnbaum in the MUD by George Alec Effinger; Goddess for a Day by Harry Turtledove; Career Day by Margaret Ball; Armor Amore by David Vierling; The Stone of War and the Nightingale's Egg by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough; The New Britomart by Eluki Bes Shahar writing as Rosemary Edghill; On the Road of Silver by Mark Bourne; Bra Melting by Janni Lee Simner; The Old Grind by Laura Frankos; Were Wench by Jan Stirling; and The Way to a Man's Heart by Esther Friesner. Size: 8vo. Larry Elmore; (illustrator). Book.…

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Magazine. First edition. Near Fine magazine with the cover slightly pulled at the staples, otherwise fine. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The November 6, 2005, issue of the Sunday New York Times Magazine with: gene-therapy is still years away but genomic medicine can figure out what's wrong with a patient--Lisa Belkin follows a pediatrician who tends to the Amish and Mennonites, with photographs by Eugene Richards; a fashion pictorial photographed by Tina Barney with snowboarders as models; an architectural pictorial photographed by Ari Marcopoulos of Marc Morisset's house in British Columbia; Building Stories, a graphic novel by Chris Ware, part 10; Comfort to The Enemy, fiction by Elmore Leonard, chapter 8; Roger Lowenstein on Alan Greenspan and the Fed; David Rieff on the politics of immigration; an interview with Lawrence Ferlinghetti; a profile of Sarah Smiley, a military wife who writes about the anxiety and frustrations of base life with a spouse off to war, by Alex Witchel; literary darwinists apply evolutionary principles to the literary canon, by D.T. Max; and much more. Staple-bound magazine; 118 pages + a 12-page bound-in CMA Awards booklet; color and b&w reproductions throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches.…

Magazine. First edition. Fine with one small abrasion to the spine. SHIPS THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY, WRAPPED IN PADDING AND CARDBOARD. The October 30, 2005, issue of the Sunday New York Times Magazine with: a fashion portfolio by Roger Ballen; a portfolio of photographs shot backstage at the Metropolitan Opera by Abelardo Morell; Part 7 of Building Stories by Chris Ware; Chapter 7 of a serialized story by Elmore Leonard; Roger Lowenstein on the end of corporate pensions; Maureen Dowd on Are Modern Mores Killing Off Feminism?; rural Nepalese Maoists; James Traub on virulent anti-Americanism; cover photo of a Duane Hanson statue; and much more. Staple-bound magazine; 94 pages; color and b&w reproductions throughout; 9.5 x 11.5 inches.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This book features five peer-reviewed reviews on the development and deployment of good agricultural practices (GAPs).The first chapter describes GAPs, notions of good farming, how GAP standards have evolved in developed and developing economies and the opportunities to evolve these pre- and postharvest standards.The second chapter reviews the role of GAPs in preventing microbial contamination of fresh produce. The chapter also summarises how GAPs have evolved, the impact they have had on the produce industry, as well as how they are implemented.The third chapter considers the debates about GAPs in the context of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) and how GAPs can be developed as part of an effective food safety control programme in CEA systems around the world.The fourth chapter addresses how GAPs can be used to optimise sustainable crop production and refers to three contrasting maize cultivation systems in the USA, Ethiopia and Argentina to demonstrate this.The final chapter provides an overview of the GAP-related certification schemes in global banana production and how they can be utilised to address the yield gap, improve synchronisation between ecological processes, production routines and cost efficiency.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. This book features five peer-reviewed reviews on the development and deployment of good agricultural practices (GAPs).The first chapter describes GAPs, notions of good farming, how GAP standards have evolved in developed and developing economies and the opportunities to evolve these pre- and postharvest standards.The second chapter reviews the role of GAPs in preventing microbial contamination of fresh produce. The chapter also summarises how GAPs have evolved, the impact they have had on the produce industry, as well as how they are implemented.The third chapter considers the debates about GAPs in the context of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) and how GAPs can be developed as part of an effective food safety control programme in CEA systems around the world.The fourth chapter addresses how GAPs can be used to optimise sustainable crop production and refers to three contrasting maize cultivation systems in the USA, Ethiopia and Argentina to demonstrate this.The final chapter provides an overview of the GAP-related certification schemes in global banana production and how they can be utilised to address the yield gap, improve synchronisation between ecological processes, production routines and cost efficiency.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes:¿ Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3¿ Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching¿ Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter¿ A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings¿ A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs¿ A complete bibliography of scholarly sources.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book of Joel is only a few pages long. It contains enough to fill a lifetime.In The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle, Bible teacher and seminary-trained scholar Meg Elizabeth Brown takes women verse by verse through one of the most overlooked books in the Minor Prophets - and finds it loaded with everything the modern church needs and rarely talks about: the Spirit poured out on all flesh without hierarchy or qualification, a Day of the LORD that is as serious as blood and fire and as merciful as an open door, and a salvation offered to everyone who calls - not everyone who performs, achieves, or earns, but everyone who calls.Beginning with a locust plague and ending with the gathering of all nations before a God who judges and restores simultaneously, Joel moves through the full sweep of biblical theology in forty-seven verses. Brown traces that sweep across nine chapters of accessible, deeply personal, scholarship-grounded writing - unpacking Hebrew words, tracing cross-references from Genesis to Revelation, and asking at every turn what this ancient promise means for a woman reading it today.This is not a comfortable book. Joel doesn't do comfortable. But it is a hopeful one - for women in hard seasons, for communities that have been failed by institutions, for anyone who has called on the name of the Lord from the floor of a situation they never planned for and wondered whether God was still paying attention.He was. He is. The locusts are never the last word.The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle includes: Nine chapters walking verse by verse through Joel 2:28-3:3 Hebrew word studies woven naturally into the teaching Reflect & Respond questions at the end of every chapter A chapter-by-chapter Scripture Reading Guide with primary and deeper readings A full Discussion Guide for small groups and book clubs A complete bibliography of scholarly sources The words Joel wrote to a locust-ravaged, post-exilic community became the sermon Peter preached on the day the Church was born. This book asks what it means for us. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The God Who Doesn't Do Subtle | What the Prophet Joel Teaches Us About the Spirit, Justice, and a Love That Won't Quit | Meg Elizabeth Brown | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Hinneh LLC | EAN 9798234097514 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

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