Four-part BBC Open University series looking at the history of mathemtics. Professor Marcus du Sautoy takes viewers on a journey through the ages & around the world to Egypt, China, India, Russia, The Middle East, Europe & America. Along the way he examines the development of key mathematical ideas & shows how, in a multitude of surprising & innovative ways, these concepts underpin the science, technology & culture that have shaped our world. ...

Helps readers learn to take a personal & self-directed leadership journey into the practice of aaah. This book introduces readers to the powerful concept of Selfhood & meet the Curious Seeker, Courageous Finder, & Conscious Creator. It provides the questions to reveal the most important personal insights. ...

Represents an attempt to provide objective criteria & analytical frameworks by which the quality & function of contemporary congregational music can be assessed. This book also considers how well modern music is serving the modern church, & also how effectively it is operating as a musical form in the secular culture that surrounds it. ...

This nail-biting low-budget natural thriller directed by independent filmmaker Chris Kentis tells the simple tale of a married couple, Susan (Blanchard Ryan) & Daniel (Daniel Travis) who go on a diving trip while on holiday together. Both are experienced divers, & break away from the rest of the group to explore. Their dream holiday becomes a nightmare when the careless diving boat crew accidentally leave without them, stranding them with only basic scuba diving equipment in shark-infested waters. As time passes & their anxiety increases, the personal troubles inherent in the couple's relationship begin to surface, while the sharks draw ever closer... ...

This training book for open water swimmers

Features: profiles of popular events & famous swims; 16 practice

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An anthology that focuses on the tradition of Canadian nature poetry in English. It surveys Canada's regions, poetries, histories, & people as these relate to the natural world. It features a section that deals with contemporary writers who are working within & creating a fresh ecopoetic aesthetic in the early twenty-first century. ...

Psychological drama starring Robin Tunney, Joel Edgerton, Elliott Gould & Cybill Shepherd. When young photographer Izzy (Tunney) is sexually assaulted, she struggles to cope with her feelings in the aftermath of the attack, as does her fiance Peter (Edgerton). As Izzy & Peter struggle on, Izzy's parents, Arlene & John (Shepherd & Gould), & Peter's father, Eddie (Scott Wilson), offer what support they can, but it is clear Izzy's attack has had a significant effect on eveyone... ...