CIA, NASA, and Earth Satellite Corporation all have one thing in common. They merged and developed civilian technology and military technology to derive significant commercial operations. In fact, the future of the major economic powers may depend on their ability to succeed in these endeavors. Few men have seen it all. The author is one of them.

The official records of the proceedings of the Legislative Council of the Colony and Protectorate of Kenya, the House of Representatives of the Government of Kenya and the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya.

Danny Gill was born and bred in the old slum tenements in Glasgow’s South Side. His years as a bricklayer took him half way round the world. His story recounts his travels, the ladies in his life and his fondness for a drink and tells of his life in Irish politics resulting in death threats against him. While building bricks in all sorts of weather, he also managed a more steady side to his life when he got married and had three daughters. After a career of 46 years, a combination of wear and tear coupled with the worst recession in living memory forced him into retirement but he never regrets a moment and now has more time to spend with his wonderful family and five grandchildren to date.

Britain has long been a magnet for people from abroad attracted by its way of life and healthy economy: the recent influx of people from new member countries of the European Union has only increased the trend. Live & Work in Britain is a complete guide to daily life, from finding a home to the art of queuing, all illustrated with first-hand accounts from people living in Britain. This book is part of the popular Live & Work series and is full colour, with numerous maps and photographs throughout. Set out so the information is easily accessible, the book guides you through the practicalities of a move to Britain, from setting up home to finding a job and enjoying time off. In particular, it gives advice on renting accommodation in the major cities, opening the right bank account, finding your ideal home and getting used to the British way of life. There is also easy access to urgent information such as emergency phone numbers. The employment section of the book covers vital information, such as information on business etiquette, the skills and trades most in demand, permanent, seasonal and temporary work, salaries, working hours and holidays, trade unions and contracts, starting or buying your own business and sources of advice and assistance. "e;Essential information for anyone considering making the move"e; The Times "e;Excellent series"e; The Times

Sofia Adams opens her second book of the Legs Trilogy with Suzy and Robby embarking on a therapeutic vacation to the Island of Nevis. In She, Who Kissed His Feet, the relaxing retreat quickly becomes a nightmare when Suzy is whisked back to Michigan to stand trial for the murder of her deceased husband, Sam. Upon arrival, Suzy gets an unpleasant surprise from the ladies in the overcrowded jail cell. It is here where Suzy meets her deceased stepson’s pregnant girlfriend, CiCi Karter, who has vengeful plans of her own. While Suzy’s relationship with Robby hangs in the balance because of his same sex attraction, she desperately seeks self-acceptance and inner peace in a world that’s been torn apart by lies. And so, with the help of those closest to her heart, Suzy diligently aspires to unravel the mysteries of her life, which are interwoven by deception, blackmail, murder and paternity.