The first real estate investment guide written by a woman for women, offering a comprehensive education on how to recognize good properties, increase their market value through renovation, and realize appreciation through sales.

According to Peter van Inwagen, visible inanimate objects do not, strictly speaking, exist. In defending this controversial thesis, he offers fresh insights on such topics as personal identity, commonsense belief, existence over time, the phenomenon of vagueness, and the relation between metaphysics and ordinary language.

Speaking directly to women--natural renovators, she feels--the author shares the secrets of her success renovating and selling residential properties. With practical checklists, step-by-step information, and anecdotes from her own career, she tells readers how to prosper. Illustrated.

It has been a well-known fact that astrology was called the eye of the Vedas, for it threw light on matters relating to timing events. The conduct of Vedic rituals had to be timed at a specific period, hence astrology was put to this use. In the modern context, this divine science is used to interpret birth charts to have an overview of an individual's personal and professional future in terms of success and prosperity. The book deals with this analysis at great length and enlightens a lay reader about the subject.

Presents extended reviews of noteworthy books, short reviews, essays and articles on topics and trends in publishing, literature, culture and the arts. Includes lists of best sellers (hardcover and paperback).

Presents the history and lore of Wise County. This volume begins with early exploration by Captain Christopher Gist and Dr Thomas Walker, and concludes with a chapter titled Newspapers and Radio Stations. It includes topics that range from Indians and early settlers to teachers, schools, rail roads, jails and more.