Bøger af Kyle Miller

Cnut's world was changed forever and there was nothing but madness left for him. His new goal in life is to pillage and raid and take out his anger on every Norse enemy possible. He will travel to the end of the known world, ravaging everything in his path. He is a true Viking warrior on a journey of madness.

Gain a better understanding of conversational English. With fourteen chapters containing engaging dialogues, essential phrases, discussion questions and practice activities, this book will challenge you to become more natural in your English conversations. Every chapter focuses on a different real-life topic that Americans are likely to encounter. The dialogues include simple vocabulary explanations and demonstrate the use of commonly used idioms among young Americans. Learn formal and informal language appropriate for different contexts. These short but useful chapters will help increase your conversational confidence and will give you further insight into American culture. Whether you are a teacher looking for an additional resource for your students or a student looking for practical ways to improve your English, this book contains many helpful examples worth studying.

Cnut lost everything. Now it is time for him to take it back and gain his vengeance. Cnut not only seeks to take Bjarni's life, but to condemn his soul so that he can't reach Valhalla. Cnut wants to achieve the feat before he leaves this world and enters Valhalla, but it seems the gods are against him. He must overcome adversity and difficult obstacles to get the revenge that he desires.

Building Practice features interviews with architects, designers, educators, curators, fabricators, strategists, critics, and activists who are advancing speculative design through the culture and politics of building, capturing critical and formative moments associated with building a practice. Each interview reveals strategies for linking practical and theoretical forms of knowledge and evidences the active creation of unique approaches to contributing positively to both architectural culture and the built environment. Collectively, an introduction, twelve short texts on topics that are pertinent to architecture today, and thirty-two interviews convey how architects claim conceptual territory regarding form, space, order, materiality, and aesthetics, and push for design to have meaning and value in relation to cultural, environmental, political, and social concerns. The individuals and practices profiled in this book collectively partition themselves from previous generations of experimentally motivated practices while individually exemplifying their own inimitable affinities, techniques, and sensibilities. Building Practice shares the first acts of an emerging generation of practices and identifies the peripheral yet pivotal aspects of building a practice today.