Kirjahaku

The ultimate quick, yet thorough, reference for bakers, with every metric conversion and ingredient substitution you could want, plus 18 recipes for basic, fail-proof cakes, frostings, and cookies--with variations that combine to make dozens of desserts.

World, Composed takes exquisite aim at the universe of physics in a voice of scientific authority and poetic innovation. The poet speaks across time and space in conversation with the ancient Lucretius, who first wrote of atomic theory in verse two thousand years ago. From ether to entropy, from the mind of god to the doubts of mathematicians, from relativity to a comet's debris in the night skies over an Indiana farm, Jessica Reed questions the idea that the world is composed only of atoms and void, exploring the elusive nature of matter and the myriad textures the void takes in the human imagination.

Never short on cash for fun, games or funding her education and without reason other than peer pressure-Tori naively takes the bait of a rationalizing friend who leads their group of 5 co-eds down a path signing up for the online "dating" platform, Seeking Arrangements, where wealthy men and women seek to establish mistress-styles relationships. No, it's not prostitution, and it's not criminal. It's fun and the men crave or deserve this treatment. Or so Tori thought. After a series of bad decisions that only money and over-confidence can buy, Victoria has lost herself, only to re-find herself in the classroom of Arthur Tomlinson, first semester of pursuing her Law degree.But old habits die hard, and she's soon caught up in more ethical struggles and self-reflection. Not only Tori, but her teacher and others, battle ethical and moral struggles as their stories unfold. What can Tori do to make things right?

SeekingBy: Jessica ReedNever short on cash for fun, games or funding her education and without reason other than peer pressure-Tori naively takes the bait of a rationalizing friend who leads their group of 5 co-eds down a path signing up for the online "dating" platform, Seeking Arrangements, where wealthy men and women seek to establish mistress-styles relationships.No, it's not prostitution, and it's not criminal. It's fun and the men crave or deserve this treatment. Or so Tori thought.After a series of bad decisions that only money and over-confidence can buy, Victoria has lost herself, only to re-find herself in the classroom of Arthur Tomlinson, first semester of pursuing her Law degree.But old habits die hard, and she's soon caught up in more ethical struggles and self-reflection. Not only Tori, but her teacher and others, battle ethical and moral struggles as their stories unfold. What can Tori do to make things right?