Most Popular Books by David Shaw

Guarding Your Gate is a powerful prophetic guide to discerning access, protecting favor, and walking in divine alignment. In a world filled with noise, distractions, and counterfeit connections, this book equips believers to recognize when God is opening a gate-and when He is closing one for their protection. Each chapter is packed with scriptural insight, spiritual strategy, and real-life application to help you: Set healthy boundaries without guilt Discern divine connections from demonic assignments Protect your oil, your purpose, and your peace Navigate rejection, redirection, and spiritual warfare with wisdom Rise confidently as a gatekeeper over your life, ministry, and calling Whether you''re in leadership, business, or simply seeking clarity in your personal walk, Guarding Your Gate will awaken your discernment, strengthen your spirit, and challenge you to steward what Heaven has placed in your hands. You are not called to live exposed. You are called to guard what is holy.

A picture book set in medieval time. The little black prince gets lost in his own kingdom and gets a taste of what is like for the lower orders. The story contains humour and adventure.

I identify and describe the two theories of creation of the West, the Hebrew cosmos, and the Greek cosmos. Then I cover the Fall of these theories, first the Four Revolutionaries of Modern Science and the scientific adjustments to the solar system, then Edmond Halley announces the first challenge against the solid sky (1718) by identifying three stars that had moved since Hipparchus'' star map (about 134 BC). Stellar parallax began in 1838 when F. W. Bessel used trigonometry to establish the distance to 61 Cygni. Today a billion stars have known distances. Between 1718 and 2002 there was no theory of creation. In 2002, Harold Morowitz wrote The Emergence of Everything, How the World Became Complex. He told the story of our world in twenty-eight emergences from the big bang to philosophy. An emergence is a property of a complex entity that emerges upon certain conditions and becomes the foundation of the next emergence.

This commemorative booklet and accompanying CD contain David Shaw''s biography of Massey, together with much of this Victorian poet''s verses, literary critiques, lectures, articles, review, correspondence and his main works on Shakespeare''s Sonnets.

The year is 1340 and England is under threat of foreign invasion. The southern ports are unguarded and under constant attack. Gwen and her brother Art discover stolen treasures which belongs to the king. Facing great danger they make a voyage to return them and hopefully revive both king and nation to health and strength.

John Shaw and his wife, Susannah were Quakers of English descent. They settled in Southampton township in Bucks county, Pennsylvania where the first of their six children, James, was born in 1694. Descendants later moved to Morrow County, Ohio.

The Coast to Coast is one of the most popular trails in the UK. Walkers from across the world visit to walk the 200 mile route from West Cumbria, through the Lake District, past the Howgills, across the Pennines and through North Yorkshire to the North Sea. The route passes through three National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The technological progress on the digital processing has an impact on the approach to the detection and localization of electromagnetic sources. In this technical report, we present a monitoring system to detect mobile satellite terminals in the open sea. The monitoring system is based on high gain antennas and amplifiers and the correlation of the known spectrum responses. The monitoring system can be implemented using low-cost component and it can be deployed in the patrolling boats. The prototype can be improved and deployed on the vessels of the coast guard or the navy, which have the responsibility to patrol the sea for illegal immigrants and piracy activities. A similar monitoring system can also be installed on Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV) used for the same purpose.

Young nearby associations of stars are exciting and important observational opportunities to explore the development of young stars and proto-planetary or early planetary systems. The first step in exploring these systems is to locate them. Each group member was born from the same molecular cloud with its own original momentum and most stars born in this cloud will have similar space motions to the cloud which spawned them, at least for the early part of their lives. Since the associations are young, gravitational interactions have not altered the overall space motion of most member stars to the point where the velocity dispersion of the group is too high to kinematically identify members. It is the low velocity dispersions that are exploited to determine potential group membership across a 435 square degree area of the sky. An astrometric study was conducted to determine the position of thousands of stars to high precision such that they may be compared with earlier position measurements of the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS) to determine their proper motions over a six to eight year period. A method of projecting the mean proper motion of a nearby association to any point on the sky has been developed and by comparison to the actual proper motion of a star at that point, individual stars can be ranked as probable or not probable members of separate young nearby associations. The projected proper motion of a group allows the calculation of a probable distance to the star if it were to be a group member. Thus a star''s potential 3D spatial position can be compared to existing group members and its correlation with the spatial extent of the group can be determined. Some probable group members determined by their proper motions are studied spectroscopically to determine if their intrinsic brightness (due to projected distance) places them in an acceptable location on a color-magnitude diagram within an acceptable spectral type. If a star meets all of these criteria it is a strong candidate for further study as a potential young nearby association member. A time series spectroscopic study of the young nearby variable star TWA 30 is presented showing a probable circumstellar disk very close to the star. The spectra variations show indications of a disk that is not always along our line of sight and appears to obscure the stellar surface unequally.

Strategies for conducting proposed archaeological survey, with review of previous research.