New Releases by Tim Allen

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Two essential aspects play a huge role when it comes to a person''s general health and wellbeing, and they are healthy foods and regular exercising routine. Having skills and knowing how to use an instant pot to make different meals allows you to cook a variety of healthy meals. Some us have no idea that you can prepare several types of foods using the Instant Pot and this is an opportunity for you to explore the variety. Being introduced to instant pot cooking is life changing especially for busy moms as it is a natural and also healthy way to prepare family meals. The instant pot actually comes with numerous benefits and these include the fact that it offers convenience, it is safe to use as it comes with inbuilt safety mechanisms and technologies, allows one to prepare healthier and tastier foods, it is simple and easy to use, etc. this means that making an effort to have the best instant pot recipes will get you look forward to meal time every other time.

"The latest sci-fi thriller from Tim Allen, author of the Spring 2016 sci-fi bestseller Apocalypse Orphan, has all the makings of a fast-paced story that will have readers biting their nails: hacking, conspiracy, government corruption, and six young gamers trapped in a matrix of virtual worlds, fighting for their lives against a seemingly unbeatable cyber-entity determined to enslave the human race." During the Cold War, Russia developed over 100 nuclear suitcase bombs, some capable of destroying a small city. In 2019, a Qatari terrorist acquired them on the black market. One summer day, he unleashed the fury of hell, raining destruction on the West. World War III engulfs the planet, and the superpowers develop super-intelligent androids to gain the upper hand. But the machines turn on their masters, slaughtering humans by the millions. The Robotic Wars rage on for years, but finally, the swarming androids are defeated. Determined that the world must never again fight a physical war and suffer mass destruction, a new alternative to bombs in the sky and boots on the ground is developed. Spy agencies begin recruiting and training an elite army of video warriors to battle in vast computer matrixes where life-like virtual worlds are maintained. Every nation develops its own cadre of highly trained video gamers, called, "Irus," who defend their homelands against conquest. Wars are fought in virtual reality for control of territories, natural resources, and wealth. But after decades of world peace and prosperity, something is going wrong with the global network of computer servers. Irus are suffering grisly deaths in real life, and ghostly apparitions are defying the laws of science, escaping from the virtual realm and manifesting in our physical world. Six young Irus are dispatched into the holo-cloud to investigate the glitch that is causing havoc with the war servers, and all hell breaks loose. Trapped in dangerous, computer-generated alien worlds, these video warriors must time travel through treacherous scenarios and fight off bloodthirsty aliens, zombies, enemy soldiers, and the vast legions of Rome to escape torture and death as prisoners of the game.

Commander Orlando Iron Wolf is aboard the International Space Station when a blinking light on his computer console alerts him to a fast moving comet headed for a collision with planet Earth. With no way to stop the impending doomsday, the world descends into panic and anarchy. Massive transport ships are built to colonize the moon, and evacuation of a chosen few begins. After a shuttle mission to study the approaching comet goes awry, Wolf is forced into cryogenic deep sleep, and the onboard computer assumes control of the ship. Wolf awakens 50,000 years later to a wildly different earth. Endowed with incredible strength, he finds himself caught in a war between primitive tribes, and his survival depends on Syn, an advanced computer intelligence who has fallen in love with him. Will Wolf be able to help restore Earth to its past glory or is civilization doomed to fail?

Interviews: Mike IX (EyeHateGod), Joseph Kuzemka (Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market), Jeff Stewart (ADP FILMS). Article: Comic Book Men. Comix, illustrations, poetry: Beth Heinly, Max Clotfelter, Aaron Lange, Mike Diana, Tom Tobin, Joshua Birkhimer Borden, Rob Woods, Nicole Cosentino, Jim Ether, David E. Williams, Danny Jimenez, Laura Malamed, Lora Bloom, Roy Smith, Robert Salup, Matthew Soko, Aleksandar Zograf, Rich Hillen Jr., and Mike IX

A brand new book that will have both kids and their grandparents laugh around the kitchen table, or anywhere for that matter, with hundreds of family one-liners that are guaranteed to brighten everyone''s day! Inspirational and educational, simple and straight-forward, this book is the one your grandchildren will never forget!A must for all young and old!

11 Cardstock Biplanes plus 3 Flying Postcards. Paper Airplanes.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has run into serious problems with its first big case -- the situation in northern Uganda. There is no doubt that appalling crimes have occurred here. Over a million people have been forced to live in overcrowded displacement camps under the control of the Ugandan army. Joseph Kony''s Lord''s Resistance Army has abducted thousands, many of them children and has systematically tortured, raped, maimed and killed. Nevertheless, the ICC has confronted outright hostility from a wide range of groups, including traditional leaders, representatives of the Christian Churches and non-governmental organizations. Even the Ugandan government, which invited the court to become involved, has been expressing serious reservations. Tim Allen assesses the controversy. While recognizing the difficulties involved, he shows that much of the antipathy towards the ICC''s intervention is misplaced. He also draws out important wider implications of what has happened. Criminal justice sets limits to compromise and undermines established procedures of negotiation with perpetrators of violence. Events in Uganda have far reaching implications for other war zones - and not only in Africa. Amnesties and peace talks may never be quite the same again.

The Voice Thrower is from a batch of long poems begun in the 90s, arising in my "anti poetry" phase. The title should speak for itself, except it doesn''t, which is the whole point of being a voice thrower. The poem had a twin, The Submissive Bastards, initially sharing the trope of a red sky at dusk, but TVT''s sky turned into a horizon at sea, specifically from Portland looking west across Lyme Bay (Portlanders call it West Bay anyway). While The Voice Thrower''s bastard twin became more controlled, TVT grew ever wilder until, while trying to round it off, I began to suspect the poem was an unconscious attempt to engage with the memory of my mother (Hannah Lawton), yet I resisted making this the focus and let the poem mutate again, the original trope of the red horizon (my mother had red hair) spreading rhizome-like through the various scenarios. The irony though was that the more it tried to resist biography the more autobiographical it became. -Tim Allen

"I had in mind a kind of anti prose poem that would look and smell like one but give a different taste and have a different texture. One way of doing this was by making the conclusion of each Set flat and deflationary, almost deliberately poor in the sense that they never approached closure, either artificially or in actuality." (Tim Allen)

After Woody is kidnapped by a toy collector, Buzz Lightyear''s rescue team locates him, but finds that Woody no longer wants to come home, and Buzz must convince him otherwise--that it''s better to play than sit on a shelf.

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Culture and Global Change presents a comprehensive introduction to the cultural aspects of third world development. It contains 25 chapters from leading writers in the field who each explore a particular aspect of ''culture'' and the significance and meaning of cultural issues for different people in throughout the contemporary world. With chapters dealing with the importance of ''Third World'' cultures but also with changes in Russia, Japan, the USA and the UK, this book considers the relationship between culture and development within a truly global context.

The popular actor and comedian shares his observations on why things are the way they are while sharing his offbeat opinions about the meaning of life and his personal role in it. Reprint."