John Connelly Pořadí knih

At the last black hole, a diverse group including a Neo-human, a Time Traveler, and others confronts the end of time and the universe. They gather to reflect on their origins and the legacy of their stardust ancestors. As the final particles of existence fade, they grapple with profound questions about meaning, choices, and the future. The narrative explores themes of existence, legacy, and the reconciliation of humanity's past as they seek to determine what, if anything, can be salvaged from the dying universe.

A young girl named Tanisha embarks on an exciting journey to learn Taekwondo, showcasing the importance of discipline, respect, and perseverance. Through her experiences, readers are introduced to fundamental techniques, the philosophy behind martial arts, and the value of setting goals. The book emphasizes self-improvement and confidence-building, making it an inspiring read for children interested in martial arts or personal growth. Tanisha's adventures highlight the joy of learning and the empowerment that comes with mastering new skills.

The story captures the excitement and anticipation of lunchtime, showcasing the various foods and activities that come alive during this midday break. Through vibrant illustrations and engaging text, it invites readers to explore the joy of sharing meals, the diversity of lunch options, and the social interactions that make lunchtime special. Ideal for young readers, it emphasizes the importance of food and companionship in a fun and relatable way.

Jak każda historyczna relacja, ta książka nie mówi o martwej przeszłości. Przeszłość nie umiera. Ponieważ katolikom nie udaje się docenić zmiany, jaka zaszła w latach sześćdziesiątych XX wieku, nadal nieświadomie powracają oni do myślowych wzorców z czasu przed tą rewolucją. Dzisiejszy Kościół twierdzi, że pojmuje sprawy Żydów w kategoriach ustalonych przez deklarację Nostra aetate, ale w oświadczeniach jego przywódców wciąż znajdują się odwołania do okresu sprzed Soboru Watykańskiego II. W swojej deklaracji Kościół zadowolił się myślą, że Bóg dokona pojednania ludzkości w jakiejś nieokreślonej przyszłości, bez konieczności zwrócenia się Żydów do Chrystusa, a mimo to Papież niedawno wezwał katolików do modlitwy za Żydów, aby Bóg i Pan nasz oświecił ich serca i pozwolił im poznać Jezusa Chrystusa, Zbawiciela wszystkich ludzi. Jeszcze później biskupi amerykańscy oświadczyli, że katolicy muszą oczekiwać nadejścia czasu, gdy cały lud Izraela zostanie włączony do Kościoła coś, czego biskupi uczestniczący w Soborze Watykańskim II usilnie starali się nie powiedzieć

This book explores the history of East Central Europe from the late eighteenth century, a region often challenging to define due to its complex boundaries and diverse nations. Connelly emphasizes that, despite linguistic, geographic, and political divisions, the peoples of this area shared a common experience. The narrative begins in the 1780s with Habsburg monarch Joseph II, who mandated the use of German in hopes of fostering a unified nationality. Instead, this decree ignited nationalistic movements among smaller groups striving for independence from empires. The author illustrates how the national self-assertion that emerged during imperial rule in the 18th and 19th centuries laid the groundwork for the region's subsequent history, including the formation of nation-states after World War I, the challenges of democratic governance during the interwar period, and the domination by Nazi and Soviet regimes post-1939. The book connects major themes and national histories, chronicling the region's evolution through revolutions, genocide, and struggles for democracy, leading to the contemporary rise of illiberal leaders who exploit longstanding fears.

“2449 - Our depiction of this future has a very 1920’s vibe. Everything from the fashion, to the cars, to the architecture, even the technology, feel decidedly less “futuristic.” While technology still plays an integral role in our story and the world, we have purposely toned it down substantially, instead choosing to focus on refining a few key innovations.” - Morgan Rosenblum “The goal was to create a unique and unusual future, one that might actually feel more like an alternate reality or vivid dream.” - Matthew Medney The year is 2449 - Abel Kane, an accomplished writer, witnesses a murder. But when he discovers the victim was a machine in a “skin suit”, his life is turned upside down. Its mere existence is either an anomaly or part of a surreptitious takeover. Soon Abel finds himself caught in the middle of a dangerous conspiracy. The more he investigates, the more he begins to fear he might be the only human left. Created by: Hero Projects Written By: Morgan Rosenblum & Matthew Medney Story By: Matthew Medney & Morgan Rosenblum, Voodoo Bownz, Jonny Handler Pencils: Fabrizio Ugolini Inker: Fabrizio Ugolini, Onofrio Orlando, Salvatore Di Marco Colorist: Anna Volcan Created By: Herø Projects Produced By: Herø Projects & Tomato Farm Published By Heavy Metal

Sometimes the only path forward is through the past. The earth is dying, and time travel is real. We have abused fossil fuels, leading to a self-inflicted extinction event. Our only hope lies with my team of Time Inflectors, who must travel back in time to save our futures. With limited crude oil and negligible primary fuel sources, carbon clouds signal the end of our species. We face two choices: leave the planet or fix it. As part of the TFA, a Canada-based agency, we discovered a revolutionary fifth Elemental force: Time. We built a time machine based on new physical sciences, aiming to return to the "inflection points" of this crisis to make changes. Ironically, the fuel required for our invention is the same that brought us here. With only enough for five time jumps, we face additional restrictions; time travel operates within a Quantum and Physical science framework that prevents paradoxes. This means interactions between future and present individuals are limited. I’m Doctor Malik Fikai, one of the three Inflectors assigned to rectify this mess before it’s too late. Our future depends on our ability to navigate the past and alter our fate.