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Carmen de Hastingae Proelio; Battle C.1100; Military Architecture; Piety of Anglo-norman Knightly Class; Military Architecture C.1200; the Byzantine View of the Normans; Henry I and Anglo-norman Magnates; Anglo-norman as a Spoken Language; Magnates, Curiales and the Wheel of Fortune; Bishop's Lynn; Battle Abbey. Contributors: C. Clark, P.e. Curnow, R.h.c. Davis, L.j. Engels, C. Harper-bill, J. Hermans, C.w. Hollister, M.d. Legge, D.m. Owen, E.m. Searle.

A WORLD OF THEIR OWN... LYNN ABBEY, POUL ANDERSON, BOB ASPRIN, JOHN BRUNNER, JOE HALDEMAN, ANDREW J OFFUTT have created Sanctuary, and peopled it with wonders: One thumb (the crooked bartender at the Vulgar Unicorn); Enas Yorl, magician and involuntary shape changer(he lost a duel to another magician); Jubal, ex-gladiator and slave who is now a pillar of the community (he made his money selling slaves); Lythande the star-browed (his magic is in question, his sword-play is not); Cappen Varra the Minstrel (the only honest man in Sanctuary). these are just some of the unforgettable players you will meet on a stage where murder, mayhem, and skullduggery- with always a bit of magic- are the order of the day.

According to author and lecturer Lynn Anderson, churches today are crying out for dynamic, hands-on leaders who love the flock and "lay down their lives" for their parishioners. The leadership principles in this book work for church leaders of all kinds--elders, deacons, worship leaders, and Bible teachers. Dr. Anderson gives practical steps to shepherding in our fast-paced world where time is a premium.

In March 2003, Bernard Tschumi convened forty of the world's leading architectural designers and theorists -- Elizabeth Diller, Peter Eisenman, Zaha Hadid, Steven Holl, Rem Koolhaas, Greg Lynn, Winy Maas, Thom Mayne, Ben van Berkel, Mark Wigley, Alejandro Zaera-Polo, and many others -- for a conference at Columbia University. The exceptional array was asked to predict the conversations and directions of architectural practice in the 21st century. Speakers addressed the categories of current architectural discourse -- form, aesthetics, material, detail, politics -- and questioned their future validity. Other topics included architects' obsession with the detail, the possibility of practicing a politics of material, the definition of an avant-garde urbanism, the importance of form beyond its aesthetic value, and whether architecture can directly influence the social world. The State of Architecture brings together manifestos, musings, and meditations to capture the key polemics raised by this extraordinary convocation of thinkers.