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It is the near future, and ex-soldier and PTSD patient Ryan Reeve (Noel Clarke) has a very disturbing type of blackout amnesia: He regains consciousness days or weeks apart for exactly 9 minutes and 47 seconds, only to discover that he is now a lethal operative for a mysterious organization. But as he tries to piece together his past with each reboot, he realizes that the organization now wants him dead. Can Reeve stay two steps ahead of a sinister colleague (Ian Somerhalder) he does not recogni

Vinyl LP pressing. On the heels of the historic KISS Reunion Tours (spanning 400+ show from 1996 to through 2001) Ace Frehley began laboring over the material that would culminate in the 2009 release of Anomaly - the highest charting Frehley solo album since his self-titled debut in 1978 (which featured the only Top 20 KISS solo hit with "New York Groove)." Allmusic said Anomoly, "surprised even longtime supporters with its forceful, confident performances and sharp songwriting" not to mention i

Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. On the heels of the historic KISS Reunion Tours (spanning 400+ show from 1996 to through 2001) Ace Frehley began laboring over the material that would culminate in the 2009 release of Anomaly - the highest charting Frehley solo album since his self-titled debut in 1978 (which featured the only Top 20 KISS solo hit with "New York Groove)."

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The Anomalies is the story of five quirky nonconformists who come together to make sweet rock music in their small Midwestern town primarily inhabited by tiny-minded, walking stereotypes. Luster wants the ultimate form of the American dream—rock stardom—despite being a twenty-four-year-old man living in the ghetto with his crack-dealing brothers. Opal is a sex-crazed party machine despite being an eighty-year-old woman. Ember hates the world and wants to destroy it despite being an eight-year-old girl. Ray loves America and all of its inhabitants despite being a middle-aged, effeminate Iraqi soldier. Aurora is frigid and deplores young people despite being a sexy, Satan-worshiping teenager. And now these misfits have formed a band—a band so different, so utterly unpredictable that they might just be able to slip between a crack, rise above their small-town existence, tour the world, and in the process make us all reconsider our stale old conventions. Author bio(s) (up to 500 words or 4,000 characters): Joey Goebel was born and raised in Henderson, Kentucky. He has a BA in English from Brescia University and his short stories have appeared in two anthologies. He is the former lead singer of the punk band The Mullets (Higher Step Records) that toured for five years in the Midwest. The Anomalies is his first novel.

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In a period when nations are retracting within their borders, the vivid and intricate poems of Jamie McKendrick's new collection Anomaly are especially timely, and speak of a fragile legacy of openness and interconnectedness. The poems playfully twin Bologna and Bombay, the South Downs and the Camargue, the imagined and the actual. Often intensely visual, here more than ever, McKendrick's poems engage with artists as various as the Taviani brothers, Snchez Cotn, Bhupen Khakhar and Giacometti, and are as alive to the sea-bound cityscapes of Liverpool and Venice as to the rocky landscapes of Sardinia and Slovenia.

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BIOLOGICAL ANOMALIES - HUMANS I is one of 22 volumes in the Catalog of Anomalies published by The Sourcebook Project. The catalog provides an objective, unsensationalized compilation of anomalous phenomena, difficult to explain observations, and curiosities of nature in the fields of astronomy, biology, archeology, geophysics, and geology. This is the first of three volumes devoted to human biological anomalies, looking at the "external" attributes of humans: their physical appearance, their anomalous behavior, and their unusual talents and faculties. Some of the topics covered include Mirror-Image Twins * The Sacral Spot * The Supposed Human Aura * Baldness among Musicians * Human Tails and Horns * Human Behavior and Solar Activity * Cycles of Religiousness * Cycles of Violent Human Behavior * Handedness and Longevity * Wolf-Children * The "Mars Effect" * Telescopic Vision * Dermo-Optical Perception * Hearing under Anesthesia * The Human Navigation Sense * Asymmetry in Locomotion * and Sex-Ratio Variations. BIOLOGICAL ANOMALIES - HUMANS I contains 52 illustrations and intriguing accounts collected from the archives of references including English Mechanic, New Scientist, Nature, Science, Science News Letter, American Journal of Psychiatry, Skeptical Inquirer, and Scientific American to name a few. Over 500 citations are referenced and indexed three ways, by First Author, Source, and Subject. The indexes are cross-referenced to each entry in the book to aid the reader in locating original source materials and conducting independent research.

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SMALL ARTIFACTS is one of 22 volumes in the Catalog of Anomalies published by The Sourcebook Project. The catalog provides an objective, unsensationalized compilation of anomalous phenomena, difficult to explain observations, and curiosities of nature in the fields of astronomy, biology, archeology, geophysics, and geology. This volume presents small (i.e. portable) archeological artifacts considered to be irregular, abnormal, out-of-place, or otherwise "paradigm-changing" with respect to prevailing views. Some of the topics covered include Pre-Clovis Bone Tools in the New World * Evidence of Ancient Skull Surgery (Trepanation) * Viking Cloth in the High North American Arctic * Similarity of Chinese and Aztec Plumagery * Ancient Human Handprints * Giant Bronze-Age Waste Deposits * Enigmatic Metallic Artifacts Found in Ancient Rocks * Pottery Artifacts Anomalous in Location or Age * Large Caches of Stone Implements * Pigmy Flints and other Microliths * Ancient Music Instruments * Claims of Ancient Knowledge of Electricity * and Ancient Calculating Devices. SMALL ARTIFACTS is thoroughly illustrated with intriguing accounts collected from references including the American Antiquarian, American Antiquity, Kadath, Nature, New Scientist, Pursuit, Science, and Scientific American to name a few. Reference citations are indexed three ways, by First Author, Source, and Subject. The indexes are cross-referenced to each entry in the book to aid the reader in locating original source materials and conducting independent research.

In this essential rereading of Spinoza's (1632-1677) philosophical and political writings, Negri positions this thinker within the historical context of the development of the modern state and its attendant political economy. Through a close examination of Spinoza, Negri reveals turn as unique among his contemporaries for his nondialectical approach to social organization in a bourgeois age.