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A young boy decides to try and grow into his oversized ears with twelve Herculean labors.

Hercules, son of the god Zeus and a mortal woman, renowned for his great strength, performs twelve dangerous tasks to atone for an attack on his wife and children

Although he is the strongest man in the world, Hercules must also use his wits to complete the tasks that the jealous king has in store for him.  From giant ogres to fearsome Amazons, Hercules tackles his foes gamely. With the rollicking humor of a tall tale, this retelling is an exciting first step into Greek mythology.  

Hercules, the revered hero-god of Greek mythology, achieves fame and glory through his famous Twelve Labors. Among them, he kills Hydra, a multiheaded, man-eating monster; wrestles the savage lion of Nemea; and destroys the fearsome Birds of Stymphalia. Not once does Hercules flinch as he faces his monstrous opponents, and not once does he experience defeat. Hercules is a shining example of true valor.

Diana Prince has returned to the role of Wonder Woman, but before she can fully return to her past superheroic life, she must first prove her worthiness to rejoin the JLA by undertaking 12 Tasks--each monitored by one of her former Justice League teammates!

The goddess Hera is out to destroy you. Your only hope is to gain immortality, which can be done by completing twelve perilous labors. You are the mighty Hercules. You must use your super-strength to defeat the many-headed Hydra, to escape from an angry giant, and to complete ten other amazing feats. Do you have the power and the cunning to succeed, or will your battles with mythical creatures lead to your doom? Step into this adventure, and choose your path. But choose wisely, or else...

Reeling from the tragic death of Thor, the Prince of Power knows his star is fading fast. So what better way to pump up his Q-rating than to relive his defining moment? When his most bitter foe throws down the gauntlet, Hercules agrees to the challenge: twelve labors, each more perilous than the one before it - and each updated for reality-TV consumption. Zounds! Collects Hercules #1-5.

The sacral number twelve… Twelve labors of Hercules… Twelve Disciples of Christ… the white plaster bust of Hercules is adjoined with the golden VR glass depicting the Last Supper of Christ. But why Hercules wears virtual reality glasses to see the future, especially a scene from The Last Supper? Will he tell people that Jesus is mortal in the scene? Or will he just enjoy the moment and see what people eat in the future? The artist has invested all the skills and efforts to present this wonderful piece of art that has both heroic and visionary appeal. Adding it to your home interior will show your refined taste and the pursuit of the beautiful, powerful and sacred. Make sure to keep indoor. That’s it!

"During the twelve years from 1933 until 1945, the concentration camp operated as a terror society.German sociologist Wolfgang Skofsky looks at the concentration camp from the inside as a laboratory of cruelty and a system of absolute power built on extreme violence, starvation, "terror labor" and the businesslike exptermination of human beings." xii+356 pages, glossary, notes, bibliography. Published @ $27.95

This study of canal construction workers between 1780-1860 challenges labor history's focus on skilled craftsmen. Canalers were unskilled workers, often members of despised social groups such as Irish immigrants and African-American slaves. They worked twelve or more hours a day in all weather, exposed to diseases and job-related risks, going home at night to rude shanty towns. Their harsh lifestyles bred conflict that undercut worker unity but promoted battles with employers over workplace issues, and the state was increasingly drawn in to enforce industrial production. Lacking the power that skill brought, canalers had little control over their working conditions. Their experiences represent a different strand of the labor story.

This study of canal construction workers between 1780-1860 challenges labor history's focus on skilled craftsmen. Canalers were unskilled workers, often members of despised social groups such as Irish immigrants and African-American slaves. They worked twelve or more hours a day in all weather, exposed to diseases and job-related risks, going home at night to rude shanty towns. Their harsh lifestyles bred conflict that undercut worker unity but promoted battles with employers over workplace issues, and the state was increasingly drawn in to enforce industrial production. Lacking the power that skill brought, canalers had little control over their working conditions. Their experiences represent a different strand of the labor story.

For forty years, the Twelve Colonies of Man experienced peace, united since the war against the man-made Cylons. The Cylons, mechanical beings created to perform the manual labor civilization required, were gone forever...or so humanity thought. But in those years, the Cylons developed new Cylons that looked and acted like humans--with one goal in mind: to destroy all humanity! When they suddenly attacked the Twelve Worlds, humanity's extinction seemed inevitable. Only a single warship survived the massive attack: Battlestar Galactica, the oldest ship in the fleet, ready to be decommissioned and turned into a museum. Commander William Adama, himself set to retire, had but one course: to marshal the meager forces available, a ragtag crew of misfits and green recruits, to prevent their enemy from wiping out the last vestiges of the human race. But the Cylons, stronger, smarter, and driven to destroy their creators, may just be too powerful for them and all of humanity to survive.

In the tradition of Homer’s Odyssey and Virgil’s Aeneid, The Heracliad: The Epic Saga of Hercules is a monumental epic adventure sure to delight all fans of classical history and mythology. Follow Heracles as he embarks on his famous Twelve Labors to the ends of the earth and beyond. In the process he joins the quest for the Golden Fleece, plants the seed for the rise of Rome, wages the first Trojan War and forever alters the political and religious landscape of the ancient world. Drawing upon all available ancient sources, The Heracliad delivers the only complete and definitive account of the man one scholar described as having “the potential to shatter the bonds of Greek religion.” Literary, historical, mythopoeian--this sweeping novel of mythic history may also be the most ambitious mythological synthesis since Boccaccio's Genealogy of the Pagan Gods, combining hundreds of myths intersecting the life of Heracles, from the Creation to the end of the Heroic Age, into that single narrative the ancient Greeks believed it to be.

Here we have a truly killer Q&A deck it s a good set of mental monkey bars for individuals who want to keep their powers of memory in fit condition, and if put to work as the basis of a multiplayer quiz game, it s guaranteed to cause an excited, hollering uproar. Quick: name the seven deadly sins, the twelve labors of Hercules, the eleven states of the Confederacy, the three musketeers, Santa s eight reindeer (okay, that s an easy one), and the six wives of Henry VIII (to balance out the easy one). By Jeff Burkhart. Size: 3 1/4 x 4 inches.A sample card: What are the seven virtues? Answer: Prudence (or wisdom), Temperance, Fortitude (or courage), Justice, Faith, Hope, and Charity.

Geraldine McCaughrean brings the same flair for action, suspense, and humor that characterizes all of the books in the acclaimed Heroes series to perhaps the most beloved and famous of all Greek myths, Hercules and his twelve labors. Readers learn about Hercules, the human with superhuman strength, born of a mortal and the king of gods, Zeus. When the goddess Hera, wife of Zeus, discovers her husband's mortal son Hercules, she vows to destroy him. Thus begins Hercules’s legendary and epic journey in which he is forced to take on a series of seemingly impossible tasks. He battles an array of both amazing and terrifying beasts, including the mighty Cretan Bull, the many-headed Hydra, the ferocious Nemean Lion, and the three-headed guardian of hell, Cerberus. With the help of the gods Athena and Apollo, can Hercules triumph in the end?McCaughrean’s striking descriptions and taut prose draws even the most reluctant young readers into the fray.

This study of canal construction workers between 1780-1860 challenges labor history's focus on skilled craftsmen. Canalers were unskilled workers, often members of despised social groups such as Irish immigrants and African-American slaves. They worked twelve or more hours a day in all weather, exposed to diseases and job-related risks, going home at night to rude shanty towns. Their harsh lifestyles bred conflict that undercut worker unity but promoted battles with employers over workplace issues, and the state was increasingly drawn in to enforce industrial production. Lacking the power that skill brought, canalers had little control over their working conditions. Their experiences represent a different strand of the labor story.

Pregnancy and childbirth are often depicted as a time of sickness and mood swings for women followed by twelve to twenty hours of pain and hard labor. Many women have been told they can never conceive. Others have suffered the pain of conceiving and miscarrying. Have you had enough of this picture?Supernatural Childbirth is a practical and realistic look at God's promises for conception, pregnancy and delivery. This is not "pie-in-the-sky." This is a personal testimony of how one couple overcame defeat and triumphed in God's plan! Jackie Mize had been told she could never have children. However, by unlocking powerful truths and dynamic faith principles she and her husband, Terry found in the Bible, they now have four miracle children! This exciting book shares with you these truths and faith principles. You will learn these things: How to put faith principles into action for your very own supernatural childbirth How you can be a living example of God's promises in action How to deal with fear during pregnancy and delivery How and when to use your faith for pregnancy and delivery Also included in Supernatural Childbirth: Faith-inspiring testimonies from women who have followed these principles and experienced their own supernatural childbirth Confessions and prayers for a supernatural conception, pregnancy, childbirth, and all circumstances surrounding each stage A powerful teaching section by Terry Mize explanning the curse on Eve in the Garden of Eden

In December of 1994, twelve-year-old Iqbal Masih was honored as a hero. Just two years earlier, he had been a slave, condemned to a lifetime of bonded labor in a Pakistani carpet factory. And five months later, he was dead, murdered in his homeland. Though he is gone, his actions inspired an international campaign of middle-school students and adults that is helping to free and to educate thousands of child laborers. Here is the powerful story of Iqbal's life and death, and of the movement that continues the struggle against child labor today. This book does more than recount Iqbal's own amazing odyssey. Both sobering and inspiring, it shows how we are all implicated in the global practice of child labor, and how we can all work together to end it.

Pregnancy and childbirth are often depicted as a time of sickness and mood swings for women followed by twelve to twenty hours of pain and hard labor. Many women have been told they can never conceive. Others have suffered the pain of conceiving and miscarrying. Have you had enough of this picture?Supernatural Childbirth is a practical and realistic look at God's promises for conception, pregnancy and delivery. This is not "pie-in-the-sky." This is a personal testimony of how one couple overcame defeat and triumphed in God's plan! Jackie Mize had been told she could never have children. However, by unlocking powerful truths and dynamic faith principles she and her husband, Terry found in the Bible, they now have four miracle children! This exciting book shares with you these truths and faith principles. You will learn these things: How to put faith principles into action for your very own supernatural childbirth How you can be a living example of God's promises in action How to deal with fear during pregnancy and delivery How and when to use your faith for pregnancy and delivery Also included in Supernatural Childbirth: Faith-inspiring testimonies from women who have followed these principles and experienced their own supernatural childbirth Confessions and prayers for a supernatural conception, pregnancy, childbirth, and all circumstances surrounding each stage A powerful teaching section by Terry Mize explanning the curse on Eve in the Garden of Eden

On a stormy summer night in 1982, twelve-year-old Pearl must accompany her midwife mother on a call to a client in labor. Pressed into service as a birthing assistant, Pearl is called upon to swaddle the newborn boy and hold him in her arms. As she gazes into his face, she is drawn into what her mother likes to call a thin place - a place where the distance between heaven and earth becomes so small you can see into one from the other. In this thin place, Pearl travels to The Baby-Catcher Gate. What she experiences there transforms her and she becomes a catalyst of change for her hometown in the north woods of Minnesota. Folks will never be the same.The Baby-Catcher Gate is a story about the beautiful consequences of peeking into heaven. Follow Pearl's adventure and catch a glimpse for yourself.