John Rust Knihy

For decades a terrifying flying monster has been reported throughout Indonesia. It is known as the Ropen, the local term for “Demon Flyer.” A survivor from prehistoric times, it is large, deadly . . . and hungry for human flesh.When fishing boats go missing in the Java Sea, Jack Rastun, Karen Thatcher, and their team of monster hunters from the FUBI are brought in to track down the beast. They soon learn there is not one Ropen, but an entire colony. But standing in their way is a group of activists determined to preserve the Ropen by any means necessary.With politics and social media outrage tying his hands, Rastun must find a way to overcome his human adversaries or watch the Demon Flyers devour the population of an entire island . . . along with him and his team.

The edition of this classic text has been completely revised and updated, taking into account recent developments in the field of psychometrics. Part 1 of Modern Psychometrics outlines the background, history and controversies surrounding psychological testing. Part 2 provides a practical guide for developing a psychometric test. Modern Psychometrics forms the ideal companion for those studying for the British Psychological Society's Certificates of Competence in Testing

While on a NATO exercise in Norway, ace Marine chopper pilot Makato McShane discovers a threat unlike any humanity has ever faced . . . a race of stone giants. Thirty feet tall, impervious to missiles and shells, they lay waste to one city after another.At the height of the conflict, another monster appears, one straight out of legend. A fire-breathing dragon! But is it friend or foe to humanity?McShane and mythology professor Ylva Tande team up to find the origin of these creatures and hopefully a way to stop them. Should they fail, Norway, and all of Scandanavia, could face utter devastation.

The book explores double auction markets where buyers and sellers actively submit bids and asks for standardized commodities and securities. It analyzes empirical evidence gathered from laboratory experiments and computer simulations, providing insights into market dynamics and behaviors.

The story follows John Rust as he navigates the political landscape while campaigning for Indiana's open U.S. Senate seat. He uncovers a troubling truth: an unconstitutional law prevents a significant portion of the population from running for office, effectively sidelining everyday citizens in favor of political insiders. This revelation highlights themes of democracy, access to political participation, and the fight against systemic barriers in the electoral process.