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Ebook Thermal activity and related phenomena in Iceland

Submitted by antoq on Sun, 12/07/2008 - 00:05

The thermal activity in Iceland is grouped into two groups, the low-temperature and the high-temperature activity, in accordance with the temperature at the base of the circulation systems. The low-temperature activity includes those thermal areas where this temperature is below 150 [degrees]C. The high-temperature activity includes areas with a higher temperature. The concentration of free CO2 in the spring gases and the concentration of dissolved SiO2 in the thermal water furnish information about the base temperature. The isotope ratios D/H and O18/O16 are indicative of recharge areas and the general pattern of flow. Temperature conditions in near surface layers are studied by the electric resistivity methods.

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PDF Ebook Polygyny: The wisdom of love

Submitted by antoq on Thu, 04/23/2009 - 08:11

There are different ways to please Allaah, each one of us chooses his or her own options. Some people think they are reviving a Sunnah while promoting polygyny, acquiring more hasaanat (good deeds) in this life in preparation for the Hereafter.

There are many reasons why a person chooses polygyny: extended family, increase in faith, companionship, security, pleasure, charity, increase in wisdom and self-worth, increase in quality of life when a wife cannot complete the needs of her husband. There are different problems linked to polygyny: less time to enjoy one’s spouse, personal sacrifices, the man may lack of fairness and financial means, jealousy of the co-wives, judgments coming from the neighborhood, legally forbidden by the local laws.

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Ebook Core Business Architecture For A Service-Oriented Enterprise

Submitted by antoq on Fri, 12/26/2008 - 02:25

The pace of global sourcing of business functions is
rapidly increasing as more and more enterprises look not only to outsource the non-core aspects of their business but also to subcontract expertise in areas in which they are lacking. In such an environment, driven primarily by global sourcing of business activity and standardization of various business functions, the business architecture of a service-oriented enterprise is of interest not only for business design but also for the design of the information technology (IT) solutions that affect all aspects of the operations of a business.

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