Best Selling Books by Michael Costa

How should trade unions respond to the challenges of decentralised industrial bargaining and the Workplace Relations Act 1996? What can stop the decline in union membership? Reforming Australia''s Unions is a comprehensive guide to this debate with a significant focus on union reform, workplace change, worker rights in a global economy and gender equity. Underpinned by key articles in Southland Magazine, each theme is introduced by experienced industrial relations practitioners who analyse the impact of labour market deregulation on the labour movement in the post-Accord era.

(Explained). In the digital age, the playing field has been leveled regarding the access to recording studio technology and its use by average people. Mastering mixes, an area once reserved for professional engineers, is now a process that can be affordably learned and implemented by anyone who has a decent computer, workstation, and audio gear. In this book, authors Michael Costa and Chad Johnson shed light on how to apply mastering techniques in the following areas: mastering stereo mixes and stems * fixing problematic mixes * equalization, compression, limiting and dither * mid/side processing * and more.

The Ancient Egyptians believed in a life after bodily death, as did many other cultures in pre-history. Their sophisticated knowledge of the afterlife compelled them to create houses for the departed souls with enough furnishings to last forever. The basic concept was in book form, and this was copied into pictures and tomb murals that decorated these underground palaces. Since papyrus paper was expensive the tombs were made of stone or mud bricks, and tomb interiors were painted to match the contents of the funerary texts. So if you have such a book, you do not necessarily need a tomb; the dead souls would create their own housing and habitation in the Otherworld by reading about it. If you did not have this book, a tomb would be your home so that your eternal soul would not haunt the living, or demand food and drink offerings from living relatives.With Archaeologists excavating in Egypt for the past 200+ years, numerous tombs have been found there. Some were haunted by the awakened souls detecting the movement of their remains. Some souls returned to Earth in new bodies as people or animals as they did for many centuries. The ancient expression, "To call one''s name is to cause them to live again," means "to live again upon being awoken." Life extends beyond bodily activity. Your soul is shaped by your body, and continues to exist long after the body is no longer here. Some souls such as Tutankhamon are hostile to being disturbed, and so every time his remains are moved or touched, bad reactions occur in the world (this is the so-called "Curse" concept).Now you can create your own Egyptian Book of the Dead and be prepared for Eternal Life with style. This guide book will show you a few ways to prepare for your future existence. You do not need to adopt the Egyptian Mythology or religion, as pre-historical people believed in an afterlife long before the invention of bread. All you need to do is follow these ideas correctly. Modern cultures in Asia already have similar ideas as the ancients had, and can find common concepts.

Arranged By: Miller, F Harrington.

About Tutianity:Tutianity: A New Religion for the Boy-King, contains a biography of the Egyptian Nisut (King Tutankhamun) along with magical rituals and ceremonies, a game, a dream oracle, philosophy, poetry, holidays and sacred items, and a humorous Creation Myth. The author shares both the incarnate memories of the mysterious Nebkheperura and the birthday of his discoverer, Howard Carter. Original Copyright was registered in 2009; this is a 2nd Edition.

My Afterlife Art: This book presents the Functional and Practical aspects of Ancient Egyptian funerary beliefs as expressed in their artwork. Presented for the first time from the Author''s personal afterlife books, My Afterlife Art contains ritual drawings, interior and exterior scenes, and some comedy scenes (using Egyptian word puns). Full Color images in colored pencil or ink, Copyright 2011 Michael J. Costa, All rights reserved.