George, Duke of Cambridge was a fascinating figure whose private life was shrouded in mystery. This memoir, based on the journals and correspondence of His Royal Highness, sheds new light on his character and career. Written by George himself, this book is a candid and compelling account of his personal and professional life, offering readers a unique glimpse into the world of royalty.
Mastering the Essentials for Student Physicians
Geriatric medicine is highlighted as a crucial specialty for medical students, especially those pursuing internal medicine, due to the rapidly growing aging population. This demographic shift brings forth unique healthcare needs that demand specialized knowledge and care, emphasizing the importance of understanding geriatric principles in modern medical practice.
A young boy's life is marked by tragedy at just five years old, leading him to navigate a series of medical challenges. Amidst these struggles, he escapes into daydreams, envisioning the possibilities of his future and the life he hopes to create. This journey of resilience and imagination explores themes of hope and the impact of adversity on a child's dreams.
The Meaning of the Earth describes an almost unknown revolution that took place in London the 1970s. A revolution where a bloody power struggle raged for many years before its decisive battle ended with a tremendous sacrifice. But no lives were lost in this revolution, just as it was unmarked by rebellious pathos and public calls to violence. Nor did it intervene in contemporary society. Instead it toppled a regime internalised in western individuals. It led to the death of the decrepit and irretrievably dialectically animated spirit that had set the historical revolutions in motion, inspired them and drove them on. It ended too the Christian-influenced and increasingly secular salvation history, and opened a new evolutionary chapter. Its two revolutionaries, Gilbert & George, emerge not unscathed but nonetheless victorious from this inner power struggle. Wolf Jahn's text tells of their world revolution of the soul in the twentieth century and its fruitful results in the form of a new creation and anthropogenesis.
This replica of the September 1947 issue of MASTER DETECTIVE magazine includes a collection of thrilling short stories from various authors. Readers can explore intriguing tales such as "Lady in Red" by Jerry Wallace and "Murder on King's Road" by Marvin Leslie, alongside other mysteries that delve into crime and suspense. Each story offers a unique perspective on detective work and the human psyche, making it a captivating read for fans of classic crime fiction.
"George Zimmer revolutionized the men's garment industry when he opened the Men's Wearhouse. From a single store, he grew the company into the world's largest men's specialty retailer. Millions of Americans knew him by his trademark commercial pitch: "I guarantee it." At the height of his success, George suffered a shocking ouster orchestrated by his hand-picked board of directors. Now, George returns to tell his story, from his upbringing in Scarsdale, New York, to his roll through the sixties, to his creation of the Men's Wearhouse, where he established an early model of what later came to be called stakeholder capitalism. George shows how he played a key role in the marijuana legalization movement, how he embraced the internet and scored again with a new online tuxedo-rental venture, and how an entrepreneur with soul and heart and an eye toward the future can never be sidelined"-- Provided by publisher
This collection features a bold and irreverent assortment of foul-mouthed poetry, designed to shock and amuse. The author invites readers to embrace the humor and candidness of the verses, making it an ideal gift for friends and family. With a playful tone and a clear call for support, this book promises to entertain while also reflecting the author's financial motivations.
With a blend of deep poetry and humor, this work offers readers a unique exploration of heartfelt themes. It invites reflection through its playful yet poignant language, creating an engaging experience that balances lightheartedness with emotional depth. The author’s distinctive style promises to resonate with those who appreciate both wit and sincerity in their reading.
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