Tento autor priniesol do detektívneho žánru nový typ vyšetrovateľa – oceánografa Cala McGilla, ktorý sleduje plávajúce objekty, vrátane mŕtvol. Jeho štýl je oceňovaný pre pôsobivú atmosféru a jedinečné zobrazenie oceánskych hlbín ako miesta záhad a odhalení. Autorove diela skúmajú zložité väzby medzi človekom a morským svetom, pričom sa ponárajú do hlbín ľudskej psychiky rovnako ako do neskúmaných vôd.
Občas se stane, že určitý spisovatel přijde s něčím, co ho vydělí z davu, s něčím výjimečným. Jedním z takových spisovatelů je Mark Douglas. Jeho kniha Trading in the Zone představuje roky výzkumu a rozjímání - celoživotní dílo, které je pro profesionální obchodníky klenotem.
One of the first books to address the psychological nature of how successful traders think ~ The Disciplined Trader™is now an industry classic. In this ground-breaking work published in 1990 ~ Douglas examines the causes as to why most traders cannot raise and keep their equity on a consistent basis ~ and brings the reader to practical and unique conclusions as to how to go about changing any limiting mindset. The trader is taken through a step-by-step process to breakthrough those queries ~ and begin to understand that their very thoughts may be limiting their ability to accumulate and succeed at trading.
This is the story of how one man was able to inspire a city to fall in love with its club again. Newcastle Chronicle's Newcastle United Editor Mark Douglas, who had unique access during the 'Rafalution', tells the story of why and how Rafa Benitez repaid the faith of the supporters.
The narrative captures the life of Lee Harrison Stewart, a young sailor serving as a radioman on the USS Hoquiam during the early years of the Korean War. It vividly recounts the ship's recommissioning in Yokosuka, Japan, and its critical missions along North Korea's east coast, including notable landings and the Hungnam evacuation. This book offers a personal perspective on naval operations and the challenges faced by sailors in the 1950s, enriching the historical context of the conflict.
Focusing on relationship enhancement, this insightful guide offers practical advice for husbands aiming to strengthen their bond with their wives. It provides valuable strategies and tips to foster understanding, communication, and appreciation, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling partnership.
Immediately after the Second World War, the victorious Allies authorized and helped to carry out the forced relocation of German speakers from their homes across central and southern Europe to Germany. This is a study of the largest recorded episode of what we now call ethnic cleansing.
Following the journey of young sailor Lee Harrison Stewart, the narrative delves deeper into the adventures of the USS HOQUIAM PF-5. This installment, set against the backdrop of historical naval operations, explores the challenges and camaraderie faced by the crew as they navigate their mission towards Hungnam. The story builds on the foundations laid in the previous book, enriching the series with character development and the realities of life at sea.
Set against the backdrop of the U.S. Navy in 1949, the narrative follows Lee Harrison Stewart as he navigates his aspirations to become a Naval officer. His journey is marked by challenges that arise during his college years and early assignments aboard the U.S.S. Chilton APA-38 and at the U.S. Naval Station Tongue Point in Astoria, Oregon. The story intertwines adventure with personal growth, showcasing the obstacles that shape his military career and life choices.
In 2006, a professor of Christian ethics engaged in a unique opportunity to write for a secular newspaper without restrictions on content or style. This book presents his reflections alongside the editorials, showcasing a vision of how Christian belief can influence public life. It articulates a cohesive argument for the role of faith in shaping civic engagement, demonstrating through various examples how Christians can meaningfully participate in societal discourse.
The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of military strategy, specifically focusing on the U.S. WAR PLAN ORANGE, Revision 3, which outlines a detailed approach to conflict in the Philippine Isles. As tensions rise in the Pacific theater, the story explores the implications of this plan, highlighting the complexities of warfare and the strategic decisions faced by military leaders. The interplay of historical context and military tactics provides a compelling examination of the challenges during this critical period.