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Ak zažívate ťažké obdobie, alebo si neviete dať rady so spracovaním niektorých emócií, klinická psychologička Julie Smith vám touto knihou môže zmeniť život. Vďaka nej zistíte, prečo sa cítite tak, ako sa cítite, a poradí vám, čo sa s tým dá robiť.Vlastná myseľ nám často spôsobuje bolesť. Prehľadné diagramy v knihe vysvetľujú, prečo je to tak a čo s tým môžete urobiť. Keď raz pochopíte, ako myseľ funguje, získate príležitosť oslobodiť sa od negatívnych emócií. Osvojte si nápomocné techniky vizualizácie či správneho dýchania. Táto kniha sa pre vás stane kufríkom s náradím, po ktorom môžete siahnuť v náročných životných situáciách. Budete mať poruke všetky užitočné nástroje a vyberiete si tie, ktoré budú práve potrebné. Ak hľadáte okamžitú pomoc, nalistujte si kapitolu zameranú na problém, ktorému čelíte. Či už je to stres, zlá nálada, nedostatok sebavedomia či zármutok, dostanete presný návod, ako si v danej situácii poradiť a ako sa na všetko pozrieť z iného uhla pohľadu.Máte právo cítiť sa dobre a byť so svojím životom spokojní. Autorka s množstvom skúseností z oblasti psychológie sa preslávila na sociálnych sieťach, na ktorých stúpol počet jej sledovateľov až na milióny. Výstižnými krátkymi videami o duševnom zdraví pomáha aj naďalej tým, ktorí to potrebujú. Je totiž presvedčená, že psychologické rady by nemali byť dostupné iba v odborných ambulanciách a na terapiách. Prístupné musia byť pre všetkých.

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When PI Talba Wallis receives a frantic call from Orleans Parish Prison, she’s shocked to hear from Angie, her boss's lawyer daughter, who has been arrested for drug possession. Angie claims the drugs were planted as retaliation for her activism against Judge Buddy Champagne, the marina owner accused of illegal activities. Talba and her boss, Eddie, are determined to help her. Going undercover as a housekeeper for Judge Champagne, Talba discovers a dysfunctional household reminiscent of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," complete with a weak son and a glamorous daughter-in-law, while the judge’s fiancée, the beautiful Kristin LaGarde, adds complexity to the mix. As Talba investigates, she uncovers disturbing details, including a suspicious death at the marina and the judge's connections to bail bondsmen, revealing a web of corruption. When the scandal escalates and Judge Champagne is found dead, Talba is unexpectedly tasked with the investigation. She must uncover whether the judge's death was a political assassination or a result of family betrayal.

It's Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and civic leader and socialite Chauncy St. Amant has been crowned Rex, King of Carnival. But his day of glory comes to an abrupt and bloody end when a parade-goer dressed as Dolly Parton guns him down. Is the killer his aimless, promiscuous daughter Marcelle? Homosexual, mistreated son Henry? Helpless, alcoholic wife Bitty? Or some unknown player? Turns out the king had enemies...Enter resourceful heroine Skip Langdon, a rookie police officer and former debutante turned cynic of the Uptown crowd. Scouring the streets for clues, interviewing revelers and street people with names like Jo Jo, Hinky, and Cookie, and using her white glove contacts, the post-deb rebel cop encounters a tangled web of brooding clues and ancient secrets that could mean danger for her—and doom for the St. Amants.

As the rich novels of Julie Smith remind us, New Orleans is a city of excess. These days the local philosophy that too much is not enough seems to encompass not only the famed Crescent City pleasures of sex, music, and food, but also the escalating horror of violent death.However, with a new, honest police superintendent, NOPD detective Skip Langdon feels there's hope for the city she loves. But no sooner does Superintendent Albert Good take office than he is gunned down by an assassin, and within hours the killer himself is killed. A mysterious entity calling itself The Jury claims credit for this act of vigilante justice.Who or what is The Jury? No one knows, but Skip perceives in it the evil brilliance of her old adversary, charismatic con man and cold-blooded killer Errol Jacomine. She's always suspected it's just a matter of time before Jacomine's megalomaniacal ego orchestrates his revenge.The time is now.From across the South, the players in the unfolding drama come together--a pretty college student on the run, a monk who has packed a lifetime's worth of misery into a few years, and a madman with a murderous agenda.Beautiful New Orleans gathers them all into her casual embrace, while Detective Skip Langdon races (perhaps to her own destruction) to forestall the bloodshed to come.

What's the etiquette when your hostess is arrested for murder? San Francisco lawyer Rebecca Schwartz has occasion to wonder when she and her weekend hostess, Marty Whitehead, find a body floating in the 30-foot kelp tower at the Monterey Aquarium, and Marty's promptly dragged off to the slammer. Rebecca quickly grasps the Emily Post solution—sign on as Marty's lawyer, try to keep her client's two young kids out of the deep end, and somehow avoid drowning in the sea of lies gushing from Marty's mouth--and everyone else’s. There’s a lot of intrigue among the aquarium's oceangoing primates, as well as rumors of a pearl beyond price.For Rebecca, the sea and all its animals have always held huge attraction, but now her attention turns to a particularly fine specimen of homo sapiens--hot marine biologist Julio Soto. As her investigation picks up speed, she finds she better act fast to keep Julio from sleeping with the fishes he collects. Because if she doesn't, he could be next in line for the shark tank—along with Rebecca herself.

Having chased corrupt evangelist and dangerous presidential hopeful Errol Jacomine for years, New Orleans detective Skip Langdon finds her loved ones targeted and realizes that Jacomine is so carefully disguised that nobody recognizes him.

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Determination shines through the story of Julie, a spirited Scottish girl who overcomes the challenges of wearing leg braces after a serious illness. Despite being advised against dreaming big, Julie's unwavering belief in herself drives her to pursue her aspirations. This heartwarming tale emphasizes themes of resilience, love, and encouragement, offering inspiration to those facing physical and emotional struggles in their lives.

A fresh look at historical advertising through a series of thematic and chronological juxtapositions. Richly illustrated, this book features a range of topics from Art to Zeitgeist, showcasing how nineteenth- and early twentieth-century advertisements often capture the spirit of their age and can be rich repositories of information about our past.