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Christopher Smith

    Get Rich in HVAC: The Insider Secrets
    Elderly People, Their Medicines, and Their Doctors
    Intrinsic Stability: How Organic Leadership Breeds Excellence
    Saudi Arabia: Red Sea, The Saudi Coast
    Naked Science
    Rivalové
    • Rivalové

      • 432 stránek
      • 16 hodin čtení
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      Pod pokličkou moci, bohatství a uhlazených způsobů, které navenek charakterizují Pátou avenue, bují chamtivost, nenávist a touha po pomstě. Louis Ryan prahne po krvi. George Redman s rodinou jsou jeho cíl. Nejúčinnější prostředek – nájemný vrah. Připravte se na divokou jízdu, kterou nelze zastavit.

      Rivalové
    • Saudi Arabia: Red Sea, The Saudi Coast

      • 6 stránek
      • 1 hodina čtení

      Bordering the coastlines of eight countries, the Red Sea is a melting pot of civilizations, faiths and hopes. With unique coral reefs and diverse underwater life, the untouched nature and unmatched biodiversity thrive in the aquatic environment and have led to the creation of several preservation initiatives. As the setting of many epic journeys in literature, the Red Sea is imbued with a spirit of adventure. Photography by Aline Coquelle, Ameen Qaisaran and Afnan Alkhayat, Mohammed Al Sharif, and Yarob Bashrahil.

      Saudi Arabia: Red Sea, The Saudi Coast
    • Christopher Smith is a 29-year safety professional whose passion and experience for creating excellence has provided him with unique insight into the creation of excellence and the effectiveness of leadership in fostering that excellence. Chris answers the question, if excellence is claimed to be understood by so many people, then why is true excellence so rare? Through many years of helping organizations strengthen their own brands of excellence, Chris has created a simple to understand, straightforward approach to creating sustainable excellence in any organization and at any maturity level.

      Intrinsic Stability: How Organic Leadership Breeds Excellence
    • Focusing on the elderly population, this book explores the medications prescribed to and used by a nationally representative sample of older adults. It delves into the perspectives of both the patients and general practitioners, highlighting their experiences and views on medication management. Through this examination, the authors provide insights into the complexities of healthcare for the elderly, revealing the interplay between patient needs and professional practices.

      Elderly People, Their Medicines, and Their Doctors
    • Get Rich in HVAC: The Insider Secrets

      • 122 stránek
      • 5 hodin čtení

      Focusing on wealth-building strategies, this book guides readers through three key areas in the HVAC industry: increasing sales and profits, preparing a business for eventual sale, and understanding the optimal timing for selling. It also reveals a unique technique to enhance business value, known only to a select few insiders. Aimed at both new and seasoned HVAC professionals, it promises to transform technicians into knowledgeable business owners, ultimately impacting future generations' wealth. The insights come from an experienced HVAC consultant and business broker.

      Get Rich in HVAC: The Insider Secrets
    • Ancient City of Rome

      • 256 stránek
      • 9 hodin čtení

      This sourcebook uniquely gathers a wide range of texts that illustrate the physical structures of the city, the rhythms of its daily life and the interaction between topography, monuments and the people from Romea (TM)s earliest days, through its imperial heyday until its transformation into the Western Christian capital.The chapters examined within this comprehensive introduction include:the early and republican city the emperor art and architecture leisure, life and death religion and late antiquity.Ancient City of Rome is designed to be directly relevant to those studying Roman civilization, or the city of Rome, at school or university level.

      Ancient City of Rome
    • This is a book for our time. The advent of Covid-19 is turning our world upside down and highlighting the paradoxical nature of human behaviour. A minority of thoughtless people are indulging in selfish activities that threaten our safety, whilst NHS workers heroically risk their own lives to save others

      The Paradox of Human Nature and Religious Faith
    • Art School was the unofficial music school for British musicians in the 60s and 70s and in 1967 Chris Smith attended Ealing Art College. It was there he started writing songs with Freddie Bulsara following the formation of the band, Smile. Bulsara became Freddie Mercury, Smile became Queen and Chris remained true to the blues music that had inspired him from his early teens. The rest is history. This is his story.

      The Smile File