Peter C. Young Knihy

Kniha popisuje události 6. června 1944 - vylodění spojeneckých vojsk v Normandii a otevření západní fronty. Napadení silně opevněného pobřeží Francie, probití se pobřežní obranou do vnitrozemí a zajištění vylodění všech vojsk.

The book features a compelling collection of essays and unpublished writings by Peter Young, focusing on the ethics of animal rescue and the controversial tactics of the Animal Liberation Front. Through lecture transcripts and personal reflections, Young explores the moral dilemmas surrounding animal rights activism and the lengths to which individuals may go to advocate for liberation. This thought-provoking work sheds light on the intersection of law, ethics, and the fight for animal welfare.

The book offers a nostalgic exploration of Ontario's vibrant dance halls and summer pavilions from the 1920s to the 1960s, highlighting the era's unforgettable music and the legendary entertainers who performed there. It evokes memories of lively venues like the Brant Inn and the Stork Club, where generations gathered to enjoy the sounds of Big Bands and jazz, as well as the emergence of rock music. The narrative captures the essence of youth, friendship, and romance that flourished during warm summer nights filled with dance.

This completely revised edition of 'Understanding NLP' unites the many strands of NLP using an elegant paradigm which Peter Young calls the Six Perceptual Positions model. The book provides numerous examples of the paradigm in practice.

More than any other tree, the Oak has been a symbol of strength and durability. The Oak has been adopted by many countries as a national symbol, particularly in Western Europe and the United States. This book examines this magnificent and ubiquitous tree, tracing its biological history in its many manifestations, natural and cultural.

Tortoise is the first cultural and natural history of these long-lived and intriguing creatures, which have existed for more than 200 million years. schovat popis

Of more than 8,000 bird species, the swan is surely one of the most easily recognised. Airborne, the swan is a majestic sight: with its long, slender neck outstretched, it glides gracefully with slow, strong wing-beats. This title offers a comprehensive natural and cultural history of this most dignified of birds.

This text examines risk management in organizations, rather than personal insurance, and offers a balanced presentation of institutional and statistical material. The book provides a problem-solving approach to the subject and is student-centred with examples and cases. It includes material relevant to private, public and non-profit organizations and examines personal benefits, such as life and health insurance and pensions within the context of the organization.

This book is illustrated by over 800 photos, many of them in color, maps, technical illustrations and tabular material that help convey the full import of the struggles of our time.