This comprehensive reference source serves as an essential tool for students and professionals in sustainability within the built environment. It offers straightforward, practical information, making it a valuable guide for understanding sustainable practices and principles. With a focus on clarity and accessibility, it is designed to support effective learning and application in real-world scenarios.
The narrative explores a personal journey from childhood through retirement, highlighting the author's experiences, challenges, and accomplishments. It reflects on significant life events that shaped their character and outlook, offering insights into the highs and lows faced along the way. The story provides a candid look at personal growth and resilience, making it relatable to anyone navigating their own life's journey.
The narrative features Jenifer Lewis, who humorously reflects on her life and career while addressing Brian Edwards' request to borrow her iconic electric blue coat from "Jackie's Back." With a bold and sassy tone, she embraces her past and present, showcasing her vibrant personality and resilience. The story intertwines personal anecdotes with a celebration of her journey in the entertainment industry, highlighting her unapologetic attitude and sense of humor.
Rowland Tymes, an Englishman thriving in the high-tech construction sector of the Soviet Union and Romania, enjoys a vibrant social life and romantic entanglements. However, his carefree existence turns perilous when he inadvertently becomes involved in espionage, carrying parcels that attract the attention of the KGB and Romania's Securitate. Accused of being a spy, Rowland must navigate a dangerous web of intrigue to clear his name and escape captivity, all while grappling with the complexities of love and loyalty.
Exploring the often-overlooked challenges within the healthcare sector, this book examines over 300 case studies that reveal unsettling truths about medical practices. While highlighting the dedication of healthcare professionals, it confronts the darker aspects of the system, showcasing preventable tragedies and failures. Through these narratives, it calls for greater awareness and reform to ensure patient safety and improve healthcare outcomes.
This book introduces design and graphic techniques to enhance designers' understanding of buildings and places through drawing. It covers sustainability, history, archaeology, and the role of sketchbooks as creative tools in architectural practice.
Equips the contemporary architect to deal with the profession's most important challenge, designing buildings for sustainability. This student primer includes material on vernacular buildings, offices, schools and housing, a useful history of green architecture education and a guide to the international conventions and agreements.
Sind Tanz und Theater in der Gemeinde Zeichen für geistliche Lebendigkeit und Ausdruck einer Erweckung oder einfach zwei zeitgemäße Methoden, um die Leute von heute zu erreichen? Oder sind sie Anzeichen für einen geistlichen Niedergang? David tanzte vor der Bundeslade. Hesekiel führte eine Art „prophetisches Straßentheater“ auf. Haben diese Künste also von der Bibel her nicht einen völlig rechtmäßigen Platz in Evangelisation und Anbetung? Brian Edwards prüft gründlich und systematisch, was die Bibel wirklich zu diesem Thema sagt und was wir aus der Kirchengeschichte darüber lernen. Und er bietet der Gemeinde von heute eine positive Antwort. Brian Edwards war 29 Jahre lang Pastor einer evangelikalen Gemeinde in einem Vorort von London und von 1995 bis 1998 Vorsitzender der „Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches“ in Großbritannien.
The study explores the concept of play in language and cultural practices, emphasizing its relevance to literary analysis and knowledge construction. By examining the works of influential thinkers like Nietzsche, Wittgenstein, Bakhtin, and Derrida, it highlights how theories of play and games can deepen our understanding of communication processes and the dynamics within texts. This critical approach offers fresh perspectives on the interplay between language, literature, and cultural interaction.
Focusing on American representations of the Maghreb from 1942 to 1973, the book explores how film, literature, and journalism shaped perceptions of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. It highlights the interplay between U.S. cultural narratives and global dominance, revealing how these portrayals often served to divert attention from domestic issues, particularly race relations. Through this lens, the author examines the complexities of American identity and its engagement with an "exotic" North Africa during a transformative period in history.