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    The Science of Sherlock Holmes is a wild ride in a hansom cab along the road paved by Sherlock Holmes—a ride that leads us through medicine, law, pathology, toxicology, anatomy, blood chemistry, and the emergence of real-life forensic science during the 19th and 20th centuries. From the "well-marked print of a thumb" on a whitewashed wall in "The Adventure of the Norwood Builder" to the trajectory and impact of a bullet in "The Reigate Squires", author E. J. Wagner uses the Great Detective's remarkable adventures as springboards into the real-life forensics behind them. You'll meet scientists, investigators, and medical experts, such as the larger-than-life Eugène Vidocq of the Paris Sûreté, the determined detective Henry Goddard of London's Bow Street Runners, the fingerprint expert Sir Francis Galton, and the brilliant but arrogant pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury. You'll explore the ancient myths and bizarre folklore that were challenged by the evolving field of forensics and examine the role that brain fever, Black Dogs, and vampires played in criminal history. Real-life Holmesian mysteries abound throughout the book. What happened to Dr. George Parkman, wealthy physician and philanthropist, last seen entering the Harvard College of Medicine in 1849? The trial included some of the first expert testimony on handwriting analysis on record—some of it foreshadowing what Holmes said of printed evidence years later in The Hound of the Baskervilles, "But this is my special hobby, and the differences are equally obvious." Through numerous cases, including celebrated ones such as those of Jack the Ripper and Lizzie Borden, the author traces the influence of the coolly analytical Holmes on the gradual emergence of forensic science from the grip of superstition. You'll find yourself listening to The Science of Sherlock Holmes as eagerly as you would those of any Holmes mystery. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: E. J. Wagner, Simon Prebble. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/adbl/002457/bk_adbl_002457_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Dieses Unterrichtsmodell bezieht sich auf folgende Textausgabe: Schöningh, Bestell-Nr.: 041190New York zur Zeit der Roaring Twenties. Gewinner und Verlierer der New Yorker Gesellschaft gleichermaßen tummeln sich jeden Sommer auf den rauschenden Tanzparties des jungen Selfmade-Millionärs Jay Gatsby. Der zwielichtige Geschäftsmann aus mittellosen Verhältnissen möchte aber eigentlich nur eines: als "Great Gatsby" seine aus einer vermögenden Familie stammende Jugendliebe Daisy zurückgewinnen. Diese ist allerdings inzwischen verheiratet ...F. Scott Fitzgeralds 1925 verfasster Roman gilt als Meisterwerk der amerikanischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts. Er ist zugleich ergreifende Liebesgeschichte und ausdrucksstarkes Bild der amerikanischen Gesellschaft des Jazz Age. Vor allem aber ist The Great Gatsby ein Roman über den American Dream, den die Schülerinnen und Schüler in seinen verschiedenen Facetten nachempfinden können.Fitzgeralds Roman ist geeignet als Schullektüre in den Jahrgangsstufen 11 und 12. Dieses Unterrichtsmodell liefert einen praxisorientierten Leitfaden zur Behandlung im Unterricht.Ebenfalls erschienen ist ein Unterrichtsmodell zur Analyse der gleichnamigen Verfilmung von 1974, Schöningh, Bestell-Nr.: 041188.Contents:The novel - The author - The content - The characters - Vorüberlegungen zum Einsatz des Romans im Unterricht - Konzeption des Unterrichtsmodells - Weiterführende Materialien - KlausurenComponent 1: Getting into the novel: Pre-reading activities - Long-term while-reading activitiesComponent 2: Who is who? Characters and conflicts: Completing a character-map - Describing the characters (indirect and direct characterization) - Analysing the point of view - Describing and analysing the setting I (chapters 1 and 2) - Describing and analysing the setting II: Gatsby and his parties (chapter 3)Component 3: A dream has come true?: Foreshadowing and predicting (chapter 4) - Playmaking: the reunion (chapter 5) - Analysing symbols - Understanding Gatsby's youth (chapter 6)Component 4: Gatsby's fight for his dream: Tom vs. Gatsby: structure of the plot (chapter 7) - Writing a new story: the accident causing Myrtle's death - Writing an analysis: symbolism - Colours as symbols - Evaluating Gatsby's character (chapter 8) - Discussion: Who is to blame for Gatsby's death?Component 5: American dreams, American nightmares: The ideal of the American Dream - "They are careless people!": dramatic reading - Eulogy on the Great (?) Gatsby - From dream to nightmare: the decline of the American Dream in the 1920sComponent 6: Post-reading activities: Creative writing ideas - The structure of the plot: a gallery walk - Screen adaption - The autobiographical background of the novelComponent 7: Focus on language
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    This is the full, uninterrupted audiobook of the story of I & II Maccabees - read with the passion this masterpiece deserves by number-one best-selling voice talent Steve Cook. Hanukkah or Chanukah is an annual Jewish celebration in the late fall/early winter that dates back to circa 164 BC (or the intertestamental period - between the Old and New Testaments) and was also referred to as "Festival of Lights" or "Feast of the Dedication" or "Feast of the Maccabees". Interestingly, most people may not know where to find the account of the magnificent Hanukah story. It is found in the Apocrypha (meaning "hidden things") in I & II Second Maccabees (1 Macc 4:36-59; 2 Macc 10:1-8). This book was created to offer the listener just I & II Maccabees out of the Apocrypha as it is worthy of such focused separation and study. Although this is not one of the seven required feasts of the Mosaic law spelled out in Leviticus 23, this 8-day holiday celebrates the victory of the Maccabean war against Syria. This victory was considered a miracle since the Jews were out-numbered and out-provisioned in the natural, but God supernaturally brought them victory. The Syrian (or Seleucid) king, Antiochus Ephiphanes, was a prototypical antichrist who shared a radical anti-Semitism and hatred of the Jews with the likes of Hitler (responsible for the death of six million Jews, WWII Era) and Titus (Roman General responsible for the death of one million Jews, AD 70). Antiochus implemented horror, torture, and slaughter against the Jewish priests and leaders, then unleashed wrath on non-clergy. He then set himself up in the temple as a high priest and sacrificed a pig to the god Zeus as a precursor to what the antichrist will do referenced in Daniel 9:27 and Daniel 11:30,31. Jesus speaks of it again in Mark 13:14 as a foreshadowing of not only the antichrist, but also of Titus' setting up an idol on the site of the demolished and charred remains of the te ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Steve Cook. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/069657/bk_acx0_069657_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's great tragedies, and in this study guide we analyse the key meanings and subtleties within the play. We discuss the main protagonists, the key themes and the context and break down the core scenes so that you have all the necessary facts and arguments at your disposal. Written by Catherine Hartley and Stella Vassiliou, both of whom have master's degrees in English literature from Cambridge and Oxford Universities respectively, their depth of understanding and analysis is brought to life by actors, including Guy Henry, the leading Shakespearian actor. As well as narrating, our actors provide a range of pertinent quotations so you are not only taken into the world of Shakespeare but are provided with all the salient information of this great play in a clear and compelling manner. The chapters in the Macbeth series are: Introduction and Critical Heritage Analysis of Context Act 1 Scene 1 – Witchcraft Act I, scene ii - Foreshadowing Act I, scenes iii and iv - The prophecies Act I, scene v - Meeting Lady Macbeth Act I, scenes vi and vii - Dramatic irony - Part 1 Act I, scenes vi and vii - Dramatic irony - Part 2 Act II, scene i - The dagger soliloquy Act II, scene ii - The murder - Part 1 Act II, scene ii - The murder - Part 2 Act II, scenes iii and iv - Comic relief and reactions to murder Act III, scenes i, ii and iii - Banquo’s murder and the deterioration of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s relationship - Part 1 Act III, scenes i, ii and iii - Banquo’s murder and the deterioration of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s relationship - Part 2 Act III, scene iv - Banquo’s ghost - Part 1 Act III, scene iv - Banquo’s ghost - Part 2 Act III, scenes v and vi, and Act IV, scene i - The apparitions Act IV, scenes ii and iii - Lady Macduff and the rise of Malcolm Act V, scenes i, iii, and v - The demise of Lady Macbeth Rem Language: English. Narrator: Guy Henry, Olivia Mace, Kevin Murphy. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/adpi/000019/bk_adpi_000019_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    How can someone possibly fortify themselves against a narcissist and live another day to tell the story? Sometimes it feels like we just do not know where to start to begin a new chapter of our lives. Why not protect yourself against abuse? Why not teach yourself how to combat this ever growing epidemic? You can regain control of your life and focus on yourself for a change. Give yourself the attention that you deserve and stop allowing narcissists to have the upper hand.You will better understand how to balance the lopsided scales of your life that are past the tipping point because of a narcissist’s genetic nature. Better understand the hive nature and how to use it to your advantage. You will uncover brainwashing tactics and learn how to put yourself back in control of yourself and the situation.Understand how and why a narcissist will use sex as a tool to get them ahead in life. Learn why a narcissist is just playing on your emotions as they make you think they are "special". Special people do not need to plead their case as if they are convincing a court full of their peers in a trial. Get yourself out of that rut you are so desperately trying to get out of and help yourself. If he was the “one” then you would not be here right now. Let go of your past and regain control of your life because we only get one shot at it, so do not waste another second on him.You will learn and understand how a narcissist operates as they drop foreshadowing hints, project their issues and problems onto you, and the meaning behind their "death stare". The narcissist will use any tactic they can to get a rise out of you emotionally. Understand why keeping a "poker face" and your composure can help you refrain from giving the narcissist the upper hand or giving him "ammo" for his cause.Trust your gut and let go of the fear of being alone. You will find someone better. I promise there are many more like the man you have out there in the world. B ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Paul Holbrook. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/145020/bk_acx0_145020_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    The Foreshadowing: ab 3.99 €
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    Writing Active Hooks Book 2: Evocative Description Character Dialogue Foreshadowing and Where to Use Hooks: ab 3.75 €
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    The Caribbean Policy of the Ulysses S. Grant Administration - Foreshadowing an Informal Empire: ab 97.49 €
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    Civic Participation in Contentious Politics - The Digital Foreshadowing of Protest: ab 90.99 €
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    About Myself Born April 11, l941 in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada, I was the first of two children. My Father was what would be described today as an organic farmer from a family of eleven. My Mother's parents were both school teachers in London. Raised on a small twenty-acre farm until the age of six, I attended twelve schools in twelve years. I arrived in the San Francisco Bay Area in l951 at age eleven. Upon turning 18 years of age I joined the U.S. Marine Corps. After spending four years in the U.S. Marine Corps, I continued my education in the same nomadic style, ultimately attending five colleges. I was a Clarinet major and English Literature major at San Diego State University, and finally succumbing to system requirements and the demands of marriage, I landed in an operational training program at First State Bank of Oregon. It is interesting to review one's life path in the context of advancing technology. During the l950's and l960's it was fairly easy to change occupations. My military service was prior to the Vietnam War. The draft was in place, even for alien residents. My plan was to join the military and see the world. Wrong. The military is not about free choice. I spent three years as a clerk typist in San Diego, and my final year at the Officer Training School in Quantico, Virginia. The peak of my military career was receiving my first electric typewriter. What an amazing invention! I saw my first television set at age eleven. It was a 14" round, black and white picture tube. The picture was so fuzzy, cartoonists made jokes about not being able to distinguish between the TV set and a round window on a clothes dryer. The first telephone I used in Canada was a wall mounted wooden box with a magneto crank on the side, and it had all the local farmers on the same party line. Anyone could listen in on your conversation. The two-room cabin my Father built in Vernon was built over a well with a mechanical hand pump. We were able to pump our own water after the pump was primed. During the l940's, winter temperatures in Vernon averaged 10 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit below 0. Today, the average winter temperature in Vernon is 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Upon moving from Canada to the United States, my Father changed his occupation from farmer to carpenter, and years later to hardware merchant. In the 60's, upon completion of my military obligation, the whole world opened up to me. I could become an automobile mechanic, a carpenter, an English teacher, a musician, a businessman...there seemed no end to the possibilities. I read voraciously. A habit picked up from my Mother. She always kept a small personal library. Then, during the 60's, along came the recreational use of LSD. Having read a handful of books on the clinical use of psychotomimetic substances, I set out to discover my own experience. These experiences left me with a great curiosity about how my mind really worked, and evolved into a life long interest in metaphysics. Meantime, I went to work in my Father's hardware store, fastidiously learning the catalogue name of all the parts and components of residential plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems. Paint chemistry, glass cutting and various other skills fell into place over the six years spent in the hardware business. I left the hardware business to go to work in residential solar construction. I studied passive solar design at Village Homes in Davis, California (a 220 custom solar home subdivision), obtained my B contractor's License, and designed and built two passive solar homes. I started studying classical guitar during this period, and started writing music in l980-and never stopped. I spent two years in Davis studying classic guitar, composition, and electronic music with Reed Maxson, a composer, artist, inventor, and electronic musician-in my estimation, a truly great man. Starting in l985, I spent the next twenty years of my life working for Signet Testing Laboratories as a structural inspector in commercial construction. I conducted specialized structural inspections on more than 1,500 construction sites in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. These included skyscrapers, freeways, hospitals, jails, libraries, restaurants, a linear accelerator, and other miscellaneous structures. The common thread in my life has been a great quest to understand the structural aspects of architecture, administration, music, and last but not least, my own mind. In l987 I started working with computers and music. Now that we have entered the electronic age and the space age, with information on the Planet doubling every 2.5 years-what should music sound like? Studying the history of Western music for the past 600 years, one of the most vitally interesting figures is Antonio Vivaldi, 1657-1741. He largely discarded the contrapuntal treatment of the earlier masters in favor of a novel style of rhythmic precision and dynamic drive. It is as if he divined a foreshadowing of current popular music. 21st Century musical imagery is a whole new art form, all the while benefiting from a very rich past. The future of music includes the future of musical instruments. The electronic era presents a potential never before possible. Music is many things to many people, a mixture of old and new, including a medium for relaxation. Currently, there is considerable exploration into the study of music as a healing modality. Gary Michael Graves San Francisco October 20, 2008.
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