Focusing on the theme of racism, this book delves into the struggles against prejudice in Canada, particularly within the realm of sports. It highlights untold stories that shed light on these critical issues, offering readers valuable lessons on overcoming discrimination. The narrative is both compelling and educational, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and addressing these societal challenges.
These hands-on activities for Omnifix Cubes supports the acquisition of spatial sense as well as the language of three-dimensional geometry.
Focusing on the often-overlooked aspects of leadership, the author shares real-life stories to highlight the importance of lower-case leadership, emphasizing the value of vision, teamwork, and effective delivery. Drawing from his extensive public life experience, he provides insights into the nuances of leading away from the spotlight, offering a comprehensive anatomy of what it truly means to lead.
The story follows Alfred, Draz, and Artisius as they flee Earth aboard the Green Dragon, pursued by the formidable Great Fleet of the Collective Zone. Their journey leads them to Mars, where they seek refuge among ruthless criminal gangs. As Alfred grapples with his deteriorating mental state due to his zetting, the trio faces escalating dangers while navigating their quest for freedom, which takes on different meanings for each character. The narrative explores themes of survival, sanity, and the complexities of liberation.
Set against the backdrop of a 1960s Caribbean revolution, a London journalist becomes embroiled in a political struggle while covering the conflict. Through his connection with the mysterious Lydia and the opposition leader Professor Sanchez, he witnesses the rise against a corrupt president. As they establish a covert network to challenge the regime, Conway documents the unfolding events, ultimately revealing the heavy toll of their victory in his book, "Theft of a Revolution." The narrative explores themes of resistance, sacrifice, and the power of journalism.
The book offers a critical exploration of late 20th Century medical practices, challenging prevailing beliefs and uncovering deeper truths within the healthcare system. With a revised edition that includes a new Preface by Ian Kennedy, it reflects on the evolution of medical thought and the implications for patients and practitioners alike. This investigation aims to provoke thought and encourage a reevaluation of established medical norms.
Set against the backdrop of humanity's first faster-than-light journey, the story follows reporter Mark Jattic as he documents the ill-fated Maia expedition. Expecting to find a barren world, the crew instead encounters a hostile environment that leads to dire consequences. As supplies dwindle and communication fails, Mark's desperate message reveals the chilling reality of their situation and the urgent plea to protect Earth. Inspired by classic literature, this narrative explores themes of survival, isolation, and the darkness within humanity.
Women's Relentless Pursuit of the Puck
Chronicling the struggles and triumphs of women in hockey, this book highlights their fight against societal norms and barriers over the past 150 years. It delves into the challenges they faced, including condescension, lack of support, and even sexual assault, while showcasing the determination of female players who defied expectations. Their stories reveal a rich history of resilience and passion for the sport, ultimately celebrating the emergence of teams and stars who have made significant contributions to the game.
Gives the first comprehensive examination of the painting's provenance, and reception throughout history.
Von klugen Köpfen und mutigen Kämpfern – das einzigartige Heldenbuch Sie haben das Unmögliche möglich gemacht, für das Gute gekämpft und spektakuläre Taten vollbracht – die Helden dieser Welt! Doch wie wird man ein echter Held? Das verraten Ian und Jeff Kennedy, die ein großartiges Sammelsurium an Heldenbiografien zusammengetragen haben: Berühmte und vergessene, laute und leise Helden, Helden wider Willen und solche, die es werden wollten – quer durch die Geschichte begegnen sich hier die faszinierenden Lebenswege von Christoph Columbus, Katharina der Großen, Karl May, Mutter Theresa und vielen, vielen anderen. Spannende Abenteuer und packende Schicksale laden zum Schmökern, Staunen und Entdecken ein – und lassen kleine wie große (Lese-)Helden nicht mehr los! • Die 50 außergewöhnlichsten und wichtigsten Helden und Heldinnen der Welt • Mit Porträtbildern, Heldenbiografien, erfrischenden Anekdoten und Zitaten • Ausstattung im Retrodesign und mit Goldfolienprägung
