Set against the backdrop of a disastrous voyage in August 1991, the narrative unfolds as the Oceanos embarks on a perilous journey despite severe weather. As the ship battles hurricane winds and rogue waves, chaos ensues when crew members abandon ship, leaving entertainers to lead the evacuation. Maritime lawyer Andrew Pike, involved in the legal investigation, vividly recounts the gripping drama and remarkable bravery displayed during South Africa's most significant maritime rescue.
Where the hell did that homeless guy with a Santa hat and his spaceship come from?Earth is dying, ravaged by an apocalyptic blizzard encountered by First Responder Jacob Fathom when his ambulance crashes. Fathom reaches a base to save its occupants, only to be interrupted by the homeless Terral B. Hylotz stumbling in. When Hylotz abruptly leaves, their search for him leads to a spaceship that propels them on an intergalactic quest against the harshest perils of the storm.Will they ever find Earth again? Can they save it from the storm? And just where the hell did that homeless guy and his spaceship come from anyway? Choose who you’d like to pilot and, through their perspective, you’ll discover new planets and races taking you closer to solving the mystery of Terral B. Hylotz.Blending the irreverence of Douglas Adams with an eye for quick wit and strange situations, The Epic Quest For Terral B. Hylotz is a page-turning ride you have to read to believe!
How Pseudo-Science and Anti-Semitism Shaped Hitler's Destiny
The book explores the profound impact of Hitler's flawed education on his understanding of science and technology, which he distorted to fit his ideologies. Struggling with traditional science, he embraced pseudo-science and the occult, leading to a rejection of Jewish contributions to physics, notably Einstein's relativity. As the Nazis politicized science, they prioritized experimental physics, which contributed to the war effort through unconventional research. This reliance on alternative facts ultimately undermined Germany's scientific achievements, setting the stage for the Third Reich's decline.
This book advocates for the practice of non-doing within therapist-client settings, achieved by the therapist paying attention to their own intentions and leaving all assumptions behind in order to be truly present with their client. This builds the foundations of safe touch and builds upon a sense of calm intensity and its expression in non-doing.