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When World WAR II started, there was a shortage of pilots. The big question was, “Where are they going to come from?” Aircraft manufacturers were ramping up production capabilities. New fighter planes, bombers, and transports were being built in increasing numbers for the U.S. Military and our Allies....

The book covers the rise of science from the Greeks to the followers of Bacon and Descartes. It argues that philosophy and science were interwoven until the 20th century with the certainties of the Baconian programme giving rise to the study of thermodynamics and the enlightenment. The advent of the...

Feet Don't Fail Me Now provides an individual with hope and support to assist them in better managing their peripheral neuropathy. It discusses the most common questions all of my patients ask. What causes is it? What can I do to get my life back? We explain in simple terms not only these causes but...

Growing up Barbara traveled a road that had many obstacles that presented in the form of family instability, emotional hurt, anger, sickness, disappointment, and despair. When she was diagnosed with the incurable disease of Myasthenia Gravis at the age of 15, doctors told her she had a 50/50 chance...

I found my Eureka moment on the drive to work. I don’t know where you’ll find yours. But you will. The minute you remove the filter that stops you from seeing the answers that are all around you, every day. This warm, funny, empathetic collection of insights is a kaleidoscope. What you get out of...

It started with a hand written journal to my husband and son listing my final wishes. Then it became an online journal to my family to communicate medical information and it finally became a way for me to express my frustrations, joys, disappointments, and my future plans. I changed drastically as a...

“A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.” (The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution Adopted on December 15, 1791, along with the remaining nine amendments comprising the Bill of Rights.)...

It’s autumn of 1991 in the Finger Lakes of New York. Ellie O’Neal is looking forward to creating one more year of memories to carry with her when she leaves for college, but on the last Saturday of October her idyllic family life is shattered when her father and younger brother die in a horrifying...

Are you tired of suffering from painful heartburn, acid reflux, indigestion, embarrassing belching, or the frightening feeling of food getting stuck in your throat? If you're one of the 60 million Americans suffering from heartburn or one of the 20 percent affected by GERD, you may be looking for...

This monograph offers a comprehensive, contemporary state of the art review of key aspects in the recognition, investigation and management of pulmonary hypertension which has attracted considerable interest throughout the world in recent years. Written by an invited global faculty of contributors, it...

Most start-ups say they want to hire the most exceptional people, only to offer them the same golden-cage perks that have nothing to do with what any of us are looking for in a place of work. At Jolt, we got rid of the beer taps, pool tables, game consoles, mechanical bulls, yoga training, power napping,...

David Welborn has a unique profession. He transports the dead from where they fell, and in whatever condition they passed. Car accidents, suicides, homicides, and drug overdoses become common place for him as he grapples these horrors. He soon realizes that this tight knit profession is unknown to...

A series of cataclysmic events rocked young Bethany’s world, sending her out onto the dangerous streets late one night in search of an escape from her turbulent home life. Her plan was to be gone just long enough to worry and punish her mother for her hateful, heartless words and her failure to protect...

In 2016, the author became very seriously ill. Heart problems caused him to be forced to take some very strong, toxic, anti-arrhythmic medications. However, one small ‘benefit’ seemed to be that suddenly, he began to see faces staring at him in his shower. He thought; “Am I going crazy? Am I Mad?...