Hay un montón de información disponible sobre el diagnóstico por el pulso con muchos matices y variaciones. ¡Sin embargo, NINGUNO de ellos son tan claros, concisos y clínicamente relevantes como este corpus de trabajo! ¡Este libro es un CÓMO instructivo y una absoluta OBLIGACIÓN en todas las consultas y escuelas! ¡¡¡Este libro asienta la etapa para una longevidad continua de la medicina china para las siguientes generaciones de terapeutas!

My mission in life is to help people who want to prevent cancer and help them treat it. For more than 35 years, I have given hundreds of courses on orthodontics, temporal mandibular joint treatment, nutrition, cancer treatment, and cognitive thinking.                 Being a cancer advisor, I realize that every person is the author of their destiny. The decisions on what you eat and drink plus your lifestyle determines the health of your blood, cells, organs, and brain. I see ...

This is not a sob story. It's a story about the difficulties of growing into manhood and my own particular struggle with disabling anxiety that came along with it, and how I managed to find my way. That was more than fifty years ago. American life was more comfortable and comprehensible than it is now as we face the discords of what I call the long emergency. I still had a hard time. I observe that boys today are up against a whole lot more in their quest to become fully functional adult men.

Since her youth, immensely wealthy heiress Delphine Lotterby has been in love with the penniless Torrance Madigan (Maddy), but he loves her cousin, Lady Venetia Lotterby. In their summer trek from Cheshire to the Lake District, Delphine strives to convince Maddy he really loves her and not her cousin. At the same time, because of her great wealth, she must be ever vigilant to avoid abduction and being forced into an unwanted marriage. Delphine is risking all on the chance she can win Maddy’s love, marry him, and stop all the abduction attempts by the ...

This is a story about one family's journey with an autistic family member, Steven; as told by his mother.  It is also Steven's story from birth to the present as a man in his early 40's. It is an engaging and emotional story.  At the same time, it is an honest portrayal of what it is like to live with autism on a daily basis. Cindy Rasmussen wrote this story for her children to help them understand what happened in their family when they were growing up, from the perspective of a Mom. Her eldest son, Mark, was only ...

In everyone’s life, there is a moment...a time...a decision you make or fail to make that changes the entire direction of your life. And today you see it as a pattern repeating itself over and over like a broken record. For me, it happened about thirty years ago when I was seven going on eight.  Little did I know that it actually began long before I was born. A similar moment in time... a decision made that would define one legacy, and become the postscript for another. Through the eyes of a child... from one generation to the next... what path ...

A book for all business leaders who want to maximize their unique potential, realize their full talent and live a more rewarding and enriched life. Just as an unleashed dog can more fully attain freedom by escaping its yard, leaders can also become Unleashed from the often self-inflicted restrictions to their potential. By accomplishing this, they set the stage to create similarly Unleashed cultures in their own organizations, thus affecting many others. Unleashed is a comprehensive guide to and resource for enhancing skills, radically improving employees’ ...

Reunion in Paradise  is a romance novel depicting five striking women, each so different from the other, and the intervention of an uninvited male to their 'female only' reunion.  The heartbroken stranger, expecting to nurse his crushed ego and rejected heart, instead finds his true love with one of the enticing ladies, but not before engaging in a myriad of obstacles first.  The love triangle that developed between Melanie, the handsome, jilted Bruce and the determined Sandra was a rocky road; until fate took hold of their destinies. Now ...

His breaths ran rapid, his heart raced; his hands shook… reliving the events of the afternoon. Rejection is a terrible thing; it can drive you to become a version of yourself that you never knew existed… to taking actions you never would have imagined. When faced with life’s harsh realities… with, what feels to be, a fate worse than death… how do you manage? How do you cope?   Or do you?

Dare To Do It! I follow My Dreams!  is a memoir of Nancy Rubesch's life.  This book tells the stories of the many journeys that Nancy and her husband have taken. Writer, Mark Jenkins, said:  “Real adventure – self-determined, self-motivated, often risky - forces you to have firsthand encounters with the world.”  Those are the kind of trips recounted here. The world is becoming more interdependent. As a consequence, it is important for people to get acquainted with other cultures, to understand other perspectives ...

EmPower Us! challenges you to see the world as it could be ' join us to reinvent it. The transformative journey is a global imperative. It begins with integrating the TEST Values (Trust, Empathy, Sustainability, Transparency) They are the currency and accelerator for transformation for all of Us our organizations, and our world! It empowers leaders to become Catalyzers of ongoing transformation. The book redefines the Power of intersecting generations to collaborate on inclusive solutions to achieve a sustainable future. Its action roadmap ...

This book is Gaudette’s first but he shows a natural affinity for storytelling honed, without a doubt, by countless nights spent around a campfire with hunting partners. He, likewise, conveys his love for the natural world with unambiguous affection – it isn’t sentimental or trite but rather born from genuine respect for the earth’s natural beauty. There are serious moments laced throughout the work, but there are moments of real humor as well and Gaudette’s affection for his hunting partners is an abiding theme throughout ...

THE MAGNIFICENT HOTEL DEL CORONADO AND THE ROARING 20’S! Elsie, a World War I widow, is left with the daunting task of raising two small children on her own. Though her heart still clings to the love of her life, Jack O’Neill, she bravely moves on and dares to hope for a future without him. Marie Middleton, who has left her childish ways far behind in Chicago, has sacrificed her career plans for the sake of her widowed sister. She finds herself caught in a battle between the growing attraction she feels for a man nearly twice her age, and the ...

With the Royalist defeat at Worcester in 1651, Adler Hayward, fearing prison more than death, flees England. Heartbroken at leaving his home and family, he finds solace in the eyes of Glynneth, the wife of Etienne Fortier. The Fortiers and their family, including Etienne’s father, brother and his brother’s wife, and Etienne’s and Glynneth’s two children, are bound for New Netherland not only to build a new family fortune but in the hope, the climate will help Etienne who suffers from consumption. Adler and his friend, Latimer ...

Business Accelerants™ CEO Paul Menig explains the 7 Forces that are applicable to setting strategy for all companies, large and small. He provides relevant stories on their application and how to scale the effort to the size of your company. As the new Star Wars series continues, may the forces be with you, aligned, and accelerate you from start to finish.

When we look at all of the people who are working hard on a treadmill of jobs to provide for their families we realize that they are completely unaware that they could be doing something completely different. Instead of needing more and more money, they could be leveraging the machines in a shared economy to make the money work for them so they can create wealth for generations. The book "Wealth of Generations" solves this problem by giving average investors an education in how to become sophisticated investors who can create their own assets that will ...

Phoenix King of the Chimerians is a unique entry in the science fiction tradition that riffs on recognizable turns yet sparkles with individual stylishness and creativity. It is a book that will leave you wanting more and, without any concrete details backing it up, it is safe to assume it is not the last we'll hear from this fictional universe. The promise of more lives in this book and the enduring characters the author creates is interesting enough to hold the interest of casual readers and genre aficionados alike.

This book  POTLUCK OF SHORT STORIES  would be perfect to take on a trip or to the beach. It is full of stories that are of several genres and all of them entertaining. You will help solve the mystery in “It Was Just A Misunderstanding” and maybe shed a tear when you read “New Beginnings”, or smile when you read “Wet Dogs”. The poetry rhymes and the memories are real. As was stated, a good book to take on a trip or for a busy person that snatches time to read.

Slaughter County; the name conjures up all sorts of disturbing images. In reality, nothing noteworthy ever happens in this quiet hamlet – not if you're a homicide detective anyway. Not until that fateful autumn evening ... The midnight sky was pitch-black, save for a sliver of a crescent moon overhead. Off in the distance emanated the lights of the city, oblivious to the darkness of this deed. A face suddenly appeared upon the reflection of the glass as the flame was lit – it was the face of vengeance – the face of evil. A ...

When Anthony C. West’s first collection, River’s End and Other Stories , appeared, the reviewer in the Oxford Mail (August 11, 1960) described reading it as “quite an experience. Like a kick in the guts from a jack-booted leprechaun.” The image is apt. West powerfully united violence, decay, and corruption with natural, fanciful, poetic, and spiritual beauty. The combination is the complex, contradictory texture of life itself, of course, and West had a genius for making the reader see and feel it. Through the senses, he reached ...

Lady Rowena Crossly is determined to rescue her daughter, Cecily, from the Cromwellian Cecily has been forced to marry even does she have to shoot the man, but luck is on her side. Haspel, the Cromwellian carting her daughter away, has been stopped by a gang of highwaymen. They help Rowena rescue her daughter, but then she and Cecily must travel with the highwaymen if they are to stay out of Haspel’s clutches. Needing to don various disguises and adopt numerous different names, they bounce from one adventure to another. Being ever in the presence ...

The human race disappears every 60,000 years. It’s up to 14-year-old Zachary Stone to put the pieces of the puzzle together and halt this deadly cycle. Back in BEFORE, a writer named Arthur C. Clark once said, “Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” It’s an interesting observation. And cleverly phrased. Except that the reality turned out to be a whole lot different. I’m talking about the ‘equally terrifying part. Mr. Clark couldn’t ...

Charlotte Rose's quiet life on a remote island is forever altered on the day Michael Cordero, injured and bleeding, steers his forty-foot ketch into Eagle Cove. Using skills she's learned over years of caring for her husband and son, who are away fishing for salmon, Charlotte tends to Michael's wounds. As Michael recovers, an undeniable attraction grows between them. When a violent storm descends on the island, they risk everything to save Michael's ketch, Shearwater, and their exhaustion reveals long-buried secrets. Set against the Pacific Northwest's ...

This is the updated 2017–18 Indian Country Style Guide for editors, writers, and journalists, with a guide to definitions and proper uses and briefings on American Indian law and news-gathering in Indian Country. A valuable resource for anyone writing about Indigenous America, and patterned after the AP Stylebook for familiarity and ease of use. Fully reviewed guide containing: More than 100 entries Briefing on American Indian Law Briefing on News-gathering in Indian Country Directory of indigenous nations and leaders ...

When a fishing trawler out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean hauls in its largest load in weeks, the crew is ill-prepared for the unveiling of their catch – an automobile painted-up like a military jet, with a body inside wearing a U.S. NAVY flight suit. The circumstances surrounding the scene are almost too much to comprehend – how is such a scenario possible? Investigators have their theory, but even they could not foresee the overriding mystery behind this crime – ties to an event that occurred on the Aircraft Carrier USS ENTERPRISE ...

Ferry Findings by Susan McDonough is an anthology which will be published by Kitsap Publishing in late summer 2016. It is a selection of stories set in the Pacific Northwest.  which is illustrated by Glenn Wachtman's photographs.  One of those stories is called 'It's Magic'.  The Pacific Northwest has been our homes all our lives. Glenn’s family has deep roots at Priest Lake in Idaho, and he grew up on the waterfront near Southworth, Washington, ten minutes from the ferry dock. Susan’s ...

Welcome to a Different Sort of Fantasy No story begins at the beginning. The past sculpts the present with fingers too long and delicate to trace, working according to a plan beyond the knowledge of any who still draw breath. But when those ancient talons try to craft a hero's fate for young Donvin, to force him into the mold of the savior the world so desperately needs, they find that the shape of a hero and the shape of a monster are not so easily distinguished. Enter a world on the precipice, one whose dark past is all too eager to give it a final ...

"Post-Mortem Narrative" is which is a follow-up to "Smoke and Mirrors" and is currently running for the CLUE Award for Suspense ' Thriller novels.  Her last case ("Smoke and Mirrors") had dredged up scars from her past, but that was all behind her now. Or so she thought...   The drive to the Coroner's Office was far from typical for Detective Nash. Not that such an excursion was an abnormality; as a Homicide Detective one could say it was an all-too-often occurrence. But today was different; the image within her own mind, brought forth through ...

A book, 'Poems for Las Vegas,'  the profits of which will be sent to funds that benefit the victims and families.  Available at local bookstores with poetry readings. Poems were written by:  Michelle Bombardier  is a Northwest poet whose work has appeared in Atlanta Review, Bellevue Literary Review, Raven Chronicles, Artemis, Fourth River, Poetry International Online and nearly 30 others.  ​​​​ Kent Chadwick  is a poet living on Bainbridge Island. He self-published “God comes to ...

A time in the 1960 ' the 70s may have been a precursor of today. Yolonda and Dean believed they were right until a Crow and Owl, and the times changed their minds. It may have been the Walk-a-la, or maybe it was just a dream. How often we think it was just a dream, but maybe, just maybe we were afraid to know.