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Featuring over 500 full-color photographs, this manual serves as a visual guide for clinicians to accurately diagnose a variety of genital dermatologic lesions, both common and rare. The images are organized by appearance, facilitating quick identification of conditions. This practical reference is designed for a wide range of healthcare professionals, including dermatologists, gynecologists, and primary care providers, making it an essential tool for anyone treating disorders of the external genitalia.

The third collection in the "That's Maths" series offers a diverse exploration of mathematical concepts, showcasing intriguing ideas and problems that challenge conventional thinking. Each piece is designed to engage readers with a mix of humor and insight, making complex topics accessible and enjoyable. This collection continues to build on the series' reputation for blending education with entertainment, appealing to both math enthusiasts and casual readers alike.

A short story collection that blurs the line between reality and the abstract. ‘At night little bright orbs would dance somewhere in your narrow field of vision. Life would be present. Here, it was as if life was absent. That was the best way that he could put it. It was profoundly unnerving. Worst of all was the shadow high up on the mildewed whitewash of the gable wall. For some reason its shape reminded him of his Mother’s frozen features when he had found her that day after school. It was not there during the daylight hours, but after dark it materialised unerringly and drew his focus like the stealthy approach of a spider.’

Trixibelle the witch needs a new party dress for her birthday. Oh no! - when she checks her 'Stitches for Witches' spell book, she doesn't have any of the things she needs. There's only one thing for it, Trixibelle hops on to her broomstick and flies through the sky, towards the magical forest, in search of the missing ingredients. Luckily, she meets some helpful friends along the way. Will Trixibelle find what she needs in time for the party?

The collection features a diverse array of mathematical articles that explore various topics within the field. Each piece presents unique insights and approaches, showcasing the depth and breadth of mathematical inquiry. The contributors include prominent mathematicians who delve into both theoretical concepts and practical applications, making the collection valuable for both enthusiasts and professionals. This compilation serves as a resource for understanding contemporary mathematical challenges and innovations.

Essential reading for all with an interest in Scottish politics, and to political scientists studying the dynamics and role of referendums, Peter Lynch investigates the three purely Scottish referendums of 1979, 1997 and 2014 when Scotland voted No, then Yes, to devolution and No to independence.

The independence referendum of 2014 was the most colourful, dynamic and longest political campaign Scotland has ever seen and which, in IndyRef to ScotRef , is lovingly recounted through the experiences of a university lecturer turned Yes for Scotland activist who was inspired to roll up his sleeves and get involved in his native city of Edinburgh.

An eclectic and humorous collection of 100 articles on the strange and unexpected ways mathematics shapes the world around us.

A study of human failings in the overriding of moral sensibilities which lead to atrocities such as the Holocaust and other genocides.

Focusing on the evolution of weather forecasting, this book provides a comprehensive history tailored for researchers, graduate students, and professionals in the field of numerical weather forecasting. It delves into the development of forecasting techniques and the scientific advancements that have shaped the discipline since its inception. With insights into both historical context and modern practices, it serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities of predicting weather patterns.