This book shows how to make the most of time management in the workplace: how to plan ahead and get started, and how to deal with all the interruptions and distractions that crop up along the way. It covers the key components of time management including the use of diaries, planners and organizers, coping with pressure, managing the desk, delegation, managing the boss, and working with others.
Rather than looking at night photography as an extension of daytime shooting with added complications, embrace the unique challenges of nocturnal photography for the tremendous wealth of creative opportunities it offers.
A curious child's question about the complexity of camera lenses sparks a journey into the world of optics, highlighting Rudolf Kingslake's early inquisitiveness. This inquiry not only reflects his passion for science but also sets the stage for his significant contributions to the field of optics over the years. The narrative explores the evolution of his career and the impact he had on a burgeoning scientific discipline.
The book examines how young people in Britain engage with popular culture to articulate their political beliefs, countering the notion that media leads to political disengagement. Through research funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between youth, popular culture, and political expression, revealing the active role that cultural consumption plays in shaping political perspectives among the younger generation.
Set during a Halloween night in 1938, a group of campers and their counselors find themselves in a comedic frenzy when Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast sparks panic about a potential alien invasion. As they confront their fears and a lurking monster, the feuding campers must unite to save themselves. This family-friendly musical features lively original songs and energetic choreography reminiscent of classic film musicals, making it a delightful experience for audiences of all ages, filled with humor, spooky surprises, and nostalgic charm.
Exploring innovative medical treatments, this book delves into the use of viral phage therapy as a last-resort option for combating antibiotic-resistant infections. It highlights case studies, scientific research, and the potential of phages to target specific bacteria without harming human cells. The narrative emphasizes the urgency of finding alternative solutions in modern medicine, showcasing the challenges and triumphs faced by researchers and patients alike in the fight against resistant pathogens.
The story unfolds in a dark cave within an ancient mountain, where a malevolent force lies in wait for Robert Crum. As the plot progresses, the tension builds around the impending encounter, exploring themes of isolation and the unknown. The setting serves as a haunting backdrop for a suspenseful narrative that delves into fear and the supernatural, drawing readers into a chilling atmosphere filled with anticipation and dread.
This comprehensive golf reference offers quick-fix tips for improving swings, insights into betting games, rules, etiquette, jokes, and trivia. It's the perfect companion for any golfer seeking answers and guidance while on the course.
The siege of Savannah of 1779 was one of the costliest defeats for the French and patriot forces during the American Revolution and this new study tells the full story from the successful British assault on the city onwards.
Raise the curtain on an exciting new approach to tarot. Bringing the Tarot to Life shares ideas for using theatre games and acting techniques to develop your own embodied understanding of the cards.