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The Drawing-Room Fortune-Teller, or Sibylline Leaves. by A. E. M. K.
A E M K
British Library, Historical Print Editions
2011
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It was funny on paper: Poems A.E.Miller wrote before the internet
Anthony Edmund Miller
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Poems and nonsense written by comedian Anthony Edmund Miller to express his rage in the era before the internet as previously published in ENVOI, IOTA, THE JOURNAL, KRAX, ORBIS, VIZ and ranted about the lower echelons of the London comedy circuit 1992-2005 "we neither cooperate with Amazon nor will we ever review a book published by or with the help of Amazon" - Wolfgang G rtschacher Poetry Salzburg
Planning and Operation Assessment of a Microgrid
Mohammed Morad; Mohamed A E Hossam E M S Abbas; Adel A Elbaset Ahmed I a Galal
LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
2021
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Le Chef Mécanicien-Électricien, Encyclopédie Rationnelle Et Appliquée
A E M Blanc
Hachette Livre - BNF
2018
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HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING A System Of Personal Defence For The Soldier (1918)
A E Marriott
NAVAL MILITARY PRESS
2023
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Francois d'Eliscu taught thousands of U.S. Army Rangers how to fight down and dirty in World War II.d'Eliscu doesn't get the press that Fairbairn and Applegate do, but he did a commendable job writing this book. It is basic, meant for training raw recruits in a short amount of time before sending them to the front, but simple is good when you are in combat, as most combative experts will tell you.D'Eliscu wrote this manual when in France in 1944 organising training at the officers' candidate school at Fontainebleau. Hand to Hand Combat outlined his techniques for hip throws, joint locks, eye-gouging finger strikes, shin kicks, grappling on the ground, and defensive tactics against knife attacks. "Practice for speed and perfection," d'Eliscu admonishes in it. This book is published strictly for historical purposes. The Naval & Military Press Ltd expressly bears no responsibility or liability of any type, to any first, second or third party, for any harm, injury, or loss whatsoever.
Reprint of the original. The publishing house Anatiposi publishes historical books as reprints. Due to their age, these books may have missing pages or inferior quality. Our aim is to preserve these books and make them available to the public so that they do not get lost.
Reprint of the original. The publishing house Anatiposi publishes historical books as reprints. Due to their age, these books may have missing pages or inferior quality. Our aim is to preserve these books and make them available to the public so that they do not get lost.
DescriptionThis anthology of poems was written by the author throughout his adult life.Many were found in his flat after his death scribbled on pieces of paper, written in diaries or typewritten. Others had been handed to family members from time to time. There are seven different categories. The poems inevitably reflect the author's experiences as a person with chronic bipolar disorder, as well as his views on religion having studied Theology for many years. He was always questioning and never quite deciding to be loyal to any particular church, although he did see himself as a committed Christian.His observations of life could be considered quite controversial, sometimes apparently quite flippant while on closer scrutiny deeply serious. He also writes with some humour about his relationships with the opposite sex and members of his family. Included in the anthology is a section loosely described as "songs." Only the one bearing the title of this book was ever put to music and performed by him as a song but his intention had always been to break into song writing."If only I was a better guitarist"The intention in publishing this book is to pay tribute to his memory as a complete human being, with a big personality and a heart to match who had a message he wanted to give but unfortunately could not succeed in doing this during his life time. At the same time, if this book can help to highlight the plight of the mentally ill and the proceeds serve to contribute in some way to financing further research into mental health, it will have been a worthwhile exercise.About the AuthorDavid Alexander Edward Murdoch was born in Aberdeen Maternity Hospital on 21st January1965, the eldest of three children. He has two sisters. His parents divorced in 1984. Always a mischievous little boy, he was academically bright, good at sports and music. Throughout his childhood, he was full of enthusiasm and eager to excel at anything he tried. David attended schools in Stranraer, Ayr, Bucksburn, Dyce, Cults, Westhill and Ellon. He could claim to be a true Aberdonian however having spent all his adult life living in the City.David suffered a period of depression at age 14 followed later by hypomania as a teenager and was diagnosed with manic depression at the age of twenty in 1986. The illness dominated his life and he struggled to achieve anything he was proud of. He did not respond positively to any of the drugs on offer and had difficulty accepting that he had an illness. He was admitted to hospital usually compulsorily all too frequently, until his tragic death in Aberdeen on 23rd November 2008.As a boy and a young man he loved playing golf, tennis and football. He also enjoyed art, music and drama. He directed, co-produced and acted in "Macbeth" while at University. He also acted in plays such as "Much Ado About Nothing" and "The Importance of Being Ernest" (playing Lady Bracknell).
Wer sind wir, wenn alles, was uns ausmacht, nicht mehr da ist? Sind wir dann berhaupt noch jemand? Wenn es nach Tim ginge, w rde niemand von dem Autounfall erfahren, der sein Leben vor drei Jahren zerst rt hat. Dann w re er einfach nur ein Barkeeper und S nger seiner Band in London. Doch als sein Leben erneut aus den Fugen ger t, wird ihm klar, dass er sich seiner Vergangenheit stellen muss. Was w re da besser geeignet als ein Besuch bei Blaze, seiner Freundin aus Kindheitstagen? Eine Woche in Cornwall soll beweisen, dass sein altes Leben vorbei ist. Doch er hat nicht damit gerechnet, dass trotz ihrer Geheimnisse eine alte Vertrautheit zwischen ihnen aufkeimt und er sich an der K ste, mit Blaze, immer freier f hlt ...