This book “Fighting Cancer" has proven to be a quality book that has helped cancer patients live past their limitations and problems like a healthy and normal human being.The book contains all the necessary requirements for all cancer ridden patients on how to go about their daily lives and improve their wellbeing regardless of their conditions.

For those seeking solution to relieve their health this book is the right choice for you.“Diabetes and it's Secrets" is an eye opener to a wider view and spectrum of life. Patients living with diabetes can live a normal life by following the instructions which have been expertly certified by numerous patients and proving it recommendable to others who seek to alleviate themselves from the wailing ailment.

This insightful read navigates the psychology behind mindsets, offering a comprehensive exploration of how our beliefs, attitudes, and perspectives shape our lives. Through practical insights and real-life examples, it guides readers in understanding and cultivating a positive and growth-oriented mindset. The book underscores the profound impact of mindset on personal and professional success, encouraging readers to embrace resilience, view challenges as opportunities, and unlock their ful...

“Badminton” is a vintage guide to the game of badminton written by Sir George Thomas, All England Champion 1921, 1922, and 1923. It has chapters on everything from preliminary practice and exercises to mastering advanced techniques, as well as information on history and rules; making this volume perfect for those looking for an introduction to the sport. Contents include: “History of the Game”, “General Principles of Stroke Play”, “Individual Strokes”, “Service and Return of Service”, “Sin...

This book "OUR SOCIETY - OUR PLANET - OUR FUTURE" is not necessarily a story that needs to be read from beginning to end; the reader can choose to go to any chapter of interest at any time.This book explores deep concerns about the future of our societies on this 'our' planet.It is about the injustices and, in some cases, the criminal behaviour of small groups of people who have the power and economic might to influence governments and other institutions to leave legal poss...

Illuminates the unwritten ideas that underlie our deepest debates about the written Constitution. The late Justice Scalia relished pointing to departures from the written text of the Constitution as a departure from Constitutional law itself, but in fact his own jurisprudence relied on unwritten ideas. Given that Scalia's "textualist" approach to constitutional interpretation has become even more prominent in recent years with the elevation of Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, ...

Originally published in 1930, this book was written by George Thomas, the 'All-England Singles' Champion of that time, and the man whom the famous 'Thomas Cup' is dedicated to, which is still played for yearly today. A fascinating look at the sport of badminton at that time, and accompanied with advice that is still useful and practical today, this book is highly recommended for inclusion on the bookshelf of anyone with a passion for the sport. Many of these earliest books, particularly th...

Today, we think of constitutional questions as being settled by the Supreme Court.But that is not always the case, nor is it what the framers intended in constructing the three-branch federal government. This volume examines four crucial moments in the United States' political history—the Civil War and Reconstruction, the Progressive Era, Franklin Delano Roosevelt's presidency and the New Deal, and the Reagan revolution—to illustrate the Madisonian view that the present rise of judi...

This book examines the ideas of the Founders with regard to establishing a national university and what those ideas say about their understanding of America. It offers the first study on the idea of a national university and how the Founders understood it as an important feature in an educational system that would sustain the American experiment in democracy. Their ideas about education suggest that shaping the American mind is essential to the success of the Constitution and that this is ...

The Unsung Letters is a poignant collection of poetry that delves into the raw and tender spectrum of human emotion...love, loss, joy, and the constant search for self in a world of unspoken rules. Each poem reads like a letter never sent, brimming with vulnerability and restrained longing.Themes of identity and authenticity thread through the verses, exploring how people navigate life while bound by invisible restrictions, whether societal, cultural, or internal. Love appears not ...

In lucid prose George Thomas Clark recalls the challenges of growing up in a family beset by divorce, depression, and alcoholism, and the compensatory joys of playing basketball and other sports.Though academically promising, Clark loses discipline as his drinking and substance abuse worsen and he drops out of college to write and support himself by menial labor and other unpromising endeavors.The author vividly portrays experiences from romance to travel to psychiatric car...

Lt Colonel George Thomas Chaloner served with the British Indian Army in the Second World War and was stationed in India during the turbulent period of transition from British rule to independence in 1947. This diary documents George’s interactions with locals, fellow officers and the vast Indian terrain as well as the exotic wildlife (including elephants, tigers and bison!). A horticulturalist at heart, his fascination with the local flora is evident as he remarks on the various tropical ...