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Paperback. Condizione: New. ForewordThis is a selection of poetry written by my mother, Celia O'Neill. Mum began writing at an early age and her talent was recognised whilst at school where she won a nationwide competition. She excelled at English Literature during A-levels and went on to study History and French at the University of East Anglia. Mum had various professional roles during her working life - ranging from Librarian and Archivist, to Executive Recruiter - but it was through writing that she really found her passion. On most mornings she would be up at the break of dawn to work on her novels and many times I would come down for breakfast to find the dining room table commandeered. It was a sight for bleary eyes to behold: folders of manuscript, covered from top to bottom in near illegible script, a seated figure hunched to a crescent and a scrawling hand ablaze, feverishly propelled by a mind not content to respect the rules of the ungodly hour in which it worked.It was this passion and level of commitment that saw Mum win prizes in international competitions for her poems, some of which were included in published anthologies, but there was no collection published that consisted solely of her own poems. The Poet's Eye is a collection of her poems that were bought together posthumously. The poems here lie broadly in two main kinds with various other topics and themes woven in.The first kind considers (what Mum liked to discuss with us until well into many a night) the more poignant side of personal experience we, or others, may face; love, family, spirituality, loss, choice, ageing, death and God. The second kind details the smaller `first world problems' (and perks!) that come and go but yet remain integral to our lives. To talk withMum, one would often be engaged in a topic at either end of this spectrum and I think the poems here perfectly express that duality of her persona.Mum was, by her own admission, a bit of an `outsider', never content to do things (or think!) much like everyone else, and this in turn cultivated her particular way of embracing her own experiences and those of others with whom she felt an affinity. She was deeply empathetic to the tragedies which people face, as expressed in poems such as `The refugee' and `To a spouse with Alzheimers'. She was in awe of the metaphysical nature of ourselves and of situations: `The people I never knew', `If Nana had married Arthur Underwood'; and she wasn't afraid to embrace the darker, more macabre side of herself in poems such as `The stalker' and `Crows at high tide'. Mum was never shy and was always only a step away from poking fun at herself, as shown in `Relaxation tape' and `Yoga'.Although melancholy manifests in some of Mum's poems, there is always evidence of an undeniable omnipresent spirit; from the stories she created and illustrated as a child, the small `Post-it' note messages she'd leave for me if she were out, to her novels and the poems collected here, all contain the endearin.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. ForewordThis is a selection of poetry written by my mother, Celia O'Neill. Mum began writing at an early age and her talent was recognised whilst at school where she won a nationwide competition. She excelled at English Literature during A-levels and went on to study History and French at the University of East Anglia. Mum had various professional roles during her working life - ranging from Librarian and Archivist, to Executive Recruiter - but it was through writing that she really found her passion. On most mornings she would be up at the break of dawn to work on her novels and many times I would come down for breakfast to find the dining room table commandeered. It was a sight for bleary eyes to behold: folders of manuscript, covered from top to bottom in near illegible script, a seated figure hunched to a crescent and a scrawling hand ablaze, feverishly propelled by a mind not content to respect the rules of the ungodly hour in which it worked.It was this passion and level of commitment that saw Mum win prizes in international competitions for her poems, some of which were included in published anthologies, but there was no collection published that consisted solely of her own poems. The Poet's Eye is a collection of her poems that were bought together posthumously. The poems here lie broadly in two main kinds with various other topics and themes woven in.The first kind considers (what Mum liked to discuss with us until well into many a night) the more poignant side of personal experience we, or others, may face; love, family, spirituality, loss, choice, ageing, death and God. The second kind details the smaller `first world problems' (and perks!) that come and go but yet remain integral to our lives. To talk withMum, one would often be engaged in a topic at either end of this spectrum and I think the poems here perfectly express that duality of her persona.Mum was, by her own admission, a bit of an `outsider', never content to do things (or think!) much like everyone else, and this in turn cultivated her particular way of embracing her own experiences and those of others with whom she felt an affinity. She was deeply empathetic to the tragedies which people face, as expressed in poems such as `The refugee' and `To a spouse with Alzheimers'. She was in awe of the metaphysical nature of ourselves and of situations: `The people I never knew', `If Nana had married Arthur Underwood'; and she wasn't afraid to embrace the darker, more macabre side of herself in poems such as `The stalker' and `Crows at high tide'. Mum was never shy and was always only a step away from poking fun at herself, as shown in `Relaxation tape' and `Yoga'.Although melancholy manifests in some of Mum's poems, there is always evidence of an undeniable omnipresent spirit; from the stories she created and illustrated as a child, the small `Post-it' note messages she'd leave for me if she were out, to her novels and the poems collected here, all contain the endearin.

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Condizione: New. KlappentextThis book is written by some experts from across the globe. It provides a wide range of data related to a common and major surgery performed, i.e. Cesarean Delivery. The book presents significant researches concerning epidemio.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. 303 p. : il. color ; 33 cm ; Spanish; Texto en español, Italiano y portugués. ; ISBN: 3822856118; 9783822856116 ; Dewey: 747.88 ; OCLC: 57667159 ; powder-blue cloth with white lettering, in color photographic dustjacket with edge wear ; Contents: Destination Europe - Johan Brauner, Gotland, Sweden, Baltic Sea - Sylvia and Edvin Paas, Gulf of Riga, Latvia - Mandy Coakley and Christopher Crooks, Rye Bay, England, Channel - A family farmhouse, Ile de Noirmoutier, Vendee, France - Tami and Anders Christiansen, Cadaques, Costa Brava, Spain - Victor Esposito, Ses Salines, Ibiza, Spain - Pierre Cardin, Cannes, Cote d'Azur, France - Wolfgang Joop, Monte Carlo, Monaco - Franco Menna, Filicudi, Aeolian Islands, Italy - Paolo Deganello, Filicudi, Aeolian Islands, Italy - Flavio Albanese, Pantelleria, Italy, Strait of Sicily - On top of Mosquito Mountain, Mykonos, Cyclades Islands, Greece - Pedro Espirito Santo, Bay of Setubal, Portugal - Exploring Africa - A romantic retreat, North Morocco, Atlantic Coast - The Moroccan experience, Tangier, Morocco - Gian Paolo Barieri, Mahe, Seychelles - Marie-Jose Crespin, Coree Isalnd, Cape Verde Penninsula, Senegal - Charlie and Philip Mason, Takaungu, Kenya - Gerda and Andre Botha, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa - Beach life in the Americas - Judyth van Amringe, Coast of Maine - Olga Opsahl-Gee and Peter Gee, Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massachusetts - Vicente Wolf, Mantauk, Long Island - Ellen O'Neill, Sag Harbor, Long Island - A shingled beach cottage, Water Island, Fire Island - Carey and Andrew King, Grayton Beach, Emerald Coast, Florida - A 50 residence by Morris Lapidus, Bisscayne Bay, Florida - Marguerite and Tony Staude, Big Sur, California coast - Gian Franco Brignone, Costa Careyes, Mexico - A rainforest compound, Nevis, Antilles, Caribbean Sea -- Frank Visser, Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, Caribbean Sea - Pia and Andres Ferreya, Cabo Polonio, Uruguay - Alan Faena, Punta del Este, Uruguayan Riviera - Toti and Joao Calazans, Espelho da Maravilha, Southern Bahia, Brazil - Carla and Tuca Reines, Trancoso, Southern Bahia, Brazil - Cristian Boza, Los Viloa, Coquimbo Region, Chile - Trip to Asia, Australia, Oceania - Tom Kurth, Hana Iti, Huahine, Tahiti - Living on a tidal lagoon, Hana Iti, Huahine, Tahiti - Alice and ponciano Saldana, Isla Naburot, Guimaras Island, Philippines - "If" House, Bay of Galle, Sri Lanka - A house with a view, Rottnest Isalnd, Australia - Shoei Yoh, Kyushu Isalnd, Japan, Korea Strait ; photographers: Ingalill Snitt, Edvin Paas, Andrew Wood, Ivan Terestchenko, Andreas von Einsiedel, Richard Bryant, Solvi Dos Santos, Sylvie Ruau, Paul Ryan, Martti Jarvi, Michel Arnaud, Lucien Kaplan, Deidi von Schaewen, Roland Beaufre, Gian Paolo Barbieri, Vincent Thibert, Tim Beddow, Jac de Villiers, Tri Giovan, Antoine Bootz, Andrew Garn, Jurgen Frank, Thibault Jeanson, Todd Eberle, Sofia Brignone, Mirjam Bleeker, Reto Guntli, Tuca Reines, Guy Wenborne, Guy Hervais, Bibi Gex, Marie Pierre Morel, Daniel Rozenztroch, Marie Claire Mason, Philippe Seulliet, Simon Kennu, Hiroshi Ueda ; FINE/G. Book.

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is written by some experts from across the globe. It provides a wide range of data related to a common and major surgery performed, i.e. Cesarean Delivery. The book presents significant researches concerning epidemiology, rates of cesarean delivery in low and high income nations and the impact of the disparities in the rate of cesarean delivery between countries. In addition, the book methodically reviews relevant studies regarding all perioperative considerations, covering issues related to anesthetic methods, drugs and complications that anesthesiologists may come upon during cesarean delivery. Care of the patient after cesarean and vital principles for obese women undergoing cesarean are also analyzed.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Cesarean Delivery | Charlie O'Neill | Buch | Englisch | 2015 | ML Books International - IPS | EAN 9781632420749 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.