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Earth: Intro to Physical Geology Tarbuck Lutgens Prentice PB 2005 6th Illus

“Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology” by Tarbuck and Lutgens is a comprehensive textbook designed for college students studying geology. Published by Prentice Hall in 2005, this 6th edition features detailed illustrations to enhance the learning experience. With a focus on the physical aspects of geology, this textbook covers a wide range of topics within the subject area, making it an invaluable resource for students looking to deepen their understanding of the Earth’s structure and processes. Written in English and presented in a paperback format, this textbook is an essential tool for intermediate-level learners in the field of geology.

Clinical Pearls by Giovanni Maciocia 0988883414

Clinical Pearls – A Collection of Insights into the Theory and Practice of Chinese Medicine Paperback – January 13, 2013by Giovanni Maciocia Paperback: 310 pagesPublisher: Su Wen Press (January 13, 2013)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0988883414ISBN-13: 978-0988883413Package Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 1 inchesShipping Weight: 1.8 pounds This book is a collection of clinical wisdom from 40 years of the author’s professional experience. It offers penetrating discussions on the treatment of autoimmune diseases, diagnosis and treatment of Heat, functions, pathology, and treatment of the Triple Burner, and the functions and pathology of the Shen and Hun. In other chapters, the topic is discussed in a detail and with a depth that is not in any of his previous books. The chapter on Shen draws essential connections between Confucian philosophy and the Chinese medicine view of Shen. The contents of the book are as follows:The Diagnosis and Treatment of Heat Autoimmune diseasesThe Heart channelThe Triple BurnerThe Shen and the EmotionsGeriatricsSexual life in Chinese medicineDiseasesPatternsAcupuncture pointsTongue diagnosisMy favourite points and herbal formulaeCase historiesClinical tipsTobacco in Chinese medicine

The Naval War College, Rhode Island, Images of America, Paperback

The Naval War College, Rhode Island, Images of America, Paperback Explore the history of one of the nation’s most prestigious service schools in The Naval War College. It was appropriate that the U.S. Navy’s pioneer training station and principal graduate college be established at Newport. Known as “The City by the Sea,” Newport, Rhode Island, has a long history of maritime activity. As far back as the colonial period, Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay have always been safe and deep havens for naval as well as commercial shipping. In 1883, Commodore Stephen B. Luce established the Naval Training Station on Coaster’s Harbor Island in Newport, which became the forerunner of the modern recruit stations for enlisted men in the U.S. Navy. The next year, in 1884, Luce established the Naval War College, the first professional naval education center of its kind in the world. It soon became the U.S. Navy’s premier institution for professional studies of warfare, international law, and statesmanship relating to war and peace. Among others, Luce brought to the college Capt. Alfred Thayer Mahan, the naval historian whose book, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1600-1783, and other works influenced naval thought throughout the world.