Fear Law School No More. It never fails. You get into law school, and there is momentary joy: “I’m going to law school.” Won’t mom and dad be proud. The problem is, the joy is just that: momentary. Then it happens. The fear sets in. “I’m going to Law School.” All the mythology about the first year of law school, all the uncertainty about how to approach it, all the psycho-nonsense the whole legal world seems committed to imposing on you, it all sets in. And so most of us go into law school totally bewildered, unsure of our footing, more spooked than Scooby Doo. This book screams into the darkness: No more! You can get a lot of advice from a lot of places about how to do law school. And it will all be the same conventional wisdom. The conventional wisdom is fine, if all you want to do is survive law school. The problem is, however, the conventional wisdom will lead you into the same place as everyone else following it: the big middle of the class. And ending up in the big middle of the class won’t get you the job you want. Law School Ninja will tell you how to get on the right side of the curve. The book rejects most of the conventional wisdom and provides a specific strategy for mastering law school. You will find out what really matters in your first year of law school and what doesn’t. You will learn why most of daily class preparation is a total waste of time. You will learn the smart way to outline classes. Most of all, you will have a killer exam preparation strategy that will make you the best prepared student that sits down at any of your exams. Most importantly, you will have a plan in place for law school and the confidence to not only survive law school, but to actually enjoy it. Law School Ninja has just been released. Learn more about the book here: http://lawschoolninjabook.com/

Law School Ninja

Test Preparation

YOUNG, GARY

Graduate School

WordCab, LLC

The single most critical intervention in acute care medicine is airway management. The need crosses all specialty lines though it is most integral to the disciplines of accident and emergency medicine, critical care medicine, and anaesthesia. All physicians are trained to handle acute airway events, and hospital-based physicians must have a special knowledge of airway management procedures. This book is well referenced, and bases all airway management procedures on current standards of practice. The book serves as both a valuable reference text and as a practical manual for use within the clinical setting. It has been written to provide acute care physicians with management procedures for the first 30-60 minutes of airway closure, and most chapters conclude with guidance for the prehospital management of airway emergencies. The book is intended for accident and emergency physicians and for anaesthetists.

The Airway: Emergency Management

Medical Books

Dailey, Robert

Stewart, Ronald D.

Simon,Barry

Medicine

Mosby, Inc.

Winner, 1998 Peregrine Smith Poetry Competition Humane and devoid of self-pity, Gary Young's prose poems in BRAVER DEEDS eloquently remind us it is our response or reaction to tragedy that is the true measure of our self-worth. "Like a modern-day realist's morality tales, these poems are backed by a moral purpose as compelling and dramatic as it is instructive and wise." --Sherod Santos

Braver Deeds: Poems (Peregrine Smith Poetry Prize)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Gibbs-Smith

No Other Life gathers in a single volume two earlier books by Gary Young, Days and the award-winning Braver Deeds, with the final book in his trilogy, If He Had. Utilizing a radically brief prose poem that in its spare lucidity leaves after images burned into the readers imagination, Young weaves a pattern of compelling and often harrowing correspondences that Ethan Paquin described in Quarterly West as an exploration of thresholds, of levels of human endurance. Although every poem stands as an independent utterance, each book suggests a discrete poetic unit, and the entire trilogy can be read as a long poem in three parts. Critic Stephen Kessler has written: despite the tragedy at the heart of this work, there is also a sense of redemption and inspiration, of art capturing life at its most uncontrollable and squeezing out of it a sweetness that might otherwise go unnoticed.

No Other Life

Creative Arts Book Co.

Winner of the 2017 Lexi Rudnitsky Editor’s Choice Award, a moving and playful new collection by a master of the prose poem . Gary Young builds on his remarkable oeuvre with this heartening volume, his seventh. His new poems, full of the pleasures and concerns of everyday life, brim with subtle wit and wisdom. Set implicitly along the coastal landscape of northern California, Young’s longtime home, they are latest achievements of a poet renown for “the capturing of small, daily miracles” (Dorianne Laux) in his masterful prose poems.

That's What I Thought: Poems

Persea

American Analects uses the Analects of Confucius as an inspiration to mediate upon the life, death, and the subsequent loss of the poet's influential, beloved mentor--the painter&nbsp;Gene Holtan. These poems are juxtaposed with poems about other losses--of parents, of friends and friends of friends. Some of these deaths were caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, others by age and the inescapable journey we all take. Still, this is not a dour book. Many poems celebrate our ability to inspire, to comfort, and to nurture one another, and the collection is leavened with poems about family, about poetry, and about the healing influence of landscape and of nature. In the end, American Analects is about resiliency, about moving on from personal loss, from the pandemic, and from catastrophic fires, to rejoice in what remains. These poems encourage us to acknowledge the fragility of our lives and of those we love, while we celebrate those who guide us, even in memory.&nbsp;

American Analects: Poems

Hands

Jazz Press Inc

Is there a whole food more effective than Coenzyme Q10 for supporting heart function? Echinacea in amplifying immunity? Oat bran in lowering cholesterol? St. John's Wort for treating depression? Lutien for preserving vision? Milk thistle in regenerating the liver? Insulin for controlling diabetes? Is there a food that has been shown to combat cancer in multiple clinical studies? Hundreds of studies conclude that a little-known fruit from Northern China may, in fact, do all of the above. This book documents the science behind the ultimate superfood.

Ningxia Wolfberry: Ultimate Superfood: How the Ningxia Wolfberry And Four Other Foods Help Combat Heart Disease, Cancer, Chronic Fatigue, Depression, Diabetes And More

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Lawrence, Ronald, Ph.D.

Schreuder, Marc

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Life Sciences Pr

Winner of the 2021 Blue Light Poetry Prize\nGary Young's most recent books are That's What I Thought, winner of the Lexi Rudnitsky Editor's Choice Award from Persea Books, and Precious Mirror, translations from the Japanese. His books include Even So: New and Selected Poems; Pleasure; No Other Life, winner of the William Carlos Williams Award; Braver Deeds, winner of the Peregrine Smith Poetry Prize; The Dream of a Moral Life, which won the James D. Phelan Award; and Hands. He has received grants from the NEH, NEA, and the California Arts Council, among others. In 2009 he received the Shelley Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America. He teaches creative writing and directs the Cowell Press at UC Santa Cruz. 
ENDORSEMENTS 
"Since the 1970s, Young has been publishing almost unbelievably intimate and precise poems. . . Young writes with a unique combination of wisdom and terror, engendering a kind of sad calm, a hard-earned acceptance of life's difficulty and openness to its beauty."- Publishers Weekly"There's glow, wonder, in all his writing, even the poems of terrible pain, where wonder bathes the strangeness of the circumstances themselves, bathes the strength of spirit that allows those circumstances to be survived. . . He's become one of our most piercing, luminous prose poets."- Richard Silberg, Poetry Flash

Red Cedar, Red Pine

Self-Help

Relationships

Blue Light Press

This ILT Series course, rated 4.9/5.0 in overall quality by ProCert Labs, builds on the skills and concepts taught in Excel 2007: Intermediate. Students will work with advanced formulas, as well as lookup functions such as VLOOKUP, MATCH, and INDEX. In addition, students will learn about data validation and database functions such as DSUM. They will learn how to work with PivotTables and PivotCharts, how to import and export data, and how to query external databases. Finally, students will learn about the analytical features of Excel (such as Goal Seek and Solver), running and recording macros, and sharing Excel data via the Web. Comes with CertBlaster exam prep software (download) and a companion CBT program. Designated as Approved Courseware for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist program, this course will help students prepare for the Excel 2007 exam (77-602). For comprehensive certification training, students should complete Excel 2007: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced.

Excel 2007-Advanced [With 2 CDROMs] (ILT)

Computers & Technology

Software

Cengage Learning'

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