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No. 269 - T-34 Vol. IV - Tank Power Vol. XLIV (by Siergiej Kirsanow)
Soviet's famous medium tank. All versions. Technical monography. Read more...
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The power of your past: the Art of recalling, renewal and recovery (by John P Schuster)
Most of us do not use our yesterdays very well. With our cultural obsession with "living in the moment", we fail to engage in a creative reflection on our personal stories. The power of your past, John Schuster demonstrates consistently that our past are the largest, most accessible and underutilized more resources for anyone wishing to make positive changes. Other, more technical, spiritual or therapeutic guides dealing with the past, it offers a balanced, practical and accessible approach through a three-phase model giving: Recalling, recover and recast. It provides exercises for connect events to the achievement of the pollsters past interpretations that illustrates the process with inspiration stories of those who experienced transformative results by embracing their own professional and personal past. Schuster provides insight, encouragement and the stages of professional and personal development essential. Readers following this model advance in short on the heart and meaning career, overcoming the obstacles that other methods can not meet and make decisions based on their truth, not the "versions" of the truth that they have inherited and not fully examined. They can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with the knowledge that everything they need to grow - enter, courage and perseverance are the ingredients - is already in the. To learn more...
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Power Slide: A mystery (by Susan Dunlap) Lott Darcy
This is not a complex story. Muller or Leon, Dunlap prefers to keep its main character focused on a problem or set very tight of the problems. There is a point in the book when Lott sees another woman of stunt to "pull the wires." I didn't know what it meant, so I watched a few waterfalls thread on YouTube and then realized that in the statements of Darcy topic Lott, push off the coast and now will, words that need to bend and shimmy and reach, she speaks his own quest for the truth - the truth about the truth about his brotherher lover, the truth about how she sees the world. To learn more...
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