Describes exercises to tone and trim the buttocks based on the regimen of Olympic fencers

Get a Gold Medal Butt

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Guerriero, Gary

Leonard, Mary

Holland, Ron

Exercise & Fitness

Harpercollins

Details one man's approach to the production and design of some of today's ocean-sailing craft from the earliest stages of design through to the launch of a multi-million dollar super-yacht

Splendour Under Sail

Sports & Outdoors

Water Sports

W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

This book aims to show the reader how to be a salesperson: how to talk anyone into anything whether it be persuading someone to lend you money, buy your goods, or even marry you! It claims to show the reader how to get off the 9 to 5 treadmill and become rich and famous.

Talk and Grow Rich: How to Create Wealth Without Capital

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Will be shipped from US. Used books may not include companion materials, may have some shelf wear, may contain highlighting/notes, may not include CDs or access codes. 100% money back guarantee.

Talk and Grow Rich (Thorson's Business Series)

Thorsons

Shoreline Publishing

Instructional manual detailing ways in which the reader may honorably and democratically defend and promote Southern symbols and heritage.

The Southern Heritage Survival Manual

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Traveller Pr

Born into privilege and position, Doctor Fred Herter eschewed both, and battling the world on his own terms,winning some, losing some, and wrestling a few to a draw. He’s a man for all seasons, and why not? He’s lived through 368 of them without the slightest hint of slowing down. So here’s his fast-moving story, told with brutal candor and unfailing compassion, just as he lived it then and lives it today. The tale begins with his great-grandfather Charles Pratt, whose Midas-touch (and some help from John D. Rockefeller) parlayed a $100 investment into a $300,000,000 payoff! A brilliant sideline of his was the founding of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. Pratt was the ﬁrst free college in America, and it’s still thriving and ﬂourishing today. But Fred Herter’s odyssey really began when Charles Pratt’s high-spirited granddaughter, Mary Caroline Pratt, met the serious and scholarly Christian Archibald Herter, thus launching the mercurial Pratt/Herter dynasty. Conjuring up highlights of a golden childhood in Boston amidst new friends, a highly competitive sibling, a luminous father entering a splendid political career, and the all-too-recognizable agonies and joys of puberty at St. Paul’s and its sequels at Harvard and Harvard Medical School, where Fred Pratt Herter, M.D. in a series of telling events, cemented his initial calling, namely that of always working with his hands. Along the way you’ll meed a national hero or two, beginning with Fred’s father. He was Eisenhower’s last but distinctive Secretary of State, President Richard Nixon, frozen with a dread of picking up the wrong fork, and Fred’s scintillating colleagues (revered and irreverent), who, together with Fred, transformed New York’s hospital scene. Dr. Herter’s uneven road, from callow intern at the Columbia/Presbyterian Hospital, to his stern, but always fair Chairmanship of the Department of Surgery, is both funny and fascinating. Forced to retire as a mere 65-year-old, Dr. Fred took it in stride. Unfazed by the unfairness, he hit the ground running and jumped, feet ﬁrst, into his second, and even more illustrious career as an academic administrator, rising to become President of the American University of Beirut, in Lebanon. While there, despite Civil War, bombings, and an appalling 135,000 combatants killed, he managed to keep AUB open and functioning. He also befriended President Nahran of the Emirate, Jordan’s King Hussein and Queen Noor, Prime Minister (and billionaire) Raﬁc Hariri, of Lebanon and U.S. Ambassador Richard Murphy! But Fred Herter’s dual and dynamic careers are not the heart and soul of this book. That will be found in the daily doses of warmth, wit and wisdom as the good doctor summons up the beautiful and bittersweet memories of the 33,150 days that began a brief 92 years ago. More than once, as you ﬁnd a laugh in this rich memoir, you may need to brush away a sympathetic tear.

May I Cut In?: A Surgeon's Story

Biographies & Memoirs

Herter, Dr. Frederic P.

Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Celebrated yacht designer Ron Holland drew his first yacht at 19 years of age. He rapidly made a name for himself as one of the most successful and sought-after designers in the highly competitive world of international ocean racing, before advancing to bigger things. His seminal influence on the then-new category of superyachts, those toys of the rich and super-rich, brought him fresh success, and an introduction to a world of fascinating personalities: business tycoons, royalty and rock stars. For over 50 years Holland has developed unique relationships with his international clients, allowing him an intimate view of social and economic trends during the early days of the new millennium.

All the Oceans: Designing by the Seat of My Pants

Historical

Ron Holland Designs

Turbo Success: How to Reprogram the Human Biocomputer

Hyperion Books

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