A new addition to the Oxford Case Histories series, Obstetric Medicine provides the reader with 55 cases of different clinical presentations in obstetric medicine. Each case is presented with a background to the subject area, a summary of the history, and examination findings, and relevant investigation results. This is followed by several questions on clinically important aspects of the case with answers and detailed discussion, particularly of the differential management options. Each topic is mapped on to both the curriculum for physicians undertaking obstetric medicine, and for obstetric trainees studying for membership exams, the Advance Training Skills Module in maternal medicine, and speciality training in maternal and fetal medicine. Providing an ideal self-assessment tool, this new title is of interest to all doctors working in obstetrics, midwives, and students revising for exams.

Oxford Case Histories in Obstetric Medicine

Medical Books

Scott, Rebecca

Gibson, Harry

Frise, Charlotte

Bhalsod, Krupa

Basic Sciences

Oxford University Press

Ronnie Scott - a legendary jazzman and creator of the eponymous Soho nightclub - died in his Chelsea flat at Christmas 1996. His had been a colourful, extraordinary and often troubled life, marked by a life-long battle with depression which ultimately killed him. This is his biography.

A Fine Kind of Madness

Biographies & Memoirs

Scott, Mary

Arts & Literature

Headline Book Pub Ltd

Samplers have a long history in Britain and the United States, dating from the sixteenth century. They were originally a collection of patterns gathered together for easy reference to be used in embroidery and needlepoint lace. But they later developed into a schoolgirls' exercise, and today they are more often used to record stitches than patterns. This book traces the history of samplers in Britain from the late sixteenth century onwards, and includes examples of long, darning, map, school, stitch and plain sewing samplers, as well as those associated with great griefs and joys. Written by Britain's leading experts on the subject, and illustrated with superb photographs of a great range of samplers, this title provides an ideal introduction for the collector, art historian and social historian of these amazing embroidered pictures.

Samplers (Shire Collections)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Shire

How often does this town welcome new folk? I wondered. I had been told the previous schoolteacher had held her position for thirty-some years... and something in my gut whispered I could be the outsider for the next thirty. 
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I crossed my arms over my heart. No matter how old I got, it seemed the little, wounded girl inside was only inches under the skin. 
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If anything could distract me from my own struggles, it would be Jenny Logan.\nAs a first-year teacher fresh out of college, Miss Anna Beth Atwood is struggling to find her own path both inside and outside the one-room schoolhouse. The trials of the Great Depression, racial segregation, social class division, and domestic violence don't make her job any easier, but the real challenge will be confronting - and overcoming - her traumatic past once and for all. 
Heartfelt, emotional, and painfully honest, the story of Teaching Dignity is a shining light in the darkest times. Written by award-winning author of When Dignity Came to Harlan, Anna Beth's journey into adulthood reminds readers of the important adage "To thine own self be true," but more importantly... where could we go but to the Lord?\nWalk in Anna Beth's shoes and see firsthand how the rekindling of one woman's faith has the power to not only help her students and community but herself as well.

Teaching Dignity

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Barefoot Publishing

Echoes From Tyrconnel: A Collection Of Legendary And Other Poems (1880)

History & Criticism

Kessinger Publishing

We are all familiar with the phrase, "battling with my demons" whether it is from a recovering drug addict seeking help to a catholic priest conducting an exorcism. In either context, we have all heard this saying at one time or another. But is it just some metaphorical saying, giving an excuse for the evil deeds of human beings? Or is there really a spiritual wickedness at work in our everyday lives trying to drag us to hell? Well for those that think demons are only figurative, may not be fully aware of the unseen battle that takes place around them. As quoted from the movie, Exorcism of Emily Rose, "demons are real whether you believe in them or not."

Satan's Children: Celebrities who sold their souls for Fame

Humor & Entertainment

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In the past, I have spoken very extensively on how the Illuminati elite controls the entire entertainment industry and how anyone that dares to speak against their satanic agenda is punished through public media humiliation, imprisonment and sometimes death.  The biggest targets always seem to be successful black comedians. Known for an unfiltered sense of social humor and repetitive usage of the n-word, Katt Williams never held his tongue on the taboo subjects of government control and Hollywood's notorious occult circles.    With Katt at his pinnacle, suddenly his career begins to take a downward slope for the worst.  A story seen many times before, as this comedian once adored by millions has now become a media punching bag struck with financial struggles, legal trials, and rumored insanity.    However, what separates Katt Williams from most of these abused entertainers, is that he was able to recognize who is true enemy was, the Devil.  Within the past few years, Katt Williams has professed his love and faith in Jesus Christ.  Which, unlike his industry peers, gives him the full advantage in warring with the occult .  Unfortunately, because of this firm declaration of Christ-centered truth, it also has turned him into a primary target on the Illuminati radar.

Katt Williams - The Road to Hell

My early role models were deviates, dope fiends, prostitutes, hustlers, pimps, and thugs. Is it any wonder I grew up to become a prostitute, an addict, a drug dealer/courier, a gunrunner and a thug. Ironically, I was also one of the most respected women in the hip-hop music industry.These associations eventually warped my thinking and social attitudes; which made me rebel against authority. I became resentful because I felt that let down. I believed that those in authority had abandoned me to the wolves. I admired and looked up to the wolves because they taught me how to live in the wild, hunt down prey, eat, and survive. This is the story of that journey.

The Thug Bible

True Crime

Fame may be the motivator that drives wannabe stars to success - but it can also be a killer when it finally arrives.From Marilyn to Elvis to Tupac, a life at the top, devoutly sought after by millions of young'ns, comes with the kind of risks that would make most parents cringe.The toll of high-octane lifestyles pursued on a tide of popular acclaim is charted in research published today showing successful stars are twice as likely as the rest of us to die an early death. Alcohol, drugs, accidents and violence are the chief perils but as stars age, cancer and heart disease pose an increasing threat to abused bodies and shriveled livers.Stars can suffer high levels of stress in environments where alcohol and drugs are widely available, leading to health damaging risky behavior. However, their behavior can also influence wannabe stars and fans. One in 10 children aspire to become famous.

The Price of Fame: Hollywood's Unlucky Stars

Biblical Views on Homosexuality: An Illuminati Agenda

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

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