Here’s your free sample drawn from my science technothriller, A REMEDY FOR DEATH. Note: this special sample does not pick up at the beginning of the story, but rather focuses specifically on how sensory deprivation immersion tanks work in the plot.
Click to enter that special world: A REMEDY FOR DEATH— how sensory deprivation immersion tanks fit into the story
The image on the cover is adapted from the painting, “Antibes, Afternoon Effect,” by Claude Monet in 1888. Of this painting, Monet wrote, “I am painting Antibes as a small fortified town glistening golden in the sun, and standing out against the beautiful blue and pink mountains.”
The Château Grimaldi is at the center of the painting. Picasso lived and worked in the Château for a while after World War II. It is now a used as a museum, mainly for the works of Picasso, where an early scene of Infinite Doublecross takes place.
The font used on the cover is Matisse, styled on the work Henri Matisse, 1869-1954, who, like Pablo Picasso, worked in the south of France. “When I realized that every morning I would see this light again,” Matisse wrote when he first came to Nice, “I couldn’t believe how lucky I was.”
Not so, as hardly a week goes by without elements of just-that being announced by science labs around the world.The photo here comes from the article in the professional journal Circulation Research, where you can read more http://circres.ahajournals.org/content/118/1/56
Ever feel that you’re being moved as a pawn in the games others are playing around you? Ever get the sense that you’re not winning — maybe not even aware of — the subtle games of business and life?
As one federal executive put it, “You’ve got to be aware of the games that are being played. You don’t have to play the games yourself, but you do need to recognize when they are being played against you.”
SMART QUESTIONS FOR WINNING THE GAMES OF CAREER SUCCESS (& OFFICE POLITICS!) provides a unique take on career development skills for success. The book is structured around common-sense but often-overlooked questions questions like these:
SMART QUESTIONS is Book 1 in the Career Savvy People Skills Series.
Book 2 in the series is How to Use MENTAL PICKPOCKETING to Get to the Truth Without Seeming to Ask
These smart questions —- part people skills, part communication skills, part career savvy -— drew from my work a lawyer (NY,VA,DC), and as a consultant to organizations that included the U.S. State Department’s Foreign Service Institute, Xerox companies in the United States and abroad, U.S. Navy, Kodak, HUD, USDA, Citicorp, and others.
You can find SMART QUESTIONS at Amazon and other retailers.
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In the article, “Immortal Vladimir Putin? Russian leader visits anti-ageing pill factory,” The London Daily Star reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin recently toured a St. Petersburg lab working on anti-aging pills.
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