Böcker av Stephen Martin

It is orbit 2298, System X time.Teenager Jake Robinson lives on planet Dios with his father, a Planetary Environment Controller, and Squawker his holographic pet. Jake's father takes a new assignment: to clean up Planet Terra a cesspit, exoplanet. Jake reluctantly moves to Terra and faces bullying at his new school.Powerful energy companies, supported by corrupt politicians, have overseen the destruction of eco-systems on Terra. Global climate change is creating extreme weather events daily and has turned half the planet to desert.Jake mobilises Terran youth to fight back against 'big oil'. Finally, the legacy of future generations is decided surprisingly in a Supreme court case: Resources Inc v. Robinson.

This explains in simple language just what Hypnotism and Mesmerism are; how to mesmerise and hypnotise. The various wonderful results which may be obtained from both ; how to use hypnotism safely. Finally, it gives directions for the use of hypnotism as applied to oneself to strengthen the will and attain one's desires.

Read their book to find out.' Professor Tali Sharot, author of The Optimism Bias and The Influential Mind'A powerful, profoundly illuminating exploration of one of the most important subjects of our time.

You think your lack of willpower is why you always fail.You think it's why you can't lose weight, succeed as an entrepreneur, and procrastinate and waste your day. You think if only you had willpower like other people, life would be different. Everything would change.But you are wrong.Will isn't something you have or don't. It's not genetic or gifted to you. It has to be developed. Strengthened like a muscle, built like an athlete from amateur to pro. It's not about having the "right stuff." This is about training.Self-discipline.A workout of the mind that forges a new you. Over time you build habits, gain discipline. Your will begins to grow. You go from weak to strong. Things that once were hard become much easier for you.When you were a child you had to learn to balance, how to stand. At first it seemed impossible. You fell so many times. But you practiced every day. You got better. Soon your feet carried you. You walked, you ran, and you jumped. Eventually, your legs and body worked in perfect unison. To stand was nothing. To balance was automatic.You became disciplined.You built habits out of processes that were once so hard for you. In time, and with training, surmounting the impossible became your natural response. But somewhere along the way you forgot what that was like. You forgot the hard work and effort. You forgot how many times you fell. You forgot that you couldn't always control your muscle, and you forgot about the long hours it took to build a skill into habit. But I will remind you.Inside you'll learn to: Rediscover what it means to have self-discipline and the secrets to build it. Train yourself to go from practically non-existent willpower to the will of a Navy Seal. Build habits of enduring the hard parts until success becomes the ONLY response. Amass an inner sense of fortitude that kicks down walls that try to limit you. Finally remember how it feels to achieve your desires in everything you do.If that sounds like the transformation you need in your life, then scroll up and order your copy right now!

This book brings together a team of internationally renowned secialists to document and evaluate the economic impact of several countries' offset policies.

The accidental introduction of the Asian hornet or more accurately the yellow-legged hornet into France and South Korea over ten years ago and its subsequent spread to neighbouring countries has been worrying both governments and beekeepers alike. Many people are now seeking more information on this new threat to our beloved honey bees. Hornet biology is very different to that of honey bees and this can lead to misunderstandings and false assumptions. So, this book is aimed at anyone wanting to learn more about hornets, why the Asian hornet possesses such a threat, and what you can do about it. While the natural history of hornets makes their eradication impossible, it is important that all interested parties are well informed about their biology and potential impact. The Asian hornet will continue to expand its range into new countries irrespective of the measures taken, so education is the best way to lessen their impact. This book aims to cover all the key aspects of the hornets' biology including the impact they have on both people and honey bees. The information presented is gained from various sources during the many years I studied hornets in Asia (mainly Japan), and more recently via the ever-expanding scientific literature on the spread and impact of the Asian hornet both in France and South Korea.

The auction method of marketing real estate is an increasingly popular and effective way to sell a wide variety of properties. Auction marketing provides many advantages such as fast turnover, carrying-cost savings and the opportunity for action-oriented target marketing. Often, an auction can be the best way to expose a property to the marketplace and obtain the highest net profit.SOLD! is a comprehensive overview of selling real estate using the auction method. It will help real estate professionals understand how real estate auctions work-both in general and for land and residential, commercial, agricultural and industrial properties. The book offers practical guidelines to:. determine if an auction is appropriate for a particular property,. choose an auctioneer,. plan for and promote the auction event, and. track the success of the auction event to closing.The authors examine important elements in the auction process such as real estate valuation, environmental concerns and legal issues involved in the transfer of real estate. Sample contracts, survey tracts, financial tables and checklists are also included. SOLD! will help make the auction process more accessible for all real estate professionals, bankers, lawyers and others who want to become involved in this growing real estate trend.

This text outlines and analyzes the growth of offsets, or work-sharing arrangements. The conditions of agreeing to work under an offset, and the subsequent results, are demonstrated here.

Are resources allocated more efficiently through private ownership than through the public sector? The experiences of eleven newly privatised companies are examined to evaluate this hypothesis.