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Anatomy of an Epidemic
Anatomy of an Epidemic
The Energies of Love: Using Energy Medicine to Keep Your Relationship Thriving
The Energies of Love: Using Energy Medicine to Keep Your Relationship Thriving
Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ
Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ
From Cronkite to Colbert
From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym
The Shenzhen Experiment : The Story of China’s Instant City

The Shenzhen Experiment : The Story of China’s Instant City

by on ·Contemporary, Nonfiction

For the greater part a year, titles have been packed with reports of well known protests and police restraint occurring in the most popular city in China’s Pearl River Delta, the previous British colony of Hong Kong. For considerably longer, Western columnists have chronicled the region’s marvelously aggressive nearby framework projects, from noteworthy new fast rail lines to an extension of unrivaled length that runs from Hong Kong to the previous Portuguese settlement of Macau and from that gambling club filled island to the city of Zhuhai in Guangdong Province. These foundation projects, part of a drive to make a…

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From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym

by on ·Business, Contemporary, Nonfiction
From Cronkite to Colbert

From Cronkite to Colbert by Geoffrey Baym is a book I have read at least three times. This text is extremely important for people interested in journalism and or media studies. This is a great book to have on hand because it discusses the evolution of what audiences believe a news anchor should be. I will make note of the fact that the book was originally published in 2009 and does not dive into a lot of what has currently been going on in the world of news, especially entertainment shows and satirical programs. As the title suggests, Baym stopped…

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Anatomy of an Epidemic

by on ·History, Medical, Nonfiction, Psychological, Science, Self Help
Anatomy of an Epidemic

Having watched one friend after another succumb to the lure of Prozac, and the irresistible argument that it’s a chemical imbalance that’s responsible for all their problems (and not their difficult marriage, family circumstances or financial straits) – I’ve been searching for a book to finally put the whole ‘chemical imbalance’ debate to bed, once and for all.

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