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Beginnings
Alexei has a secret - a secret that makes him different from every other boy in his class. Very different, in fact, from any child he has ever seen - boy or girl. So far, nobody else knows his secret. Not even his foster parents or his sisters. While he has managed to keep it that way for more than a year, it is starting to get more and more difficult to keep his secret with each passing day. More especially now that he is into a new school year at a new and very strict school, a school where he has already been subject to some nasty bullying, because of his slightly "quirky" behaviour and the peculiar way he looks in his rather too large school uniform. Today is Monday - the first day of the third week of the school term - and once again, Alexei has a P.E. class, which means swimming lessons. So far, he has managed to avoid all of them; but there is no way that he can keep doing so without getting punished, quite severely. Going swimming, however, will also reveal his secret, and he is not sure if his classmates, his teachers, his school, or even the world, is quite ready for that!
Nemesis
Alexei has a secret. He is an angel who decides to remain on earth and live life as a child. And he has wings! So far, he has restored his sister to a normal life, survived a kidnapping attempt, and saved the life of his cousin. But further, even bigger, battles await him. Now that they are aware of what their adopted son really is, Steve and Evelyn – his foster parents – have decided to settle on a remote island to give him a better chance of a normal life. In a chain of events that begins with Alexei saving the life of a young hang glider pilot, his life seems, at first, to be taking a turn for the better. But a far more menacing problem is still waiting to test him. Will Alexei, in all his child-like innocence, survive the brutal act of revenge that lies in wait for him?
Legends of the Phoenix
Legends Of The Phoenix is the first part of the story of a young boy's journey from childhood to becoming a young adult in a strange new environment. Taken from Earth Dan Wild is thrust into a life he never asked for and could not dream existed, where Earth's tales and mythology are not just stories told to children but a reality. Trying to get home Dan throws himself into his new surroundings but his new family and friends are not what they seem as the secrets they hold and disclose form Dan's life as a stranger to their world. Challenged with three tasks to uncover a weapon for protecting a land at war, not all is what it seems for Dan as he progresses through his time on the planet Phosia. Learning new skills and talents he didn't know he had, Dan even surprises the Phosians. Meanwhile his bitter enemy known as Darkness reeks havoc on the land out for revenge on Dan for circumstances beyond his control. Introducing the main character, Dan Wild, the story leaves the hero returning to Earth having forgotten his journey to Phosia. However his enemy, Darkness, is now trapped on his planet waiting to be released on an unsuspecting world.
David Graham
Widely regarded in the golfing world as arrogant and abrasive, David Graham is deeply respected by a few close friends for his unswerving loyalty and honesty. A loner, yet devoted family man, he has risen from a difficult background of ridicule and failure to the highest levels of acclaim in professional golf. The only Australian to win two US majors, this book tells the story of a troubled figure who, like Hamlet, faced "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune".
International Review of Cytology
International Review of Cytology presents current advances and comprehensive reviews in cell biology-both plant and animal. Articles address structure and control of gene expression, nucleocytoplasmic interactions, control of cell development and differentiation, and cell transformation and growth. Authored by some of the foremost scientists in the field, each volume provides up-to-date information and directions for future research.
Renal Physiology
Each chapter in this authoritative volume is written by a well-known physiologist who has contributed to our current understanding of renal function. Together the authors offer a unique, inside perspective on the historical record of the discipline, from its roots in the ancient world to the most recent findings of modern times. Among the many topics discussed are renal blood flow and the dynamics of glomerular filtration; the clearance concept in renal physiology; micropuncture and microperfusion; transport of electrolytes across renal tubules; and diuretics and renal drug development.
Making Waves
Throughout his academic and medical careers, David Penington has been an agent of change. In his fascinating memoirs, one of Australia's leading public health experts and the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Melbourne reveals his ethos, drives and the highs and lows of a life built on making waves. Appointed at St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne, he fostered new medical research specialty areas in haematology, medical oncology, endocrinology, gastroenterology and later neurology, and renal disease--a strategic development for a public hospital in the early 1970s. At the University of Melbourne, he was Professor and then Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, before becoming Vice Chancel...
The Cell Surface
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Fertilization of the Human Egg In Vitro
The Organon Symposia have actually become a tradition, keeping up with exciting developments in reproductive medicine. The purpose of this symposium on "Fertiliza tion of the Human Egg in Vitro" was to bring together the stilllimited number of elinical specialists in the field and to stimulate another group of basic research people to exchange their experiences and knowledge, hopefully promoting elose cooperation between the two groups. It was a kind of scientific "first" that all research teams so far successful in achieving the birth of a healthy baby, fertilized in vitro came together at a workshop conference without a large audience of spectators and reporters, but with a small number of...
Committed to Learning
Consistently ranking in the top five educational faculties in the world, the Melbourne Graduate School of Education has achieved a status few would have predicted. This history of the first hundred and ten years of the discipline of Education at the University of Melbourne reflects the extraordinary change in the esteem in which it has been held, in the university, Australia and the world. The very idea of Education as a suitable course of study at a university was initially opposed, and until recently the standing of this faculty compared to other professional faculties such as Law or Medicine has been less than equal. But since the University was revitalised and reorganised under the Melbourne Model in 2008, its reputation has risen steadily. Committed to Learning brings to life those whose vision and hard work since its early beginning have brought such success to this faculty.
