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Patrick Hall - Autobiography
Patrick Hall, the author of this work, emigrated from the south of England to live in Ontario, Canada, after leaving the army just after WW2. He saw action in Korea and was a prisoner in a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp and although he never talked about it much, it must have been a Hell on Earth. But this man had the courage of a lion and that's how he survived, and as you will read in these pages, he faced a lot of adversities and hardships in his life but always found a way of overcoming them. Quite a fascinating and, sometimes, sad story, but one of courage and determination. He met his wife in Canada and went on to have six children who still live in Canada. A story of a working-class hero, who against the odds refused to be beaten, no matter what. This is an absolutely riveting story and one you won't want to put down until you have read every little detail of this amazing autobiography.
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Code Terror
Ex-Navy Seal Ted Strickland is Chief Biomedical Engineer in a Florida hospital chain. Deadly things, started happening. Patient records altered, bogus Medicare claims filed, and equipment sabotaged. The healthcare infrastructure was about to implode. Ted enlisted his buddy Jake Tapper, and they pulled hard on the string that lead them back to where they both hoped they'd never have to go again.
Extrapolation
What comes next for the human race after all the natural resources are consumed, and global warming has run it "s course? This was the all-consuming question in 2032. Mars exploration fails. Humans are just too fragile for deep space exploration. Scientist Tom Casey has the answers, and found himself at the right place at the right time to act on them.
Social Care in the UK’s Four Nations
The devolution of social care policy has led to key differences emerging between the UK’s four care systems. This book presents research on the perspectives of social care policy makers within the UK’s four care systems, concluding that when given equal capacity to reform, the systems in each nation may take radically different shapes.
Climate Change,Water Security and Flooding,Sixteenth Report of Session 2003-2004,Report,Together with Formal Minutes,Oral and Written Evidence
The Committees report examines the actions that will be necessary to adapt to changes in flooding and water availability caused by climate change. There are a number of steps that the Government should take to reduce future flood risk, with a key consideration being the planning of new housing developments to avoid building on flood plains, where possible. Where this is necessary, developments should be designed to be as resilient as possible to flooding, utilising sustainable drainage systems and including areas such as parks in order to contain floodwater. Existing sewer systems will need upgrading and new systems must be built to cope with higher storm flows. Greater attention needs to be paid by the Government to the issue of water shortages due to drier summers, including considering alternative water pricing mechanisms to relate costs more directly to amount used, and ensuring building regulations pay greater attention to water efficiency. Water companies must also do more to reduce water leakages.
