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Jump Start!
Jump Start! 2nd Edition is intended for both brand new and slightly experienced managers taking over a new team, and is the logical first step on any leaders High Voltage Leadership journey. Using the underlying basics of HVL, the book lays out a step-by-step roadmap to: - Get mentally ready, establish their position, and take charge quickly - Utilize the "10 for 90", the ten real-world action steps to propel you and your team to noticeable results - Progress beyond the first 90 days to build great teams that create truly memorable results Achieve more in less time than anyone thinks you can; make a difference and get noticed!
The Bauer Brothers
A beautiful study of the lives and art of two of the greatest botanical illustrators of all time The art of Franz and Ferdinand Bauer was praised by the poet and botanist Johann Goethe as the perfect expression of the aims of botanical illustration. This book examines the contrasting lives of Franz (1758-1840), who for 50 years was the resident artist at London's Kew Gardens and Ferdinand (1760-1826) who led a life of travel and adventure as a natural history artist including participating in the voyage to Australia of HMS Investigator (1801-1805). It is illustrated with images from the superb archive of Bauer drawings at the Natural History Museum Library, many of which have never been published. These include beautiful and finely detailed watercolors of flowering plants collected from across the world, pioneering microscopical drawings of plant anatomy, and pictures of the newly discovered animals from the coasts of Australia.
Paul Bauer
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An English Edition of Bruno Bauer's 1843 Christianity Exposed
Bruno Bauer wrote scores of scholarly books which were widely quoted. He was a mentor to Marx and an elder mentor to Nietzsche, and his controversial theology impelled the Prussian government to ban him from lecturing. This remarkable work, first banned, and then ignored contains historical clues into the temper of the time. He advanced Hegel's theological phenomenology, especially with his treatment of the moment of transition from Stoicism to Christianity.
Himalayan Campaign
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