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Modern Endonasal Rhinoplasty Techniques – Volume 2
Salient Features Volume 2
The Second volume provides the reader with a step-by-step guide to developing the fundamental skills of a rhinoplasty surgeon. Septoplasty has evolved from a reductive operation to a carefully designed reconstructive operation often aided by endoscopy.
The approach to rhinoplasty has been clearly defined and demonstrated through specific cases. Osteotomies and graft technics are explained in a progressive manner. The chapters relating to tip surgery unravel the mystery surrounding this topic.
The nasal dorsum, alar base, and specific clinical scenarios enable the reader to tackle some of the most difficult issues in rhinoplasty. Finally, surgeons famed for their excellence in the open-approach discuss their views on endonasal surgery.
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The Ohmy
Have you ever heard a story about the Ohmy? What about the spooky monster that lives deep in the woods? If not, then you should definitely read this book—but be very, very careful. While you read, you might find out that things aren’t always what they look like, and the secret hiding in the shadows could be much scarier than you ever thought possible.
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Saltwater and Smoke
After her return from Cimmerian-occupied Neyara—the home she always knew—without her sister by her side, Ariana’s world has completely turned on its head. Being a Neo Warrior was once her dream and now it’s become her waking nightmare. With the threat of Sapphire hanging over her head, Caspian’s impending funeral and knowing that his replacement will be joining the Neo Warrior ranks, Ari is finding it hard to adjust to her new reality.
Throwing herself into training and fighting with Caspian’s brother Jareth isn’t the best way to heal a shattered confidence, but it’s what Ari clings to as she waits for the order that she so desperately wants. When new Commander Kat Navroe says that the Neo Warriors are returning to Neyara to drive out Sapphire and her troops, Ari is ready to take back her home and avenge both her family and Caspian—as long as everything goes to plan, that is.
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Maria and the Shelduck
When teenager Maria Rossi skipped school one day because she had been bullied by one of the boys in the school and was found crying in the bird hide overlooking the sea and the salt marshes by Dr Wilson, an elderly retired doctor who had spent his whole working life working with children, it started a rather more unusual friendship between the two of them as he shared his love of seabirds with her and he slowly taught her more and more about the wildlife out on this desolate peninsula.
As a result of their regular Saturday morning meetings together, they ended up saving not only the lives of some wildlife but of some people as well.
This chance first meeting was to plunge them into an adventure that neither of them could have dreamed would happen.
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I Kid You Not
This book is about the cheekiest housemates, with a knack for turning every day into an adventure. These two goats were saved from the slaughterhouse by adoption by Geoff and Sheila. They were spoilt rotten. Their antics caused endless chaos, plus hilarious tales of mischief, mayhem and laughter.
This light-hearted story will keep kids and teens entertained from start to finish.
Their names were Montgomery (Monty) and Winchester and you will love their story.
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A Sixty Year Butterfly Odyssey
Nobody can fail to be fascinated by butterflies: their beautiful colouring, intricate wing patterns, and, above all, the miraculous transformation from egg to larva to pupa and finally to the adult butterfly. Apart from the larvae of the Small and Large Whites nibbling your cabbage leaves, they do no harm, and they perform a useful service as pollinators.
I was hooked from the age of 10 when I encountered these beautiful creatures in Epping Forest, Essex. Because their larvae generally feed on the leaves of various wild plants, to see the less common species, it is necessary to visit wild, unkempt areas of countryside. Such places have become more difficult to find as a result of increasing urbanisation and agricultural land use. Searches for the rarer species, in Switzerland and in the UK, took me to beautiful habitats: woodland, meadows, and hillsides.
Just as rewarding has been meeting the many ‘kindred spirits’ during this long journey who share this fascination.
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Cassandra
Cassandra, nicknamed Kasey, is fresh out of university with an honours degree in fashion and design. She is determined to have her clothes on her catwalk, thinking she may have found this chance with Peter, only to find he had other ideas that she was not prepared to indulge in, as she knew he was married.
Totally disillusioned and down, her father slipped a card to her at breakfast, saying, “I met this chap last night at a dinner, and he’s a photographer who does a lot of catwalk work, so I briefly mentioned you, and he said he’d be happy to take you along sometime. If you’re interested, give him a ring.”
Not particularly interested at this point but decided later that day she would phone him. They arrange to meet in a local car park. Standing there watching all the cars coming in, she was expecting a middle-aged man, possibly in a beaten-up Fiat, when a bright red Ferrari drove in and then stopped right in front of her.
‘I wish,’ she thought, when a very good-looking man in his 30s wearing tight-fitting chinos and a white shirt saying, ‘Cassandra’. I’m your lift.
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Essence of Life
What is the essence of life?
Essence is defined as the most important quality or feature of something that makes it what it is.
Essence of Life is the story of Jack Green, a young man born into the harsh environment of early settlement, an outcast from his family. He struggles to find his place in life. Feeling frustrated and ostracised, he journeys into the unknown territory to find where he belongs. To find himself and the essence of life itself.
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To the Blue
The first installment of a beautifully designed sci-fi trilogy, our story begins with an aging, planet-less race desperately determined to reach a new home. They are en route to a planet they call the Blue, named for how it appears on their faraway scans, and it just happens to be our home sweet home: Earth. Before arriving there is much to prepare, for this ship contains the last survivors of their civilization, including Kaliki and Leno, the only siblings in their entire race.
When their graduating class of five has been chosen for a special mission to the Blue before the rest of their race arrives, even their leader and Eldest, Kenthor, is involved in teaching sessions, elevating the importance of their task, for Earth is the home of the race that destroyed their planet so long ago. They must hone their skills natural to their race: telepathy, transfiguration, and intuition, and even learn they have a special power within themselves.
Do the humans live, or do they die? And can these adolescents decide this for their entire race when they experience love, heartbreak, and desire for redemption on their way? The answers will come, out of the blue.
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The Existence of Amanda Blake
It is 1957, and Amanda Blake is admitted, against her will, to Bristol Mental Hospital.
Since her first breakdown, her parents have interpreted any step towards independence as proof of madness. They constantly invalidate, ignore, and gaslight her to the point where she can no longer distinguish her thoughts from theirs. She feels unheard and invisible, as though she does not exist.
Although she hears the voice of her dead grandmother, a junior psychiatrist believes her distress is a reaction to her parents’ oppression rather than a primary illness. The consultant in charge, however, aligns himself with her parents and escalates her treatment.
When her only ally, a compassionate nurse, is dismissed from the ward, Amanda is left isolated and pressured towards irreversible surgery.
Her whole existence is under threat.
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A Travelled Life Finding God's Purpose
Has something ever happened to you that you’ve never shared with anyone? Most of us have, but in ‘A Travelled Life Finding God’s Purpose’, Chrissy has shared all her intimate details with you. She hasn’t held anything back, and her honesty is like a breath of fresh air. Chrissy wrote A Travelled Life from her heart, and it has allowed her to heal but also shows that God forgives each one of us no matter what. His love is so BIG and doesn’t have any strings attached. Chrissy’s walk with the Lord has had many twists and turns, but she has learnt to obey God, and this is her main priority in life. Chrissy is married to Gavin, and you will read how being faithful and obedient to the Lord, Jesus Christ, has strengthened their marriage. Chrissy is mum to three beautiful children, and her witness and love for the Lord shine through her children. Chrissy loves being a mum and following the Lord. If you have turned your back on our Lord, this book is a MUST read. It will reveal how God changes lives. I know you will be blessed as you follow Chrissy’s Travelled Life.Commendations“I found myself totally engrossed and mesmerised by your words. I laughed and I cried; I felt so moved… Your book has made such a difference in my life. Thank you, Christine.”– Fiona Louise Logan“Everything that you wrote has inspired me. Your life has made the scriptures come true for me. I want to hear more.” – Pennie Smith“Chrissy hasn’t held anything back, and her honesty is like a breath of fresh air.” – Irene Scott
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Solace
Seven-year-old Cordie Lock loves platypuses and wildflowers. When she loses her brother, Jamie, and her mother, June, on the same day, one year apart, the colours of the wildflowers fade. The adults in her life are struggling. All her dad wants to do is drink, her grandmother is worried all the time, and Pop is acting strange. Cordie seeks solace from her imaginary friend, Rich. Together they try to navigate the trauma and changes in Cordie’s life.
Ben, Cordie’s father, blames himself for Jamie’s death. He and June had become estranged in the year following Jamie’s loss. Now he has lost June too, and his guilt is exacerbated. He knows his daughter needs him, but he just can’t get it together, turning to alcohol for solace.
Cordie is the only family; June’s sister, Scarlett, has left. Scarlett wants to help Cordie, but her motivations are off kilter, and things don’t go well. To heal, she must find the mother who abandoned her and June when they were teenagers.
It is Ben’s brother, Hart, that steps in to care for Cordie. Hart has been in a rut since losing his own wife and unborn child years before. Can Hart prevail and find a way forward for himself and those he loves?
Katherine Kennedy’s debut novel is set in the beauty of the Tasmanian bush and rugged landscapes of Western Australia.
Solace shows us how the strength and resilience of family and the love of good friends can help us overcome the worst of times.
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