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HV40.35.H69 2008
Leading author explains the theory and practice of understanding and managing emotions for effective professional practice in the human services and caring professions.Emotional intelligence is hot in psychology. It also sits at the heart of work with people in the human services. This book brings a topical subject to an audience who will do their jobs better for being up to speed with it. Author's reputation for setting the agenda in social work teaching. His work on attachment theory has been hugely influential, as sales of his three books on this subject testify. Author's following amongst students, educators and practitioners as someone highly skilled in communicating important theory in engaging language and relates it clearly to their work.
Dr Juma Brown starts talking through all of the contraceptive choices available in the group counselling session, explaining the benefits and side effects of each method, and answering any questions the women have.
The condom demonstration always seems to cause hilarity.
Part of Stephen Schudlich's ArtPrize entry, "Urban Village" - located at the Old Federal Building in downtown Grand Rapids.
So, once upon a time, there was a man-made nuclear reactor. The first man-made nuclear reactor. It was basically a hunk of uranium encased in graphite encased in lead. Everyone was understandably nervous about what would happen when it reached critical mass, 'cause nobody knew what would happen. So what did they do? They suspended a control rod over it with a rope, then gave a grad student (look at his face!) an honest-to-god AXE and told him, if things got bad, to cut the rope and run for his life.
Nowadays, the machinery to raise and lower the rod is still called the SCRAM.
(Real story.)
PZ Myers explained the complex web of life and how different forms of life have evolved to provide many unique solutions to the same challenges of survival, and how the tetrapod (four-legged) body form that gave rise to our bipedal species is only one of many body forms Earth life uses.
On March 15 the Calgary Centre of the RASC and TELUS Spark partnered in presenting a special lecture with evolutionary biologist Dr. P.Z. Myers on "Building Aliens" — what aliens might or might not look like given the many paths evolution can take. A near capacity corwd of 230 people filled the Feature Gallery North at TELUS Spark for what was the annual Peter Sim Memorial Lecture held to honour the memory of astronomy popularizer and Calgary RASC member Peter Sim.
NPR explains bongs as though they are hookahs.
(Once again, I've changed my mind. I'm submitting this one as my 365 for yesterday. I'm sure this is against the rules, but when I'm that messy and that beat up, a photo of it feels terrible. Not until I've been showered and am in some clean clothes can I see the shot without feeling the grime.)
This gentleman is explaining how the substation receives its power from the utility and maintains a reliable supply. The panel behind him controls two independent feeds and allows combining them or directing them independently.
Description: A man stands behind a panal while a woman gets a procedure done at the CI Nelson Health Center on the campus of North Dakota Agricultural College.
Date: 1950s
ID: BCi-63-1952
Ordering Information: library.ndsu.edu/archives/collections-institute/photograp...
Cosa c'è ancora da ordinare?
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La Fabbrica, via Foggia - Torino.
Solo un ricordo effimero
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Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2016.
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