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With just a few strokes of his calligraphy pen, London-based designer and illustrator Andrew Fox created this fun series of minimalistic animals. What a great exercise in the constraints of line and color, perhaps most famously illustrated in a similar exercise by Picasso back in the 1940s. See more over on Behance. More
Title: WALK-INS WELCOME Author: Sue C Dugan Genre: Paranormal Romance Book Blurb:What would a person who died in a horrific accident do if they wanted another chance to live and be with the love of their life? That exact thing has happened to Robert Larkin. After he dies, he asks 19-year-old HB Comstock to switch souls with him so he can be with his wife and child. They do. Henry wakes up from a coma as a different person. The doctors describe his new persona as head trauma and a concussion. He
Despite the knowledge that someone knows exactly where you live, there are people who seem to think that horrible, annoying or just deeply petty behavior is acceptable. Even stranger, in the 21st century, it has never been easier to document insufferable behavior, including legally permissible evidence like videos and pictures.
About the Book "In a series of brief and personal essays, Why We Revolt describes what is wrong with industrial healthcare, how it has corrupted its mission, and how it has stopped caring. Montori rescues the language of patient care to propose a revolution of compassion and solidarity, of unhurried conversations, and of careful and kind care."-- Book Synopsis Winner of the 2018 PenCraft Award for Literary Excellence, Why We Revolt peels back the curtain to expose the corruption and negligence present in the modern American healthcare system--and how, with focused collaboration, we can revolutionize the way our country approaches patient care. Told through a series of essays and short stories, Dr. Victor M. Montori's Why We Revolt uncovers how, over the past few decades, the American healthcare system has become increasingly exploited and industrialized. The costs of health insurance and standard medical procedures continue to soar, physicians are pressured to push through cases without regards for patient satisfaction, and the system pursues standardization, which causes individualized healthcare to become generic and impersonal. Still, the United States falls behind other countries on patient outcomes, and physicians continue to be overloaded with tedious administrative work as the emphasis is placed on profits instead of patient care. Dr. Montori's first-hand account is a must-read for both physicians and patients who want to understand how--and why--the American healthcare system fails the very people it was meant to serve, and what direct actions we can take to transform it. The book's content serves as a warning that, without radical change, the system will continue to help economically-driven corporations profit, harming doctors and patients in the process. Why We Revolt is an inspiring call-to-action for physicians, policymakers, and patients alike to rethink the way we approach healthcare. By sharing moving, personal anecdotes from decades on the front line, Dr. Montori proves that with education, optimism, and compassion, we can work together to change the face of the current healthcare system and transform it into one that offers tailored healthcare in a kind and careful way. All proceeds from Why We Revolt go directly to Patient Revolution, a non-profit organization founded by Dr. Montori that empowers patients, caregivers, community advocates, and clinicians to rebuild our healthcare system one bit at a time. *** "In this brave book, Dr. Montori channels George Orwell to expose the corruption -- and absurdity -- of health care. Filled with compassionate and clear-eyed observations, Why We Revolt will leave you fired up, no matter what side of the gurney you are on." - Julia Belluz, senior health correspondent at Vox.com. "We revolt because our health - our very lives - matter. Why We Revolt does not serve as a blueprint but as an inspiration for patients and clinicians who are ready to pry open the idea of "healthcare" and make it about actual health and care. This book is a necessary catalyst for conversations that will revolutionize patient care." - Kerri Sparling, diabetes patient advocate and creator of SixUntilMe.com. "This marvelously optimistic book is an urgent and cogent call to action that is firmly rooted in direct experience of the harms inflicted, not only on patients but also on those who try to care for them, by the industrialization of contemporary healthcare." - Iona Heath, medical doctor and writer, former president of the Royal College of General Practitioners. "A thoroughly convincing, mobilizing, and supremely optimistic call to action for medical industry reform." -- Kirkus "Beautifully written, with an elegantly simple and though-provoking message, I recommend it wholeheartedly, and, once you have read it, pass it on to someone else. We need a change in health care, and this may be the answer." - Samuel Finnikin, British Journal of General Practice About the Author Victor M. Montori, M.D., is an award-winning endocrinologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. In addition to working as a professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, Dr. Montori also serves as director of community engagement and of late stage translational research for the Mayo Clinic Center for Clinical and Translational Science. With his colleagues, he has authored more than 650 research articles, which has resulted in Dr. Montori becoming one of the most cited clinical researchers in the world. In 2016, Dr. Montori--who is fondly referred to as "a patient's doctor"--co-founded The Patient Revolution, a nonprofit organization committed to transforming our modern-day healthcare system into one that provides careful and kind patient care for all.
2023 Bookshelf Writing Award Winner 1st Place - 2022 NYC Big Book Award Winner - 2022 Gold Medal Winner Reader Views - 2022 Pencraft Award for Literary Excellence - 2022 Literary Titan Silver Award - 2022 Firebird Book Award - 2022 Hawthorne Prize Finalist - 2022 Somerset Award Finalist - 2022 Hollywood Book Festival Honorable Mention - \"An exquisite debut from a thrilling new voice. The Silence in the Sound is a poetic story, powerfully told. Emotional yet exhilarating, Dianne C. Braley's novel is alluring through every page.\"Anna David, NY Times bestselling author of Party Girl and founder of Legacy Launch Pad Finding inspiration where she least expects it, one woman's life is about to change forever. Life has not been kind to Georgette. Growing up with an alcoholic father and an enabling mother, she clings to the loving memory of a childhood trip to Martha's Vineyard to help see her through the bad times; and now, as an adult, she returns to the island to start her life over. Soon, she becomes the private nurse for a prize-winning novelist. As the two become friends, he opens her mind to new possibilities.But everything changes when she encounters the mysterious Dock. Georgette isn't quite sure about him but finds him irresistible. She quickly loses herself in her relationship despite the inherent dangers that come with him. Torn between her own future or spiraling into a life she tried so hard to leave behind, Georgette must make her most important decision ever.Sometimes, escaping the past isn't as easy as it appears.The Silence in the Sound is the provocative debut novel by Dianne C. Braley detailing the devastating effects of growing up with addiction.
Teachers are there to teach us. Not to berate us when we ask questions that are not considered 'smart'. I never understood the reason why teachers get annoyed when a student asks too many questions. I mean doesn't it mean the student is participating and trying to learn? Why is it a bad thing? However,
Below is my writer's tool kit, it's free for you to download and use. I will be adding to it every few days. There are charts for eye colors, hair colors, synonyms for said (a short and longer version), and a series of three charts of tradition girls names and a series of three charts of traditional boys names, plus the growing list of charts below. My latest endeavor is to add some small snippets of commonly used Regency terms which could be prnted and added to your notice board. Don't forget to scroll all the way down so you don't miss a thing. Hope you have fun with these.😊 A list of character/personality traits for writers. Five lists of old fashioned and traditional English surnames. Ways to Describe Your Regency Rogue Ways to Describe Your Regency Villain Happy and Cheerful Ways to Describe your Characters Ways to Describe Your Wealthy Historical Character's Home Words For Use In Your Halloween Writing Words to Describe Tone of Voice Two lists of Ways to Describe Your Regency Heroines Ways to Describe a Look Words to Describe Passion Ways to Describe Your More Querulous and Irksome Characters Ways to Describe Your Dastardly Characters Noses and How to Describe Them Eyes and How to Describe Them Words to Describe Your Aristocratic and Regency High Society Characters You can also find my posts on Pinterest here: Milly Jane's Writer's Tool Kit It was common for a Regency gentleman to be referred to as 'Foxed' or 'In his cups' if he was drunk or tipsy. Something we often refer to in our Regency rakes. Many of us who love to read these days, may have fallen into the category of bluestocking in Regency England. Though books would have been enormously expensive, you would have needed to find a lending library. The cut direct was a very public way to snub or 'cut' someone in Regency England, simply by turning away and refusing to acknowledge them. It would have been humiliating.
Rebecka Jäger is a Finnish author or post-apocalyptic thrillers and supernatural mystery novels. Want to learn writing? Check out her blog for writing tips. %
