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Get a solid understanding of the major concepts in microbiology
with a textbook that offers cutting-edge research findings,
powerful tools, and visuals. Brock Biology of Microorganisms,
Global Edition, 16th Edition is the latest version of the most
authoritative textbook in the field, offering powerful, accurate,
yet accessible content surrounding the basic concepts of
microbiology. The text guides you through the six major themes of
microbiology - Evolution, Cell Structure and Function, Metabolic
Pathways, Information Flow and Genetics, Microbial Systems, and the
Impact of Microorganisms - as outlined by the American Society for
Microbiology Conference on Undergraduate Education (ASMCUE).
Following a modern robust approach, the book supports your
knowledge of the genomics and other "omics" maze - concepts that
are fundamental to the field and have transformed and
revolutionised microbiology. Furthermore, it provides concrete
examples of how powerful tools have allowed microbiologists to
probe deeper and further into the microbial world than ever before.
Besides offering an overview of the essential principles
surrounding the microbial world that all students need to master,
this edition brings the most basic relevant concepts to life by
further expanding on art programs, ensuring you experience
microbiology as a visual science. With each chapter focusing on a
specific scientific theme, the text allows you to connect and
engage with the latest, most exciting real-world topics. Check out
the preface for a complete list of features and what is new in this
edition. Personalise your learning experience and improve results
with Mastering (R) Microbiology. Mastering provides access to
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Black Irish (Paperback)
Michele Madigan Somerville
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Every line in Somerville's verse packs a wallop. Her bawdy piety
and divine colloquialism lets us know that truly a bard walks upon
this earth.
Nava Renek, Author of Spiritland and No Perfect Words
Seventy years later, an ocean removed from the churchyard stone
where Yeats' epitaph is carved, Michele Madigan Somerville dares to
cast a cold eye on life, on death. But she looks deeper: rather
than merely sing "whatever is well made," Black Irish celebrates
all that Somerville finds fragile or wounded or broken; neither
embalming nor romanticizing the past, these astounding, untrammeled
poems excavate & reclaim histories--sacred, pagan, singular,
tribal- one might have thought irretrievable. By turns elegiac,
amorous, expansive, lapidary, Juvenalian, & vulnerable, Black
Irish melds an almost classical austerity with an emotional
immediacy that is breathtaking. Too brave & exact an artist not
to be drawn toward her own private Byzantium, Somerville's ultimate
domain remains "the foul rag & bone shop of the heart"- castoff
turtles, mermaid brothers, Brooklyn Christmas trees - familiar
& wondrous at once. Where else can poetry go?
Mike Sweeney, Fairfield University, author of In Memory of the
Fast Break
Black Irish is a home filled with robust love of family, wherein
Michele Somerville is attentive to the duties given to such
dedication. In that life "narrativity" is ordered, core and
inexorable despite seemingly straightforward historical renderings.
I almost want to refer to this book as a collection of stories,
though each piece is clearly driven by poetics. The articulation of
how desire and fulfillment inevitably come into conflict with
realities of practical life makes for compelling, generous moments.
Christopher Stackhouse
This book provides guidelines for emergency managers, responders,
and health care professionals to establish a mass casualty/mass
fatality (MC/MF) management plan. It identifies a need for a
stronger and more global management structure for MC/MF events that
includes standardized practices of identification, disposition, and
possible repatriation to restore the situation to pre-event levels.
This book covers this comprehensive process including disaster
mortuary operational response teams (DMORTs), simple triage and
rapid treatment (START) and national nurse response teams. It also
demonstrates leadership in MC/MF events within government agencies,
the public sector and international organizations featuring case
studies, scenario questions and summaries of lessons learned.
In the decades after World War II, the Mile High City traded its
cowtown image for the glitter of skyscrapers, big-league sports
teams, Interstate highways, and urbanity. As the Urban Renewal
wrecking ball erased the city’s old skin and displaced some
residents familiar with it, a new facade attracted Americans from
far and wide in search of a Rocky Mountain way of life. Servicemen
returning from the war came to build new businesses, and the next
generation came just for the experience. The city could still take
pride in the Brown Palace Hotel, the Daniels & Fisher Tower,
the gold-domed State Capitol, and other emblems of its gold rush
past, but its confidence in the future would give rise to ten new
skyscrapers in one decade alone. How Denver reinvented itself and
came to have the appearance it displays today is a subject of more
than passing interest. In Historic Photos of Denver in the
50s, 60s, and 70s, nearly 200 images reproduced in vivid
black-and-white, with captions and introductions, tell a story
familiar to the citizens of Denver who lived and reminisce about it
and one that will fascinate newcomers curious to know more.
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