Aspiring rock singer Jack Frost (Michael Keaton) has been struggling for years to make it big, often missing out on time with wife Gabby (Kelly Preston) and son Charlie (Joseph Cross) along the way. While driving to a music mogul's party one wintry evening, Jack realizes that his family is more important than his career, and turns his car around - only to plunge to his death when he swerves off the road in a blizzard! One year on, an angry and depressed Charlie is still mourning for his father. Deciding to make a snowman in the garden (one of the few activities Jack always found time for), Charlie gives it his dad's old scarf - only for the snowman to come to life as a reincarnated Jack. Determined to compensate for the mistakes he made in his lifetime, the new, snow-based Jack sets out to be the kind of father Charlie always wanted.

Christina Rothhaar entwickelt ein neues Fuhrungs- und Motivationsmodell, das auf den Erhalt und den Ausbau des Commitments der Mitarbeiter abzielt und somit zur Etablierung eines langfristig erfolgreichen Kundenbeziehungsmanagements beitragt."

This collection of Christian poetry is unique in that it spans a wide variety of subject matter. Some poems are serious, and have powerful messages to impart. Others are lighthearted and humorous. Some are interesting stories with surprise endings. Many are based on true stories that could have happened to anyone. They are all cleverly constructed and uniquely entertaining.

New developments in modern medicine and biotechnology put long time certitudes about the meaning of ahealth and aillness more and more into question. Also, these concepts increasingly assume the role of normative concepts, which separate legitimate from illegitimate actions in many contexts of medical ethics, as in the case of aenhancement. This volume brings together the theoretical controversy on the concepts of ahealth and aillness and ethical reflections on the normative consequences of our understandig of these crucial concepts.