Traducteur Guy Thorne
Maison d'édition: e-artnow
Charles Baudelaire, His Life is an autobiography by Charles Baudelaire. The author shares his life events, poetry, letters and essays in this extensive tome for lovers of lyricism.
An entrepreneur shares anecdotes from his prosperous career while offering readers their own roadmap to success in business. The backbone of businesses, the opener and closer of deals, the risktaker who bets on themself-that’s an entrepreneur. Jay D. Rodgers has seen and done it all: from the gritty start-ups to full-scale, world-wide businesses that generate millions in revenue each year. For more than half a century, Jay has started and sold capital ventures, from custom-made cowboy boots to the world’s largest breath-alcohol interlock company, and he’s helped many others along the way.The Bet is blunt and honest and offers no excuses—an entrepreneur always finds a way. When Jay’s betting, he’s betting big—as an entrepreneur should—on his business, his partners, and his experience to wrangle the best results. His advice and strategies for success are set apart by his trials, errors, and triumphs that come with the territory of serial entrepreneurship. The Bet is like a session with Jay. He’ll share how he did it, and he’ll show you how. You’ll learn: The value of understanding what motivates people An easy, never-fail secret to buying bank notes Why sometimes it’s more profitable to change the players than to change the game An important concept Jay learned at Harvard Business School An argument for why you should put all your eggs in one basket Jay will even explain the bet he made with the publisher of this book—a bet that guarantees everyone wins. If you’re an experienced entrepreneur looking for insider secrets or if you’re just starting out, The Bet will help you turn your business dreams into reality.“Jay did it. Then, he helped, and continues to, help others do it. Now, he’s sharing his wisdom and his strategy in this book that will take you to the next step as an entrepreneur on a track to success.” —Verne Harnish, Founder of Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) and Author of Scaling Up (Rockefeller Habits 2.0)“Passing along his wide breadth of experience and talents to the next generation of leaders in The Bet, Jay Rodgers offers priceless, high-level guidance for achieving business success and help entrepreneurs to maximize their impact.” —Gino Wickman, Bestselling Author of Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business and The EOS Life: How to Live Your Ideal Entrepreneurial Life“Wisdom is a must for every entrepreneur. Jay is my business mentor, co-author of Advice Matters and the man who has personally supplied me with more business wisdom than any other person in my life. Read and study everything he writes.” —Tony Jeary, The RESULTS Guy™Voir livre
Biographies of George Whitefield, John Wesley, William Grimshaw, William Romaine, Daniel Rowlands, John Berridge, Henry Venn, Samuel Walker, James Hervey, Augustus Toplady, and John Fletcher.The reader will soon discover that I am an enthusiastic admirer of the men whose lives and ministries I have narrated in this volume. I confess it honestly. I am a thorough admirer of them. I firmly believe that, with the exceptions of Martin Luther and his contemporaries and our own martyred Reformers, the world has not seen any such men since the days of the apostles. I believe there have not been any who have preached as much clear scriptural truth, none who have lived such lives, none who have shown such courage in Christ’s service, none who have suffered as much for the truth, and none who have done as much good. If anyone can name better men, he knows more than I do.I now send forth this volume with an earnest prayer that God will pardon all its imperfections, use it for His own glory, and raise up in His church today men like those who are here described. Certainly when we look at the state of the church today, we may well say, “Where is the Lord God of Whitefield and of Rowlands, of Grimshaw and of Venn? O Lord, revive Your work!”—J. C. RyleStradbroke Vicarage, August 10, 1868Voir livre
Ever wonder what it’s like to live in Qatar? Well M hadn’t. He couldn’t have even found it on a map... then found himself there. When M arrived in Qatar from London on his newly-minted expat assignment, he didn’t expect to be confronted with life’s most existential choices...so immediately. And he dragged his girlfriend-cum-wife too. “But I wanted to go to Singapore,” she said. “We got at least half-way there!” From job offer, to eloping in Las Vegas (because living together out of wedlock is haram), to having a kid - and back again, “TIQ” is a humorous, if not slightly exaggerated, acerbic account of an amateur expat’s trials and tribulations waaaay out of his depth in a country, frankly, he had never heard of. If you’re about to move to Qatar, or if you ever thought you wanted to visit (you KNOW you want to), TIQ will help you frame (and perhaps even answer) some non-trivial questions such as: - What would you choose with your marginal dollar - beer, or bacon? - Is it OK to eat your lunch on the toilet? - Who’s that scary voice on the radio every morning? and - Are traffic signs really just...guidelines? If you weren’t planning on moving to Qatar, or even visiting - the shock, laughs and jaw-droppingly ridiculous happenstances might just even move the needle (albeit slightly). Way back when M got his Hebrew tattoo, his mom, like any good Jewish-American, said, “Well, now you’ll never be able to go to the Middle East.” M just scoffed and said, “Middle East? Me? Never.” Who’s laughing now? (And by the way: the answer is definitely never bacon.)Voir livre
What if ancient war trumpets still echo across the void? Experience Cosmic War Scrolls in a cinematic audio journey (≈ 6 hrs) featuring dramatic narration, distant horn calls, and subtle stereo panning to evoke vast battle lines in space. Each text is prefaced with quick historical context so you can dive straight into the action. • The War Scroll – Hear the roll-call of twelve angelic divisions and the clash of “shining shields.” • Temple Scroll & Jubilees – Directives for heavenly fortifications and the fall of Watcher engineers. • Revelation 12 – The thunder of wings as Michael’s host drives the dragon from the starry heights. • 1 Enoch fragments – Visions of ensnared planets and gigantic beings wielding luminous spears. Short reflections between sections link these prophecies to modern theories of extraterrestrial life, making the audiobook perfect for commutes—or late-night stargazing sessions.Voir livre
My Father’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett is a timeless children's classic that has captivated generations with its imaginative adventure and heartwarming themes of bravery and kindness. Young Elmer Elevator dreams of adventure, and when he learns of a baby dragon held captive on Wild Island, he runs away from home to rescue it. The poor dragon has been forced to serve as a 24/7 ferry for the lazy wild animals, and Elmer is determined to set it free. Armed with a backpack full of clever supplies, he navigates the island’s dense jungle, outsmarts ferocious tigers and other mischievous creatures, and proves that courage and quick thinking can overcome even the wildest challenges. A Newbery Honor Book and an ALA Notable Book, My Father’s Dragon is the first installment in a beloved trilogy, followed by Elmer and the Dragon and The Dragons of Blueland. In 2012, it was ranked #49 among the greatest children's novels of all time in a School Library Journal survey. With its whimsical storytelling and charming illustrations by Ruth Chrisman Gannett, this delightful tale is perfect for young readers ages 6-10 who love magical adventures. Join Elmer on an unforgettable journey to Wild Island and discover the magic of friendship, courage, and imagination!Voir livre
The Meghadhuta also known as Meghasandesam is one of the beautiful works of Kalidasa. It is a poem in Sanskrit Language consisting of 117 verses. It is actually one of a few minor compositions of Kalidasa. Being one of the greatest poets of Sanskrit Literature, he has produced epics like the Raghuvamsa Mahakavya and Kumarasambhavam and dramas like Abigyana Sakuntalam. The ideas contained in this poem is simple but romantic. Alaka is a mountain in the Himalayas. The god of wealth, Kubera is the king of this place. He has a group of divine attendants working for him. These attendants are known as Yakshas. One of these Yakshas was very much smitten and obsessed with his wife. Hence, he ignored his duties. Kubera, therefore, cursed him and banished him into the woods on planet Earth. The Yaksha came to a mountainous place called Ramagiri named after Lord Rama near the present state of Chattisgarh in India and was residing in an ashram there. The Yaksha spent several months on the mountain. Thoroughly dejected, the love-lorn Yaksha keeps thinking about his wife. His wife also keeps thinking about him all day and all night. It is the time of monsoon. The Yaksha sees a rain cloud passing by. He requests the cloud to carry a message to his wife. The Yaksha then starts to describe the route that the cloud should take to meet his lover. This forms the crux of the verses of this poem. The works of Kalidasa are synonymous with the beauty of nature, lyrical poetry, dramatic stories, great heroes and sensuous heroines. The Meghadhuta focusses mainly on sensual love and the beauty of nature. Kalidasa’s genius lies in making these two subjects flow into each other in this work. For example, Kalidasa picturises the rivers as sensuous women, and he advises his friend namely the cloud to take interest in the rivers along the way on his journey from the plains to Alaka.Voir livre
