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  Krugman: Eurozone Has Big Big...

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  As Greece struggles to repair its debt crisis, Jeffrey Brown gets two points of view from economists Paul Krugman and Robert Barbera about how the financial and social unrest could impact the European Union and its economy.

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  Blackout Preparation: The...

  K. K.K.

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  Blackout Preparation: The Survival Prepper ListThe Best Guide On Survival & Prepping Including Tips On Water Supply, Bushcraft & Cooking BONUS: The 10 Rules For Survival 
  Do you want to be prepared for unexpected event like a blackout?Do you want to have a step by step guide to become completely self sufficient and survive any disaster?Do you want to survive? 
  If that is the the case THIS is the right audiobook for you. In a nutshell I will give you practical tips on what to think if you want to be prepared for the worst. In this audiobook I will talk about water, fire, bushcraft, tools, food and much more! I will also give you advice on the right mindset if you want to survive! 
  According to specialists, the grids in the western world are outdated and weak! For example in the USA there are more power outages than in any other developed country! A blackout that lasts several days will cause turmoil. So it is better to anticipate these events now! 
  THAT MEANS: YOU HAVE TO PREPARE FOR THE WORST! 
  The corona virus pandemic show us how vulnerable our standard of life is. The spread of the virus causes important harbors to close, which has effects on the supply chains of essential goods. 
  If you don't want to be dependent of these events and ensure the survival of you and your family - you have to be prepared. 
  This handy guide will help you by easily give you a simple list of what to think of, so you do not forget vital things. 
  So be prepared for the worst and buy this guide! 
  Best regards, 
  K.K.

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  Wigz Will be Wigz

  Christi Parker

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  This story is based on a story about counting money. The Wigz family wants to go to the carnival, but they don't have enough money to pay for food, rides, and souvenirs. They search the house and count the money they find until they have enough to enjoy a day at the fair. The mathematical connection for this is counting money.

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  How Doctors Think

  Jerome Groopman M.D.

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  A New Yorker staff writer, bestselling author, and professor at Harvard Medical School unravels the mystery of how doctors figure out the best treatments—or fail to do so. This book describes the warning signs of flawed medical thinking and offers intelligent questions patients can ask. 
  On average, a physician will interrupt a patient describing her symptoms within eighteen seconds. In that short time, many doctors decide on the likely diagnosis and best treatment. Often, decisions made this way are correct, but at crucial moments they can also be wrong—with catastrophic consequences. In this myth-shattering book, Jerome Groopman pinpoints the forces and thought processes behind the decisions doctors make. He explores why doctors err and shows when and how they can—with our help—avoid snap judgments, embrace uncertainty, communicate effectively, and deploy other skills that can have a profound impact on our health. This book is the first to describe in detail the warning signs of erroneous medical thinking, offering direct, intelligent questions patients can ask their doctors to help them get back on track. 
  Groopman draws on a wealth of research, extensive interviews with some of the country's best physicians, and his own experiences as a doctor and as a patient. He has learned many of the lessons in this book the hard way, from his own mistakes and from errors his doctors made in treating his own debilitating medical problems. 
  How Doctors Think reveals a profound new view of twenty-first-century medical practice, giving doctors and patients the vital information they need to make better judgments together.

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  Faster Better Decision-Making -...

  Debra Morrison

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  The Art Of Personal Decision-Making 
  "Oh dear decisions, why must you always be so difficult to make in my life?" 
  Ever hear these voices in your head: "What should I wear today?", "What should I cook for dinner?", "What should I work on for today?", etc. 
  Well, welcome to earth and the daily grind of life...personal life that is. That's your decision-making at work. 
  Just about everyday, you're going have to make choices that suit your needs and affect your life. It's not always pleasant, and certainly not always easy. As a result, you get stuck not knowing what to do or how to proceed and only exacerbating the decision-making process that much further. 
  Fret not, we all make decisions we're not proud of, yet that's the beauty of making them in the first place of helping us eliminate the wrong ones, to make the right ones. 
  What if you could learn the science behind decision-making? What if you could understand the reasons that drive your every decision? What if you could systemize the whole process to easily help you make faster, better decisions? 
  That's what "Faster, Better Decision-Making" will help you: 
  Uncover the Core of Choices to Weight the Pros and Cons for the Best Decision.Beat the Dreaded Decider's Block by Following the Rules of Decision-Making.Support Better Decisions with a Tripod of Options, Actions, and Consequences.Formulate an Approach for Autopilot Decisions through Building Predictability.Eliminate Regrets from Bad Decisions with a Battle Plan to Come Out Victorious. 
  ...and you can bet there's a whole lot more to be covered. 
  So now it's decision time. Do you want to improve your decision-making skills or not? This should be an easy one, as you should already know the answer to that for still be reading this. 
  Take a step back from the old way of how you used to make decisions, and upgrade now to make faster, better decisions today, everyday.

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  The Cure for Psychoanalysis

  Adam Phillips

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  The book presents a day-long symposium with Adam Phillips and includes additional contributions from John Bliss, Patricia Ticineto Clough, Edward Corrigan, Holly Levenkron, Kathleen DelMar Miller, Thomas Rini, Ron Taffel, Betty P. Teng, Karen Weiser, and Melissa White Gomez.
  
  
  In his first essay, 'The Magic of Winnicott: Playing and reality, and reality', Adam Phillips makes clear the subtlety and wisdom of Winnicott's concept of play. Its inspiration came from a wonderful and unanticipated encounter with the extraordinary Marion Milner that plays into and influences the entire essay. In his second, 'The Cure for Psychoanalysis', he works through psychoanalytic theories about cure and instructs us to take most seriously those that free the analyst and patient to wonder and to take pleasure in the unknowable adventure ahead of them.
  
  
  These two thought-provoking writings frame a discussion between the author and Edward Corrigan, analyst and friend, which offers an intimate portrait of two analysts in conversation, thoughtfully reflecting on traditions that inform Phillips' practice and prolific works. This record of 'A Day with Adam Phillips' at The Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy in New York includes questions and commentaries which demonstrate the creative and open expression encouraged by and reflected in the practice of psychoanalysis itself.

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