A New Study on Finding and Keeping the Love of Your Life
The book offers a practical roadmap for women seeking to transition from unsuccessful relationships to fulfilling, loving partnerships. Drawing on interviews with those who have navigated similar journeys, it provides insights and strategies to foster joy and intimacy with new partners, emphasizing personal growth and understanding in the process.
Navigating office romances can be tricky, as they have the potential to impact both personal relationships and professional careers. This guide offers insights and strategies to help individuals manage romantic feelings in the workplace, highlighting the importance of maintaining professionalism while fostering healthy connections. It addresses various scenarios, from traditional office settings to online interactions, providing practical advice to avoid common pitfalls associated with love in the work environment.
Cambridge is depicted as a charming city that blends historical significance with a small-town feel. It is notable for being the site where George Washington assumed command of the troops and is home to the oldest Ivy League university in America. This unique combination of rich history and academic prestige contributes to its distinctive character.
Focusing on the evolution of leg-centric fashion, this book delves into how societal influences have shaped hemlines and leg traditions from ancient times to modern trends. It explores the portrayal of legs in various contexts, including dance, sports, and art, while examining the interplay of styles, attitudes, and customs over the ages. Featuring 319 vivid images, the book provides a comprehensive look at the changing perceptions of leg fashion, highlighting the significance of legs in culture, sexuality, and social norms throughout history.
Set in Down East Maine, this book delves into the untold history of Rockland and St. George, regions traditionally known for mining and fishing. It explores the rich cultural heritage and the breathtaking scenery that these areas offer, highlighting the significance of their artistic contributions and historical narratives. Through this lens, the story uncovers the lesser-known aspects of a region often overshadowed by its natural beauty.
The Indecent Life of Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford (1753-1814)
The book explores the life and achievements of Benjamin Thompson, a notable natural philosopher of the Enlightenment who transitioned from a humble farm boy to an influential inventor. His innovative creations, such as the Rumford fireplace and insulated clothing, revolutionized practical applications in everyday life. Knighted by King George III and honored as a Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Thompson's contributions to science and technology reflect his exceptional intellect and resourcefulness.
The evolution of the showgirl costume, characterized by feathers, sparkle, and revealing attire, reflects a rich history rooted in the 1800s. Originating from Paris nightclubs, this iconic fashion has remained largely unchanged, influencing glamour and aesthetics in Hollywood musicals. The tall, glamorous figure adorned with dramatic makeup became a symbol of allure, while France's export of elaborate costumes and productions shaped global entertainment. Today, elements of cabaret styling continue to inspire contemporary fashion across various contexts.
The narrative explores the transition from democratic ideals to feudalism through the lens of the Owens, a powerful family that shaped the history of Campobello Island. It delves into their unique governance and the societal dynamics that ultimately led to their decline, highlighting the contrast between evolving political institutions in Europe and America and the entrenched aristocracy in North America. This original study provides insight into the complexities of power and legacy in a changing world.
Originally knit as underwear, the sweater is a practical garment with homely beginnings and has evolved as a fashion statement. This book traces the sweater's 300-year history as an aesthetic and craft object, telling the story of its materials and construction, national traditions, fads and fashion, and accessories. Learn about the panoply of yarns, Nordic patterns, buttons, vintage collars, runway designs, manufacturing, and today's explorations of form, structure, and material. No matter how far we have come technologically, there is something fundamental in the art of hand craft. This book expertly guides readers full circle through the inception of the hand knit to the advancement of technology and back to knitting with natural fibers.
"A deftly composed and highly enjoyable crime story." --Kirkus Reviews Substantial Justice chronicles the 1985 misadventures of Spider Lacey, a laconic Citroen mechanic, and Siobhan Mollenkopf, a lawyer who has reappeared in Spider's life after a ten-year hiatus. Things start well, then devolve when Spider's best friend, a marijuana grower and controversial talk-show host, is murdered. Spider and Siobhan spiral into a world of white supremacists, political activists, lumber tycoons, motorcycle gangs, early online geeks, tree-spikers and law enforcement. The terrain is San Francisco, Mendocino County, New York City, and Arizona. A cross between Carl Hiaasen and E. L. Doctorow, Substantial Justice is a comic thriller and a surprising love story that delights in the vicissitudes of the era.