Michael Gannon Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Ashtanga Yoga Made Simple -- A Book for All Levels! Anybody can learn the powerful practice of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga! This full-color, instructional book teaches Michael Gannon's accessible 'puzzle system'. After 10 years of study in India with his Guru, Pattabhi Jois (1915 - 2009), over 15-years teaching in 40+ countries, the 1st Ashtanga iPhone App and multiple DVDs, the book is coming. Previously a practice only for experienced practitioners, the myth has been shattered. Be the 1st to learn and teach from this book! A great practice manual from which to learn Ashtanga or Vinyasa Yoga.

An exciting voyage through Florida’s past awaits readers, filled with surprising insights. Gannon’s passion for the state shines through in a narrative style that avoids overwhelming detail while remaining engaging. He is a lifelong student of Florida's history, acclaimed for his storytelling and writing skills. The book presents the longest recorded history of any state in the U.S. across twenty-seven illustrated chapters. From the indigenous tribes along spring-fed streams to modern environmentalists, Gannon captures the diverse history of Florida, including the first conquistadors and the influx of refugees in 1980. He emphasizes that Florida's history is richer and older than many realize, noting that by the time the Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth, St. Augustine was already a thriving town with significant infrastructure. Gannon's chronological approach brings to life the wilderness, colonists, pioneers, and the vibrant Florida of today, characterized by superhighways, horse farms, and modern attractions. The revised edition also explores the twenty-first century, addressing in-migration, Everglades restoration, education, and the controversial 2000 presidential election. Michael Gannon is a distinguished professor emeritus of history at the University of Florida and has received numerous accolades for his contributions to the field.

Am 11. Dezember, vier Tage nach dem japanischen Überraschungsangriff auf Pearl Harbor, erklärte Hitler den USA den Krieg. Um die Amerikaner an einem Eingreifen auf dem europäischen Kriegschauplatz zu hindern, lässt er den Befehlshaber der U-Boot-Waffe, Admiral Dönitz, einen Schlag gegen den Schiffsverkehr vor der amerikanischen Ostküste vorbereiten. Deckname: 'Operation Paukenschlag'. Der US-Militärhistoriker Michael Gannon zeichnet in diesem zum Standardwerk gewordenen Buch die dramatischen Geschehnisse jener Zeit umfassend nach. Entscheidenden Raum in seiner Darstellung nimmt dabei das deutsche U-Boot U 123 ein, das mit seinem Vordringen bis zum Hafen von New York den 'Paukenschlag' eröffnete.