Breathtakingly beautiful and exotic, the peacock inspires devotion among both artists and bird lovers. Its iridescent plumage, when fully displayed, is a delight to behold. The bird itself, as Christine E. Jackson notes in Peacock, appears to enjoy its audience, preening and strutting about within a few feet of humans.
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American Mathematical Monthly
Older volumes are available online through JSTOR (subscription needed).
Contains expository articles, covering all parts of mathematics, pure and applied, old and new. Includes mathematical and classroom notes, a section on the teaching of mathematics, elementary and advanced problems and telegraphic and film reviews.
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The Toronto Notes 2009 includes exciting new changes that will further help students prepare for the Canadian and American medical licensing exams. This year, the Toronto Notes 2009 package includes: -A concise textbook with in depth coverage of 29 chapters as listed in the concise TOC at the end of this document -Extensive updating of amterial, including up-to-date Evidence Based meidcine reviews -A new and improved teaching program for ECG iterpretation -A re-designed PDA version with a user-friendly interface for quick reference on the wards.
This new edition in the "Bloom's Classic Critical Views" series gathers together some of the best analyses of the Bronte sisters - Charlotte, Emily, and Anne. Several works of the authors are examined, including "Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights", the two novels considered to be their best. This title is enhanced by a chronology, bibliography, and notes on the contributors, as well as an introductory essay by noted literary professor Harold Bloom.
