Europa Edizioni: Make worlds

Doctors behaving badly, but well … Misconduct is a bad way of doing good. It showcases a doctor practicing what he preaches. Professional Misconduct keeps you far from doctors (if you practice it). It is bad for the doctor's image, but good for your health. This cheeky misconduct prevents pain and lifestyle diseases. It doesn't harm patients or destroy doctors. Misconduct looks fine on patients, but unprofessional when performed by doctors. Patients don't always do what doctors say, they do what doctors do. This is where misconduct comes in. Professional Misconduct is about a doctor doing good, but unprofessionally.

What's your next trip? Check ✔ The Balkans is the perfect guide for those who love to travel, it encapsulates everything we need to know before leaving on our next trip. In her guide Lizzy Mae van Son lists what to see, what to eat and what to buy in the Balkan Peninsula. A guide to put in your suitcase! What are you waiting for? Book your next flight!

Win is no sin drives us to improve our life by waking up our own potentiality and... make it a masterpiece! It feels like as if you had the opportunity to absorb all the universal leadership lessons passed through the filter of Christian wisdom in just a few evenings. Even if you are a non-believer, you will be raptured by the flow of this book and eager to build your own miracle. Through the quotes of the Bible, and nine interesting conversations with some of the best-known Lithuanian priests, you will dive into the mysteries of faith but also in the simplicity of everyday life, its family dynamics, business matters, joys and sorrows and everything that is part of our earthly journey. "Is it really a sin to win? No! Losing may be a sin. God gave you a unique set of qualities, so you can create miracles. I invite you not to contempt this package and fully exploit what you own."

The book by V. Helber proves the Poincaré hypothesis without formulas and equations, advancing in its simplicity from the primary source of knowledge - the Euclidean point - to the unitary form of the existence of our universe. The author vividly reveals the unique topological property of the coherent, self-contained space of matter, which enables us not only to comprehend but also to glimpse the law of the microcosm that keeps our world from decay. The world is compact and yet infinite and eternal! The proof of the Poincaré hypothesis creates a method that will allow scientists to solve the remaining problems of the millennium.