Bøker av Mike Bullock

Do you feel like something's missing from your life? Do you crave something more? If you're like most people, there's always something else your chasing: a better job, car, house or the latest gadget. But none of those bring the fulfillment we need to live rewarding lives. Author Mike Bullock wrestled with this concept for years. Raised in a broken, dysfunctional home, he spent decades yearning for something that wasn't there-but should be. After a string of damaged relationships, Mike found himself at the end of his rope, prepared to tie it into a noose. It was then, at the place between rock and bottom that he discovered the missing ingredient. Once the lightbulb turned on, he started adding it everywhere and the results were nothing short of miraculous. Mike stepped out of the shell his life had been and into the new life, one he was meant to live all along. And, now, he wants to share this secret by helping you discover and apply the one thing that changes everything.

Collecting issue #1 and the only-available-in-hardcover issues #2 and #3! Ripped from today's world news comes a re-imagining of the classic jungle girl genre debuting a new hero for the modern age! Join the Rae sisters, recent UCLA grads, as they travel across modern-day Africa finding their place and making a difference. Guided by the mysterious Mr. Eden, they assume the identity of a mythical goddess and reveal their Savage Beauty. Mike Bullock presents a fresh new spin on the genre, featuring real-world conflicts in Africa and beyond!

This first biography of Sir Raymond Priestley is well overdue, and its absence can only be explained by the scale of research necessary to cover the breadth and variety of his achievements over a very long and active life. It will be of interest across a wide range of disciplines, especially to those for whom the ""Heroic Age"" of Antarctic Exploration has a particular fascination.

Though wireless communication was in early development during World War I, the technology could have made a profound impact on tactical operations and on the entire strategic conduct of the war. Providing details on how and why the technology did not fulfill its promise as a great military tool until years later, the book points primarily to the British army's institutional bias against wireless communication as the technology's downfall, reinforced by the crude, unreliable wireless sets with which the army began the war. It also demonstrates how improved wireless communications between infantry, command, artillery and air observation could have improved the flexibility, accuracy and effectiveness of the British military strategy in the German Spring Offensive, the Hundred Days Counteroffensive and the battles of the Somme, Passchendaele, and Cambrai.