Living with AnginaChest pain can be terrifying. Many people hope that if they ignore it, it will go away. But angina must be taken seriously, and it is very important to find out what you can about it. The book answers the key questions for anyone worried about angina: What should I do when I have chest pain? Does it mean I'm going to have a heart attack? How do I tell if it's serious? This new edition of Living with Angina makes the links between smoking, passive

-An examination of the disease management and conservation issues facing oaks now and in the future

sources of help such as women's refuges

Through a light-touch

We Are Anonymous is the first full account of how a loosely assembled group of hackers scattered across the globe formed a new kind of insurgency

Honest and emotionally gripping

The French Revolution

she engages with diverse individuals—including a witch

Sharon cleverly transforms simple ingredients like rice krispies

- "Top 25 Rules" section for a number of key topics

go on to learn from some prayers of the apostle Paul

find the most efficient way to get things done

Myra Schneider includes notes and finished poems written during her period of recovery