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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He could have ended the war in the time it takes to draw a bow twice. Instead, he was asked for his head. There is a hill above the plain of Kurukshetra. On that hill, for eighteen days, there rested a severed head with open eyes - and that head, uncrowned, unarmed, already parted from its body, held more power in it than every army gathered on the plain below. His name was Barbarika. Son of Ghatotkacha, grandson of Bhima, heir through his mother to the daitya line of Mura. The Nine Mothers themselves had armed him with three arrows that could not miss, could not be exhausted, and could end any battle against any number of men at any distance. He did not come to Kurukshetra to watch it. He came able to finish it - bound only by his mother's vow that he must always fight for the losing side. Krishna met him on the road, disguised as a Brahmin, showed him the flaw hidden inside that vow, and asked him for his head before the first conch was blown. He gave it. It was set on the hill. And he watched every hour of the eighteen days without once being permitted to act. This is the Mahabharata as he watched it. Not one event has been altered, softened, or reordered. Bhishma's vow stands as it has always stood. So do the house of lac, the dice hall, the thirteen years, the wheel that closed around a boy of sixteen, the half-truth that killed a teacher, and the arrow that took an unarmed man lifting a chariot wheel out of the mud. What is new is not the story. What is new is the position from which it is seen. Every other figure on that field was defending something - a throne, a vow, a wound, a son. Even Sanjaya reported to a blind king who could not bear what he was hearing. Barbarika alone had no side, no stake, no possibility of intervention, and nothing left to protect. He had already given away the only thing he owned. The scriptures have a name for that condition: akshi bhava, the state of the witness. Beginning with Ganga and Shantanu and carrying through to the last night of the war, this retelling assumes no prior knowledge and includes a full Who's Who, so no name ever stops you mid-page. For readers of Indian mythology, and for everyone who has ever turned to Haare Ka Sahara - the refuge of the defeated, worshipped today at Khatu as Shyam Ji. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Etat : New. pp. 214.

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The scope of nanotechnology in medical applications has expanded fast in the last two decades. With unprecedented materialistic properties, nanoscale materials present with unorthodox opportunities in a wide range of domains, including drug delivery and medical imaging. This book assembles the various facets of nanomedicine and discusses the key issues, including physicochemical properties that enhance the appeal of nanomedicine. Since the publication of the first edition in 2019, the field of nanomedicine has continued to evolve at a rapid pace. This updated edition captures some of the new developments in the field. It begins with a short history of nanotechnology and a discussion on the fundamental concepts about the extraordinary properties demonstrated by nanoscale materials and then unfolds into multiple chapters that illustrate the uses of different nanomaterials in drug delivery, sensing, and imaging. The book is an excellent resource for physicians, PhDs, postdocs, and general readers involved in nanomedicine research to learn and understand the scope and complexity of the subject. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He could have ended the war in the time it takes to draw a bow twice. Instead, he was asked for his head. There is a hill above the plain of Kurukshetra. On that hill, for eighteen days, there rested a severed head with open eyes - and that head, uncrowned, unarmed, already parted from its body, held more power in it than every army gathered on the plain below. His name was Barbarika. Son of Ghatotkacha, grandson of Bhima, heir through his mother to the daitya line of Mura. The Nine Mothers themselves had armed him with three arrows that could not miss, could not be exhausted, and could end any battle against any number of men at any distance. He did not come to Kurukshetra to watch it. He came able to finish it - bound only by his mother's vow that he must always fight for the losing side. Krishna met him on the road, disguised as a Brahmin, showed him the flaw hidden inside that vow, and asked him for his head before the first conch was blown. He gave it. It was set on the hill. And he watched every hour of the eighteen days without once being permitted to act. This is the Mahabharata as he watched it. Not one event has been altered, softened, or reordered. Bhishma's vow stands as it has always stood. So do the house of lac, the dice hall, the thirteen years, the wheel that closed around a boy of sixteen, the half-truth that killed a teacher, and the arrow that took an unarmed man lifting a chariot wheel out of the mud. What is new is not the story. What is new is the position from which it is seen. Every other figure on that field was defending something - a throne, a vow, a wound, a son. Even Sanjaya reported to a blind king who could not bear what he was hearing. Barbarika alone had no side, no stake, no possibility of intervention, and nothing left to protect. He had already given away the only thing he owned. The scriptures have a name for that condition: akshi bhava, the state of the witness. Beginning with Ganga and Shantanu and carrying through to the last night of the war, this retelling assumes no prior knowledge and includes a full Who's Who, so no name ever stops you mid-page. For readers of Indian mythology, and for everyone who has ever turned to Haare Ka Sahara - the refuge of the defeated, worshipped today at Khatu as Shyam Ji. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The scope of nanotechnology in medical applications has expanded fast in the last two decades. With unprecedented materialistic properties, nanoscale materials present with unorthodox opportunities in a wide range of domains, including drug delivery and medical imaging. This book assembles the various facets of nanomedicine and discusses the key issues, including physicochemical properties that enhance the appeal of nanomedicine. Since the publication of the first edition in 2019, the field of nanomedicine has continued to evolve at a rapid pace. This updated edition captures some of the new developments in the field. It begins with a short history of nanotechnology and a discussion on the fundamental concepts about the extraordinary properties demonstrated by nanoscale materials and then unfolds into multiple chapters that illustrate the uses of different nanomaterials in drug delivery, sensing, and imaging. The book is an excellent resource for physicians, PhDs, postdocs, and general readers involved in nanomedicine research to learn and understand the scope and complexity of the subject. This book assembles the various facets of nanomedicine and discusses the key issues, including physicochemical properties that enhance the appeal of nanomedicine. This updated edition captures some of the new developments in the field. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Managing Non-Communicable Diseases and Nutrition focuses on one of the most critical health challenges of the modern era-the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and chronic respiratory disorders. It highlights the global shift from infectious diseases to lifestyle-related conditions and emphasizes the urgent need for preventive and management strategies. The book provides a clear and comprehensive understanding of the causes, risk factors, and progression of NCDs. It strongly underscores the vital role of nutrition as a practical and effective tool in preventing and managing these diseases. By promoting balanced diets and healthy lifestyle choices, it aims to improve overall health outcomes and quality of life. Designed for a diverse audience, the book serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, academicians, and healthcare professionals. It also offers insightful guidance for entrepreneurs in the health and wellness sector, encouraging innovative solutions to tackle public health challenges. Overall, the book advocates a proactive approach to health, empowering readers with knowledge to prevent diseases and adopt healthier, more sustainable lifestyles.…

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