Bøger af Jeffrey Martin

The MEN'S GUIDE TO ROMANCE, INTIMACY and SEX lays out all the secrets men who are successful with women know and use. Any man can learn these secrets, master the techniques, and be guaranteed success. Here's the first one If you want a relationship with a woman who's right for you, she's even more eager to have a relationship with you, because you're right for her. She won't show it right up front, but she wants romance, intimacy and sex. But it has to be with a man who's right for her, who approaches her in the right way, using the right technique. With what you learn in this book, that will be you. The second secret I'll share with you: No matter your height, weight, age, or anything else about you, there's a woman who's right for you, in fact, many women. In this book you'll learn to find them and win them. Using what you learn you will have romance, intimacy and sex, guaranteed.

A favor for my mother, an intersection of convenience and need, an extraordinary roommate from Africa, four raucous college years, a drought, a murder, made me the United States Ambassador to the Central Highland Republic. This is my story.An African student, his reaction to the African American, his college experience in the USA, and what happened to him. This is his story.A female student, whose brilliance propels her from trailer park to elite university, whose beauty and ambition lead her into modeling and acting, and what happens to her. This is also her story.This is the truth told in fiction

Don't let the title scare you away from this collection of short stories, essays, and flash fiction pieces from the mind of Jeffrey Martin, author of the Historic series. Humor, satire, and surprise endings are the focus of these 18 eclectic compositions. This book offers a blend of both fiction and nonfiction tales culminating with a compelling novelette, featuring private investigator, Julio Marmic, in his most intriguing case yet.

In this text, James Jerger, PhD, Jeffrey Martin, PhD, and Katharine Fitzharris, AuD, present convincing study results for the purpose of broadening audiologic evaluation to include auditory event-related potentials (AERPs). During a typical word understanding evaluation, the tester presents a word, and the subject repeats it back. The resulting score is a useful tool for measuring loss in audibility, but it fails to consider the listening effort required to achieve that score. The authors propose that recording the subject's electroencephalographic brain activity during the test evokes potentials that permit estimation of the listening effort expended. These AERPs will help scientists reach a better understanding of the interplay among the many ongoing serial and parallel processes involved while actively listening to words. Their scientific illustrations reveal the AERPs' ability to broaden the evaluation beyond the simple percentage of correctly repeated words to a more nuanced estimation, including the listening effort expended in the detection of the onset of a word and the evaluation of its semantic meaning. From this research, audiologists will find that there is a much wider array of data output to be gathered from a simple test that clinicians have employed for over half a century.