Michael Kahn

A collection of 80 black-and-white photographs by Michael Kahn, revealing the rugged seascapes and natural beauty of the coast of Maine The Maine Coast presents 80 black-and-white photographs of rugged beauty and coastal havens through the lens of renowned photographer Michael Kahn. Key Features: Seascape Masterpieces: Kahn's stunning seascapes, expertly captured with a 1950s camera, showcase the wild elegance of the Maine coast. Sailing Scenes: The photographs express the allure of pristine beaches, lighthouses, and classic boats, reflecting Kahn's 50 years of exploration, sailing, and living along the coast. Literary Echoes: In synergy with words, the collection is complemented by quotes from writers like E. B. White, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Henry David Thoreau, and Rachel Carson. Handcrafted Artistry: Discover the meticulous artistry of Kahn's traditional black-and-white film technique, producing signed, numbered, and museum-standard silver gelatin prints. Unique Perspective: Offers a unique view of the Maine coast, shaped by Kahn's deep connection to the land and sea, providing more than photographs but a visual symphony of cherished landscapes. Embark on a visual journey transcending time and space, celebrating the enigmatic allure of the Maine coast in every frame.

Kulturminnerett er læren om bruk av rettslige virkemidler i kulturminnevernet. Bruk av disse virkemidlene utløser en rekke plikter og rettigheter, både for private aktører og for offentlige organ. Lærebok i kulturminnerett er en gjennomgang av hvilke rettslige virkemidler som kan tas i bruk, og hvilken rettslig virkning dette har for kulturmiljøet og involverte parter. Det er særlig lagt vekt på å gi leseren en praktisk vinkling. Et eget kapittel er derfor viet forvaltningsrettslige spørsmål som særlig oppstår i saksbehandlingen av kulturminnevernsaker. Det er videre lagt vekt på å sette leseren bedre i stand til å løse rettslige spørsmål på egen hånd gjennom læren om juridisk metode. Boken er forsøkt lagt opp på en pedagogisk måte, uten å stille krav til juridiske forkunnskaper. Boken er særlig beregnet på studier i kulturminnevern på bachelor- og masternivå, men vil også være nyttig som oppslagsverk for ansatte innenfor kulturminnesektoren, eller brukt i etterutdanning. Michael Høiskar Kahn, førsteamanuensis i kulturminnerett ved NTNU, har i mange år jobbet som advokat innenfor kulturminnerett i Wedø Kahn advokatfirma, og tidligere som jurist hos Riksantikvaren. Høiskar Kahn jobber i dag i Trøndelag fylkeskommune som kulturminneadvokat med hovedansvar for etterlevelse av regler innenfor saksfeltet. Han har tidligere studert arkeologi.

The most precious natural resource on our planet, water has the power to soothe, hydrate, and heal. World-renowned film photographer Michael Kahn invites us into this meditative realm with more than 60 black-and-white images of pristine waters in North America, Italy, and England, capturing the mists, movement, and quiet depths. He collects his images on traditional black-and-white film and produces luminous silver gelatin prints in his darkroom. The warmly toned photographs, printed in tritone, are interspersed with inspirational quotes that reveal the deep spiritual connection we have with water, and its restorative power.

One-of-a-kind, black-and-white silver gelatin print images of seascapes of Martha's Vineyard, including waves, dunes, and marshes, by internationally known photographer Michael Kahn. In over 60 handmade, black-and-white photographs, renowned film photographer Michael Kahn renders Martha’s Vineyard beachscapes in exquisite detail. Produced in his darkroom, these masterful, curated images depict the diversity and intense beauty of this enchanting island. Scenes of Edgartown, South Beach, Zack's Cliffs, and other locations are interspersed with inspirational quotes and poetry. The warm, tritone-printed images represent the artist's 22 years of work using a 1950s camera to capture the area's sculpted beaches on traditional film, and producing the images as luminous silver gelatin prints.

East Coast Atlantic Beaches features over 80 museum-quality photographs of lush and serene seascape scenes from world-renowned black-and-white photographer Michael Kahn. These warmly toned black-and-white seaside photographs range from Georgia to Maine, showcasing the beauty of the sand and the sea that speaks to so many of us. Michael grew up spending summer vacations on these Atlantic beaches, and his personal connection to the landscape shines through each minute detail. “Ever since I can remember,” Michael says, “I have been infatuated with the sea. I swam, sailed, fished, and collected shells and sharks’ teeth that had washed up on the sand. I hid in the dunes and marveled at the treasures the water and wind revealed, then covered again.” These luminous silver gelatin prints, developed in Michael’s darkroom, masterfully capture the majestic beauty of these beaches.

Over 75 striking black-and-white prints of classic sailboats in action across the world, from world-renowned photographer Michael Kahn “Nothing stirs my soul more than watching a 100-year-old classic yacht roll over a wave, sails flared, white water crashing off her bow, crew attentive. Watching these beauties race around a course is truly spectacular.” —Michael Kahn Sailboats features over 75 photographs of stunning sailing images from world-renowned black-and-white photographer Michael Kahn. These warmly toned, classic yet dynamic sailing photographs feature regattas in Antigua, France, England, and more. Working in traditional black-and-white film, Michael Kahn produces luminous silver gelatin prints in his darkroom, which allow the majestic elegance of these sailing vessels to radiate from the page. Whether you are a traditional film photographer or an avid sailor or simply love the exquisite beauty of the ocean, you will cherish these fine prints and elegant book.

The New York Times Sunday Magazine piece famously opened: "She has pouting lips and high round breasts. Thousands of men have dreamt of her. Hundreds have chased after her. Two have died in pursuit. Her name is Sirena, she weighs 193 pounds, and she vanished in 1959. Without a trace." Barrett College's legendary Greco-Roman sculpture's fate was still a hot topic in 1970 when four roommates began their freshman year at the New England school. They've gone their separate ways for years. But as the 1994 commencement approaches, they are about to reunite to meet a challenge thrown down by a Class of '59 hedge-fund billionaire. He has pledged a $25 million endowment plus a $3 million purse to her finder(s) if Sirena is restored to Barrett by June 17th, the date of his 35th reunion, the college's sesquicentennial celebration--and our foursome's 20th class reunion. Although they are not alone in their pursuit--groups of alumni, including a pair of aggressive and highly-financed classmates, are running down leads across the world--St. Louis lawyer Lou Solomon and his crew come upon an obscure but intriguing clue. It leads them to Chicago where a young lawyer called Rachel Gold may hold key information. As the men race to crack the Sirena puzzle, their quest will transform their lives in unexpected ways.

"Rachel's fans will enjoy her latest case, which highlights the consequences of greed as well as the abilities of the disabled." --Booklist As St. Louis attorney Rachel Gold knows firsthand, the demands of the profession can take a toll on young lawyers. Some turn to drugs, some give up the job and occasionally one gives up altogether. According to the medical examiner, Sari Bashir belongs in the latter category. After she fell from the eighth floor of the downtown garage, the police rule her death a suicide and move on. However, Stanley Plotkin, the law firm's eccentric mailroom clerk, is sure that Sari was murdered. Stanley, a genius afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome, cannot read emotions from other's facial expressions. To compensate, he studies the voluminous facial action coding system to help him navigate social situations. His mastery of that system has convinced him that Sari was not suicidal. Armed with evidence that only he can see, he turns to Rachel for help. While Sari was her friend, she's reluctant to investigate before an impassioned plea from Sari's grieving father convinces her. With the help of some unlikely allies, Rachel begins uncovering a vast criminal enterprise rife with collateral damage--and Sari's death is only the beginning...

Praise for The Flinch Factor..." The Flinch Factor is a great read!" -Steve Martini, bestselling authorRachel Gold is embroiled in a lost cause: the Frankenstein Case, in which a blue-collar neighborhood is fighting a powerful developer intent on bulldozing their homes to erect a swanky gated community. The judge on the case is so wacky, he's known to the St. Louis Bar as "The Flinch Factor." Rachel's new client is Susannah, sister of Nick Moran, heartthrob of every woman whose kitchen he remodeled. He's been murdered, found on the front seat of his pickup on an isolated lane known as Gay Way. His female groupies are stunned. Skeptical, Rachel agrees to check it out. To her surprise, she turns up facts and witnesses suggesting Nick's death was staged.... Michael A. Kahn is a trial attorney in St. Louis. The Flinch Factor is his eighth Rachel Gold mystery.www.michaelakahn.com

Lithium-Ion Batteries Hazard and Use Assessment examines the usage of lithium-ion batteries and cells within consumer, industrial and transportation products, and analyzes the potential hazards associated with their prolonged use. This book also surveys the applicable codes and standards for lithium-ion technology. Lithium-Ion Batteries Hazard and Use Assessment is designed for practitioners as a reference guide for lithium-ion batteries and cells. Researchers working in a related field will also find the book valuable.

This book is about arming you with one simple tool that will enhance your investment decision-making process – the chart. It is not the Holy Grail and even if applied exactly as offered there is no guarantee that you will be successful. But owning a high quality hammer is no guarantee that the user will build a beautiful house. The hammer is a tool and in most cases the user will still need other tools – and knowledge – to build that house. Despite its enormous and still growing popularity, technical market analysis still gets a bad rap. Purveyors of this art have been called tealeaf readers and many similar names, but that has nothing to do with what technical analysis is attempting to do. If we strip away all the fancy indicators and obtuse jargon, what is left are time-tested methods of finding investment opportunities and assessing their risk. There is no fortune telling here; only figuring out what we can do about the market. And what we do is the only part of the markets that we can control. What this book will do is give you the basics needed to look at a chart and get a feel for what the market or individual stock is doing. It covers only the nuts and bolts of chart analysis, barely touching upon the next level concepts and definitely leaving the whiz-bang stuff well alone. It should be stressed that this book will not replace your current methods of stock selection and investment strategies. What it can do, however, is add a new dimension to the analysis to confirm or refute what is already known. Basically, there is no need to give up other methods for selecting stocks although by the end of the book you may be drawn to further learning and eventually discover that charts can, indeed, be the primary, if not sole, investment decision-making tools.

Updated with a new introduction by the authors, this anniversary edition shows the sibling relationship as a distinctive emotional, passionate, painful, and solacing power that shapes who we are and who we become. The relationships among brothers and sisters are infinitely varied-a sibling can be one's worst enemy or closest companion. Though their love or hate, envy or compassion, and closeness or rivalry are formed in childhood, these bonds last throughout life, creating character and affecting behaviour in numerous situations. Strangely, this profound attachment-second only to the parent-child bond-was rarely studied or understood until recently, perhaps because the feelings siblings have about each other are usually both intense and secret. Bank and Kahn chart this unknown territory, offering a theory of the ways in which siblings attach, create each other's identities, and affect the course of each other's lives. Illustrated with poignant portraits of brothers and sisters in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, this book provides a profound understanding of these complex and enduring relationships, examining the influence of childhood intimacy, parental behaviour, family turmoil, birth order, and gender. Based on more than twenty years of research and clinical evidence, The Sibling Bond fifteenth anniversary edition brings fresh insight to important clinical and theoretical issues, including attachment theory, the development of the self, and the emergence of sexual identity. While Bank and Kahn demonstrate the implications of their findings for both individual and family therapy, they also give readers a vivid opportunity to recognize and reflect on their own sibling relationships.

A clinical psychologist offers an introduction to Freud's view of the human psyche, including discussion of the unconscious, the Oedipus complex, the repetition compulsion, anxiety, guilt, dreams, and transference.

Perhaps the most important aspect of the therapeutic process is the relationship between therapist and client. For years, two major schools of thought have strongly disagreed about what the nature of that relationship should be. The humanists emphasized warmth and empathy. The psychoanalysts kept a neutral, cool distance. Recently, however, the beginnings of a reconciliation between these traditions have opened new possibilities for the way therapists relate to clients. In Between Therapist and Client, Michael Kahn shows why this new consensus is promising. Beginning with Freud's discovery of transference, Kahn traces the history of the clinical relationship from Carl Rogers' introduction of humanistic concerns through Merton Gill's theory and technique of transference analysis, to the pioneering work of Heinz Kohut, who has most successfully brought together psychoanalytic and humanistic thought. Using vivid examples from his own practice, Kahn shows how a coherent synthesis of these various approaches leads to the most successful clinical relationships. Completely updated with greater discussion of ethics and countertransference, the new edition of Between Therapist and Client is essential reading for those in psychotherapy both therapist and client.