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2. Mitigative translocation of Singleton Mint Bush (Prostanthera cineolifera) on the NSW North Coast: Effects of soil texture, horticultural practice and bushfire on the translocation outcome
3. Life in Dickens-world : reading the read text
4. The enzymatic N-deacetylation, and determination of the degree of N-acetylation of chitosan, by novel methods
5. Beyond the Democratic Dialogue, and towards a Federalist One: Provincial Arguments and Supreme Court Responses in Charter Litigation
6. Patient experience of negative effects of psychological treatment: results of a national survey
7. Tears in Provence.
8. Roman Malek and Gianni Criveller, editors. Light a Candle: Encounters and Friendship with China: Festschrift in Honor of Angelo Lazzarotto P.I.M.E
9. Patient preference in psychological treatment and associations with self-reported outcome: national cross-sectional survey in England and Wales
10. Light a Candle: Encounters and Friendship with China: Festschrift in Honor of Angelo Lazzarotto P.I.M.E. Roman Malek Gianni Criveller
11. Physician heal thyself (Luke 4:23)
12. Religious Diversity and Public Religion in China Zhibin Xie
13. Managing God's Higher Learning: U.S.-China Cultural Encounter and Canton Christian College (Lingnan University), 1888-1952 Dong Wang
14. Online dating? Think I'll go to the pub; Fifteen per cent of couples now meet online - but when Jeremy Clarke tried it his net came up empty
15. Our Lady of China: Marian devotion and the Jesuits
16. Have you heard the one about the Irish camel ... Jeremy Clarke in Mullingar, Westmeath, tells the shaggiest, most unbelievable Christmas story of all
17. Light a Candle: Encounters and Friendship with China: Festschrift in Honor of Angelo Lazzarotto P.I.M.E. ed. by Roman Malek and Gianni Criveller
18. Tense, nervous headache? Try an Indian One day we're told that something will help us live to 150, the next that it causes cancer in white mice. Jeremy Clarke bemoans the daily diet of conflicting health advice fed to us by researchers - and decides that what the doctor ordered is a liberal dose of salt
19. IRONY, CYNICISM AND THE BRITISH WAY With the launch of a national superhero competition, Jeremy Clarke scours the land for a new costumed crime-fighter. But what is a quintessentially British comic champion like? And where have all our heroes gone? superheroes gone?
20. 'Jillywood' tours target Cotswolds' reluctant celebrities As Hollywood-style trips to stars' homes begin, Jeremy Clarke jumps on the minibus
21. Dirty, Rot ten Scoundrels Inc A new online company provides cast-iron alibis that take the worry out of adulterous liaisons. They're all but foolproof, finds Jeremy Clarke
22. Sweet bunks of youth With debts of pounds 30 million, the YHA is planning a giant sell off and moving up-market. Jeremy Clarke goes in search of the forlorn relics of a sturdier, more idealistic age
23. 'Harrowing, grisly, gut-wrenching... Sensational stuff! Not to be missed' Soaring sales for 'misery memoirs', true tales of abuse and suffering, have at long last delivered their authors - and publishers - a happy ending. But what, asks a traumatised Jeremy Clarke, is driving the publishing phenomenon?
24. Talk is cheap - well, pounds 25 an hour actually with a professional listener Jeremy Clarke gets angry and resentful as he tries out the latest 'non-interventionist' therapy
25. That's one small snip for man, one giant leap for our performance targets
26. Mind your manners Sean Davoren, head butler at the Lanesborough hotel, has decided the best way to teach some manners to his guests' unruly children is to hold classes for them. Jeremy Clarke, with a reluctant nine-year-old in tow, learns how to mind his Ps and Qs
27. Without a word, the boy turns, flings himself off the cliff and falls 40ft into the sea. Thump! No, their mums don't like them doing it. Yes, the coastguard lectures them. Yes, people get injured - and even die. But the young devotees of the danger sport of 'tombstoning' tell Jeremy Clarke they just can't re sist the adrenaline rush
28. Pah, who needs a gym? Craig Campbell's alfresco work-out promises you the physique of Hercules - but requires no more than a few logs, some leg irons and a sturdy tree. Jeremy Clarke, reluctantly, has a go
29. TREASURE OR TRASH? Someone, somewhere is binning something that you'd just love to own. But how do you get your hands on it? Jeremy Clarke signs up to freecycle, the fastest-growing internet phenomenon since eBay
30. Hello France. Anybody fancy coming on Bob Geldof's G8 flotilla? Hello? Hello? Are the French raring to take up the Irish rock star's invitation to join his armada of small ships? JEREMY CLARKE sets sail across the Channel to find out whether there will be a revival of the Dunkirk spirit here next month
31. LUST for Sale Throbbing? No. Glistening? Definitely not. And as for anything involving baby oil, forget it. Jeremy Clarke and a handful of retired public servants learn how to write erotic fiction - tastefully
32. And here deep in the Sussex commuter belt, rarely seen in the wild, is a vetus machina lavans; Armed with a handy leaflet, binoculars and insect repellent, JEREMY CLARKE tries out the 'nature trails' launched on 10 of Britain's busiest rail routes last week
33. 'Can't you feel it?' the estate agent whispered, motionless. 'The atmosphere? The magic?' Just off the Dorset coast a tiny piece of paradise is seeking a buyer at a guide price of pounds 2.5 million. JEREMY CLARKE visits Green Island, where the future owner's only neighbours will be a few roe deer, a colony of red squirrels and birdlife in abundance
34. Squatting on a fortune; Eighteen years ago, Harry Hallowes built a lean-to shack on the edge of Hampstead Heath, and he has been there ever since. Here, JEREMY CLARKE talks to the tramp who won't move for anything - not even pounds 2-million
35. Tears and a streaker at the Waterloo; Days before the ban on hunting with dogs came into force, 10,000 hare-coursing fans gathered in Lancashire for the last ever Waterloo Cup. Jeremy Clarke was there
36. `My family came here from Italy in 1750, yet we are classed as beneath even the asylum seekers' As more than 70 villages across southern England protest at the illegal sites in their midst, two gypsy
37. Fresh blood needed at the ferret club
38. Parking mad
39. The joy of yoga; A new fitness class aims to 'increase the frequency, intensity and quality' of participants' sex lives. Jeremy Clarke bravely signs up for a session
40. He wants peace, they want quiet
41. The trials of a failed Buddhist; No talking, no eye contact and don't even think about sex. Jeremy Clarke tries a weekend's meditation to see if Buddhism really does make people happier
42. Down and nearly out; Jeremy Clarke on giving it all up for Lent
43. FROM JESUS TO VENUS; As a boy, Jeremy Clarke was told to expect the End of the World any day. Later he forsook his religion, only to give his heart back to Jesus at a Billy Graham crusade. Now he feels born yet again - but it's not what his mother had in mind
44. The day I became a hunted man; With foxhunting now banned in Scotland, meets have turned to chasing 'human quarry' instead. A brave Jeremy Clarke tries to outrun the Berwickshire bloodhounds
45. Crazy days; A miniature-golf memoir amuses Jeremy Clarke, but an account of the full-size game leaves Tim Lott fuming
46. Adolf's dirty laundry gets an airing; Television
47. In black and white; Television
48. Get a grip, man
49. Patient preference in psychological treatment and associations with selfreported outcome: national cross-sectional survey in England and Wales.
50. Topof the pipes; When does the tuning up finish and the playing start? Jeremy Clarke's ears ring as he watches 10 of the world's finest bagpipe-players battle it out for supremacy
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