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2005
Tate
by Bill Vancil
DON'T FEAR THE BIG DOGS
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1 page with references to gottfried helnwein in this book:
on Page 221:
"... House, our luck was quite the opposite at the Legion of Honor. Three days earlier, internationally known Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein had opened his exhibition "The Child"..." |
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Book Description
This book is dedicated to saving lives by telling of a scientifically advanced option for treating prostate cancer.
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From the Publisher
"When Bill Vancil was diagnosed with prostate cancer he raced to find a cure. In the process, he found the symmetry that was his life. Choosing proton radiation treatment at Loma Linda University Medical Center in southern California, he and daughter Tori Lou embarked on a 'once in a lifetime' journey of discovery that covered over seven thousand miles. More than a book about cancer, it is a must-read story for anyone who thinks, feels, hopes and prays. Emotion flows through tears, laughter and discovery; taking a little of each of us along for the ride. There's enlightenment in every chapter."
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Product Details
* Paperback: 274 pages * Publisher: Tate (June 25, 2005) * Language: English * ISBN: 1933290374 * Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches |
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