This book was written as a text book for a masters degree class Gary taught at The Carey School of Business as Johns Hopkins University from 2000 to 2005. Due to the rapidly evolving nature of real estate law in the emerging markets covered in this book, it is unfortunately out of date and not available for purchase. It can be found at select university law libraries. Frances Loeb Library and Biddle Law Library
Squid Hunters is a marine science fiction adventure novella featuring a father and son united in the bond of their unique talent; hunting and killing deadly giant blue squids. Spanning the globe from Vancouver, Canada to the plains of south central Anatolia to the Weddell Sea near Antarctica, this fast-paced story never lets up. The theme was inspired by a painting by the author's son of a giant squid descending upon unsuspecting penguins from the sky. Actual research on colossal cephalopods is combined with interesting facts and colorful locales drawn from Lachman's home base in Turkey to add a modest amount of veracity to this otherwise fanciful tale. Throughout, the author's love for his talented and resourceful son creates a compelling story.
There is both a physical and a psychological dimension to cancer. Both of these dimensions of the disease have their own distinct cycles. If you have the misfortune of receiving a diagnosis of cancer, you will experience firsthand the circle of your own life; a circle that doesn’t quite complete itself at the same place it started.