John Mansfield shares the secrets of what causes weight gain and how to tackle the consequences: individual food sensitivities; low-calorie dieting; low-fat dieting; refined carbohyrdrates and hyperinsulinaemia; overgrowth of gut yeasts; underactive thyroid. He empowers readers to build their own programme for successful weight loss.
Jack's life is marked by a series of near-fatal encounters that he initially attributes to luck. However, as he reaches his twenties, he begins to understand that divine intervention, specifically the protection of God and angels, plays a crucial role in his survival. This realization transforms his perspective on life, leading him to explore the deeper meaning behind his experiences and the nature of faith and protection.
Focusing on a pivotal World War II battle, the narrative explores the intense conflict between the German Wehrmacht and the Soviet Red Army in a war-torn city. Meticulously researched, it combines gripping firsthand accounts with detailed storytelling to convey the brutality and significance of this confrontation, highlighting its lasting impact on history.
Murrinhpatha is an Australian Aboriginal language rooted in a vibrant cultural landscape, primarily spoken by around 3000 individuals in Wadeye and Nganmarriyanga. The speakers maintain strong connections to their ancestral lands, totems, and spiritual heritage, reflecting the deep cultural significance of the language within their community. The book delves into the linguistic and cultural aspects of Murrinhpatha, highlighting its importance in preserving the identity and traditions of its speakers.
In Which Some Obscure, But Important, Historical Facts Are Cleared Up, And Set In A Just Light (1790)
Delving into lesser-known historical events, this collection features anecdotes, rare pieces, and authentic letters that illuminate significant yet obscure facts. John Mansfield's engaging writing style covers diverse topics such as politics, religion, and social customs of his time, enhancing readers' understanding of history. As a facsimile reprint of a 1790 original, it serves as both a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and a commitment to preserving important literature, despite potential imperfections from its age.
Focusing on the intricacies of change, this book delves into the Law of Unintended Consequences, illustrating how a single alteration can trigger a cascade of unexpected outcomes. It explores the challenges of predicting behavior within complex social and technical systems, emphasizing that planned predictability often fails. Serving as an introduction to complex systems, it is particularly beneficial for professionals in system building and business change management, as well as students across various disciplines including IT, business, and law.
