Andrew Johnston Livres

A successful strength training program encompasses more than just physical exercise; it integrates mental and biochemical factors that significantly influence vitality. The author emphasizes a holistic approach, considering the interconnectedness of all body systems rather than isolating the musculoskeletal system. This book aims to educate readers on often-overlooked aspects of wellness and performance, providing insights that can enhance both health and competitive success in triathlons.

Exploring economic and reflexive governance theories, this work illustrates how European Community law effectively balances integration with regulatory diversity. It delves into the mechanisms that enable the coexistence of unified legal frameworks while accommodating the varied regulatory landscapes of member states, highlighting the dynamic interplay between legal integration and local governance needs.

Managing a software development project involves navigating a complex landscape of deliverables, standards, and team dynamics. The process extends beyond just design and construction; it also includes crucial steps like testing, documentation, and deployment into the live environment. This guide aims to demystify the project management maze, offering insights for both inexperienced and seasoned managers who may be unfamiliar with specific environments, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the entire project lifecycle.

Featuring a curated selection from Andrew Johnston's five poetry collections spanning over two decades, this compilation showcases his evolution as a poet. Readers will find a diverse range of themes and styles, reflecting Johnston's unique voice and artistic journey from "How to Talk" to "Fits & Starts." The anthology highlights his ability to capture the nuances of human experience through evocative language and imagery, making it a significant contribution to contemporary poetry.

Beginning with an analysis of the late-medieval church, this comprehensive study explores the evolution of reform and the significant effects of the Reformation. It delves into the historical context and transformations within the church, highlighting key developments and their implications for society.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its cultural significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It aims to protect and promote classic literature by providing high-quality, affordable modern editions that remain faithful to the original text.

The narrative recounts the harrowing events of May 21, 1945, when a catastrophic explosion occurred at the Royal Australian Engineer Training Centre, marking the worst training accident in Australian Army history. For five decades, this tragedy was largely forgotten by the nation, overshadowed by other historical events. The book delves into the impact of the explosion, the lives affected, and the subsequent silence surrounding the incident, shedding light on a significant yet overlooked chapter in Australia's military history.

Focusing on enhancing creativity within teams, this leadership book utilizes the metaphor of fire to illustrate key principles. Dr. Johnston draws parallels between the "Fire Triangle"—Oxygen, Fuel, and Heat—and effective leadership strategies. By understanding these components, leaders can ignite and sustain the creative spark in their team members. Through practical insights and relatable anecdotes, the book aims to transform fleeting ideas into a thriving, innovative environment.

Navigating a foreign land with an expired visa, a teacher's journey through China reveals the stark contrasts of its society. From the elite enclaves to remote farming villages and a thriving financial hub, each experience is marked by the duality of warmth and underlying predation. The narrative explores the harsh realities of business and its pervasive impact on education, painting a vivid picture of the complexities and challenges faced in the Middle Kingdom.

Was für ein Geheimnis, macht den Grafen Talleyrand so unbesiegbar? Brillant, charmant und undurchdringlich ist er der Drahtzieher am glänzenden Hof von Versailles. Er überlebt Könige und Guillotine, denn sein Wissen ist gefürchtet. Doch das Vermächtnis der Bourbonen wird auch ihm zum Verhängnis - durch eine Frau. Ein spannendes Epochengemälde, das den Glanz des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts heraufbeschwört. »Ein sehr gelungener Roman, wie man ihn selten in die Hand bekommt.« Lausitzer Rundschau