Author: sanraj
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Date: 2009-06-21

The Food Connection - The Right Food at the Right Time

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John Wiley & Sons Canada, Ltd. | ISBN 1-55335-008-1 | English | PDF | 378 Pages | 1.31 MB |

Introduction
WORLDS APART
In a small village in the Chinese countryside, outside the seaport city of Shanghai, 12-year-old Lin Chen arrives home from school to a cup of green tea. Soon after, Lin sits down with her family to enjoy dinner. The Chens’ main dish is a miso-type soup full of garlic, onions and sea vegetables, with slices of tofu and slivers of fish. There is also a separate small bowl of steamed rice topped with chopped scallions. A plate of stir-fried bok choy accompanies a platter of sliced raw tomatoes, green peppers and carrots drizzled with borage oil. After cleaning up, each member of the Chen family enjoys a handful of ripe, local blackberries that are just in season. In a small town somewhere in British Columbia—or perhaps California, Florida or Nova Scotia—12-year-old Lynn Kristen conveniently rendezvous with her mom and dad, who are both just coming from work. They meet at a busy hamburger chain for dinner. Lynn orders a burger with mayo, ketchup and mustard, as well as a large order of French fries she covers
with table salt and vinegar. She completes her meal with a frosty cola. When Lynn reaches home, she has two scoops of creamy, fudge-brownie chocolate ice cream.

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Author: sanraj
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Date: 2009-06-21

Memory Language How to develop powerful recall in 48 minutes

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Pease Learning Systems Pty Ltd, | ISBN0 64612061111 | English | PDF | 80 Pages | 1.81 MB |

Introduction
No single mental ability is more important to personal success than a powerful memory. While most adults and children have the capacity for phenomenal memory, few ever know the simple secrets of harnessing this amazing ability. Learning the techniques in MEMORY LANGUAGE and practising often is the key to powerful memory recall. This book is written in a simple, easy-to-read style and the cartoon format and humorous stories will enable everyone to learn while being amused and entertained. It will teach both children and adults the valuable skill of imagery. You should be able to master the basic technique in less than an hour—the average adult reader can do it in 48 minutes! AT THE END OF THIS BOOK YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THE RECALL ABILITY THAT YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN HAVE DEVELOPED. To get the best out of this book follow these simple guidelines: • It is important that each reader knows the nursery rhyme song in the book. If you don't know it, turn to page 35 and practise it before you begin the story. • The
story is about two children who are asked to take a trip to the shops and remember a list often items. In reality, you would not ask young children to remember such a large list and the average adult would have difficulty remembering half this number of items. But in this book it is an essential part of the story to teach the lessons. • We will be asking the readers to clearly visualise a number of images known as Memory Pegs. Each person may imagine a differentversion of them. For example, if you ask eight-year-olds to visualise a shoe one child may think of a ballet shoe, another might see a football boot and an adult could picture a sneaker. It is important to let each reader have his or her own version of the Memory Peg because personalisation makes recall easier. • This is a participation book so get everyone involved. When the children in the story begin to visualise their Grandfather's instructions, stop the story and you and your children do the same exercise. Study each illustration and ask everyone to comment on it. Then ask them to recall the item they think belongs to that page. And when you've all mastered the skills, let the kids use the book as a colouring book. Most of all, have a good time.

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Date: 2009-06-21

It's All in Your Head - Thinking Your Way to Happiness

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HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. | ISBN-10: 0-06-075999-2 | English | PDF | 231 Pages | 1.56 MB |

Introduction
A Hindu legend says we were all once gods. But eventually we abused our powers. Brahma, the chief god, decided to punish us by taking away our divinity. Brahma called a meeting of the other chief gods to figure out where to hide our holiness. One god suggested hiding it deep beneath the earth. “No,” Brahma said, “man will just figure out a way to tunnel miles below the surface.” Another god suggested hiding our holiness at the bottom of the ocean. “No,” Brahma responded, “man will just learn how to dive to the seabed.” A third god came up with the idea of placing our divinity on top of a towering mountain. “No,” Brahma said, “man will just climb every tall mountain on the planet until he finds it.” Stumped, the other gods told Brahma they gave up—there didn’t seem to be any place to hide our holiness and keep it out of our reach. “Wait,” Brahma said with a smile. “I’ve got it. We’ll hide man’s holiness deep within himself—he’ll never think to look for it there.” Since then, we’ve spent ages digging below the earth, diving to the sea floor, and climbing tall mountains, looking for something that’s already within us.

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Date: 2009-06-21

How To Talk So People Listen

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HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. | ISBN 0-06-015669-4 | English | PDF | 278 Pages | 1.14 MB |

Introduction

WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?
Why We Don't Communicate Well
in the Workplace
Hello. I'm Sonya Hamlin.

How can a book about communicating begin from anywhere else? Anywhere else than acknowledging the typical order by which we all make contact with each other? And then using it, step by step, with you? How can I ask you to listen to me any further unless I first let you do the usual checking we all do before we start to trust and gather interest in a potential "teller"? If a stranger walked into your office and said, "Change the way you report your fourth quarter results. I know a better way," would you just do it? Surely not. Well, you don't know me. Because we can't see each other—a sense that could give you the first fast layer of information—I'll have to unfold our relationship and go through the common order of developing trust through words alone. Skipping the next order of natural business—the usual handshake, smile, and "Glad to meet you" rituals when strangers warily draw closer—I'll move directly to step three: What I have to tell and whether or not you'll "listen." Listening doesn't happen
automatically. It's based on how quickly I get to something you can use. You'll stay if I promise some new insights and alternative processes that could improve your life; some ideas that are important and practical enough for you to accept and want to try.

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Author: sanraj
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Date: 2009-06-21

How To Sleep & Have More Energy

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Icon Books Ltd [-] ISBN-10: 1-84046-767-3 | English | PDF | 70 Pages | 1.35 MB |

Introduction
Is it possible to sleep for 4-5 hours and feel more rested, more alert, and more energized than you did when you slept for 8 or 9 hours (or more)? Yes it is! While this e-book may be short, the information in it is extremely powerful, do not underestimate it. This is state of the art optimum life performance information, which may shatter some of your old beliefs about sleep, and give you many learnings and understandings that you will be able to use to revolutionize your life. If you follow the information in this short e-book you will be able to:
1) Reduce your sleeping time.
2) Increase the Quality of your Sleep
3) Gain more energy than you ever had before.
4) Eliminate all feelings of drowsiness / inability to concentrate during the day.
5) Reduce your Daily Stress Levels
Just imagine what radical changes you could create, and what things you could accomplish in your life if you were able to sleep just half as much as you do now? Time is the most precious commodity we have in our lives! Or what you could do if you slept the same amount of time you do right now, but the sleep you got was more energizing and fulfilling than ever before? The Popular Myth about Sleeping Contrary to popular belief, you do not need 8 hours of sleep to function properly during the day. There's a crazy media hype out recently telling people that America is sleep deprived, and that we should all get 8 hours of sleep, blah blah blah. This is absolute non-sense, and any sleep expert would agree. There are many people in the world today that perform extraordinary physically and mentally demanding tasks and sleep for only 4 to 6 hours per night. Are these people living zombies? Or did they somehow, consciously, or un-consciously tap into a hidden fountain of energy, a system that lets them perform this
way? A good example of a person like this is someone in a trans-atlantic yacht racing crew. The crew takes shifts being at the helm and on deck, and has to fight vigorous weather, poor eating conditions, continuous motion, and drastic temperature changes, for up to 3 months! At this time each crew member sleeps about 4-5 hours per shift, and has no trouble performing the highly mentally and physically demanding tasks of sailing a yacht, fighting 30 foot waves, adjusting sails, and concentrating on keeping the boat on course. There are also many other individuals in the world who don't sail yachts or perform outrageously physically demanding tasks, yet they also sleep very little. Regardless of their ”sleep deprivation”, they're always up beat, energetic, and full of life. Were these people just born with this ability, or is it something they're doing on a conscious / subconscious level?

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Date: 2009-06-21

How Linux Works: What Every Super-User Should Know

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No Starch Press | ISBN:1593270356 | English | CHM | 347 Pages | 1 MB |

Introduction
This chapter is a guide to the Unix commands and utilities that you must know to get anything out of this book. This is preliminary material, and you may already know a substantial amount. Even if you think you're up to speed, though, take a few seconds to flip through the sections just to make sure.
You may be asking yourself, "I thought this was a book about Linux, not Unix?" Don't worry; this chapter is just getting you ready for working with the Linux system. Linux is a Unix flavor at heart. You will see the word "Unix" in this chapter more than "Linux" because you can take the information straight over to Solaris, BSD, and other Unix-flavored systems. Special care has been taken to avoid too many Linux-specific user interface extensions, not only so you will have a better background with other operating systems, but also because these extensions tend to be extremely unstable. You will be able to adapt to new Linux releases much more quickly if you know the core that does not change.
Although the material here may seem sparse, you need to convince yourself that Unix is not hard. Yes, most reports from the field are to the contrary, but in the end, Unix is nothing but a bunch of files and a few commands for manipulating those files. If you are familiar with other operating systems, you shouldn't have a problem. However, if you find the information in this preliminary chapter somewhat lacking, there are books with much more detail for beginners, such as UNIX for the Impatient [Abrahams] and Learning the UNIX Operating System [Peek].


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Exploring C++ The Programmers Introduction to C++

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Aress | ISBN-10: 1-59059-749-4 | English | PDF | 704 Pages | 2.30 MB |

Introduction
Hi, there. Thank you for reading my book, Exploring C++. My name is Ray, and I’ll be your author today. And tomorrow. And the day after that. We’ll be together for quite a while, so why don’t you pull up a chair and get comfortable. My job is to help you learn C++. To do that, I have written a series of lessons, called explorations. Each exploration is an interactive exercise that helps you learn C++ one step at a time. Your job is to complete the explorations, and in so doing, learn C++. No doubt you have already leafed through the book a little bit. If not, do so now. Notice that this book is different from most books. Most programming books are little more than written lectures. The author tells you stuff and expects you to read the stuff, learn it, and understand it.
This book is different. I don’t see much point in lecturing at you. That’s not how people learn best. You learn programming by reading, modifying, and writing programs. To that end, I’ve organized this book so that you spend as much time as possible reading, modifying, and writing programs.

How to Use This Book
Each exploration in this book is a mixture of text and interactive exercises. The exercises are unlike anything you’ve seen in other books. Instead of multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, or simple Q&A exercises, my lessons are interactive explorations of key C++ features. Early in the book, I will give you complete programs to work with. As you learn more C++, you will modify and extend programs. Pretty soon, you will write entire programs on your own. By “interactive,” I mean that I ask questions and you answer them. I do my best to respond to your answers throughout the lesson text. It sounds crazy, but by answering the questions, you will be learning C++. To help ensure you answer the questions, I leave space in this book for you to write your answers. I’m giving you permission to write in this book (unless you are borrowing the book from a library or friend). In fact, I encourage you to write all your answers in the book. Only by answering the questions will you learn the material properly. Sometimes, the questions have no right answer. I pose the question to make you ponder it, perhaps to look at a familiar topic from a new perspective. Other times, the question has an unambiguous, correct answer. I always give the answer in the subsequent text, so don’t skip ahead! Write your answer before you continue reading. Then and only then can you check your answer. Some questions are tricky or require information that I have not yet presented. In such cases, I expect your answer to be wrong, but that’s okay. Don’t worry. I won’t be grading you. (If you are using this book as part of a formal class, your teacher should grade this book’s exercises solely on whether you complete them, and never on whether your answer was correct. The teacher will have other exercises, quizzes, and tests to assess your progress inthe class.) And no fair looking ahead and writing down the “correct” answer. You don’t learn anything that way.

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Date: 2009-06-21

The Expert Guide to Beat Heart Disease

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HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. | ISBN 0-06-077194-1 | English | PDF | 266 Pages | 2.18 MB |

Introduction
This book is organized so you can find the heart disease treatment information you need easily and quickly. Chapter 1, “Understanding Heart Disease,” explains, clearly and concisely, what you need to know about your disease. We explore what heart disease is, how it’s caused, the risk factors that cause it to occur in some people but not others, its most common symptoms, and how doctors investigate those symptoms. Chapter 2, “Seven Key Strategies for Taking Charge of Heart Disease,” contains some of the most important information in this book. It describes seven key strategies for treating heart disease. Each of these strategies is based on the official expert guidelines published for doctors, nurses, and other health care professionals by the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC), among others. The scientific evidence behind the strongest recommendations in these guidelines is very solid. These recommendations represent the proven strategies and treatments that the best doctors and scientists in cardiology agree really work. Everyone with heart disease should know them. Now you can. By using these strategies as a checklist, you can make sure you’re getting the best care available. You’ll have the tools you need to help yourself get better. Chapter 3, “Beyond the Key Strategies,” explores other important components of your heart disease treatment program. We examine treatment alternatives that are not strongly recommended by the guidelines, mainly because the medical evidence on how well theywork is not yet conclusive. Indeed, some of these treatments have no demonstrated benefits at all—and may even be harmful. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t know about them. Quite the contrary; the more you know about the strengths and weaknesses of different kinds of treatments, the easier it will be for you to choose wisely among them. If you are willing to bet on the value of treatment alternatives that haven’t yet been proven effective, you should know about how strongly the
available research evidence supports those treatments. Chapter 4, “Research and Emerging Therapies,” explores what’s on the medical horizon for treating heart disease, specifically a half-dozen or so therapies that are currently being studied and may be recommended in the not-too-distant future. Chapter 5, “Staying Well and Prepared,” concludes with information you’ll want to know while you’re on the road to recovery. It shows you how to monitor the health of your heart, highlights other health risks you’ll want to guard against, and suggests ways to make the most of your visits to the doctor. Finally, at the end of the book, you’ll find helpful Appendices. This portion of the book is a toolbox of sorts that includes information on tests and procedures you may undergo during the treatment and monitoring of your heart disease, as well as progress logs and checklists. It also contains information about possible problems with certain combinations of drugs. A Resources section guides you to sources of more
detailed information on many of the topics summarized in this book. A Glossary provides quick definitions of medical terms. A References section lists the sources of every medical study and research result mentioned in the book. And there is a comprehensive Index so you can find what you’re looking for in this book easily and quickly.

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Date: 2009-06-21

Abc of AIDS

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BMJ Publishing Group | ISBN 0-7279-1503-7 | English | PDF | 126 Pages | 2.60 MB |

Introduction
By December 2000 there were 17 538 adult and paediatric patients with AIDS in the UK and 43 774 screened and infected with HIV. Many of those with the virus are well, asymptomatic, and even unaware that they are infected, but others, although they have not yet developed AIDS, have physical, psychological, social, and occupational problems and require as much care as those with AIDS. We therefore need to be concerned not with “a few cases” but with a large number of people infected with the virus, who will be making demands on every part of the health and social services. New infections will occur, and the public health education campaign will need to continue. None of us should feel that the problem of HIV infection and AIDS is unimportant and that it willgo away because of the campaign and the possible magic bullet of a cure or vaccine. We can all hope for these things but it would be a mistake to be lulled into a state of inertia and complacency. All of us will be concerned with AIDS for the rest of our professional lives. This book, originally written as weekly articles for the BMJ, attempts to give those doctors and other health care workers, who currently have had little experience of AIDS and HIV, some idea of the clinical, psychological, social and health education problems that they will become increasingly concerned with. Patients with HIV infection and AIDS spend most of their time out of hospital in the community. Admission is required only when an acute clinical illness supervenes. General practitioners and domiciliary and social services do not always feel skilled and knowledgeable enough to look after them. With the increase in the number of cases, the community services will have to be able and willing to cope. Again, I hope that this book will help to make people feel more skilled and comfortable about caring for patients with HIV and AIDS. This is the fifth edition of the ABC of AIDS; each chapter has been updated or rewritten.

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Tratment Guidelines for Medicine and Primary Care

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English | PDF | 241 Pages | 1.16 MB |

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101+ Ways To Keep Kids Busy

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English | PDF | 24Pages | 380 KB |

To the Caregiver
As a caregiver, you have a very important job. For many hours each day you take the place of the child’s parent. You influence the child in many ways. The early years of the child’s life are extremely important. The child is growing and developing. You can help the child grow and develop to the fullest. Not long ago, a caregiver was discovered who allowed the two children she cared for to watch TV for hours and hours. These two children soon became dull children. They weren’t interested in running and jumping,reading and singing. They became small-sized couch potatoes. Another caregiver, just down the street, planned every day and had her two children active and reading, helping fix lunch and doing many fun activities. These children were alive. They smiled and laughed and cried and giggled! Which of these two family child care homes do you think was the happiest? Which one had the most positive influence on the children’s growth and development? Of course the answer is the family child care home where the
children wereactive and doing things. These children were growing and developing to the fullest. 101+ Ways to Keep Kids Busy can help you help the children you care for to grow and develop. It’s full of wonderful ideas of things you can plan and do with your children. Young children are supposed to be active, curious, questioning, busy, and a host of other things. We hope you’ll use 101+ Ways to Keep Kids Busy and we hope you’ll make every effort to help your children grow and develop to the fullest.

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Date: 2009-06-21

101 Facts You Should Know About Food

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Icon Books Ltd [-] ISBN-10: 1-84046-767-3 | English | PDF | 209 Pages | 740 KB |

Introduction
Food is the one thing none of us can do without. Fortunately very few of us in the developed world ever have to. Yet strangely, in these times of plenty, food is talked about more and more. In the past, most people had very little choice over what they ate. Nowadays, we are genuinely spoiled for choice. Supermarkets provide a year-round cornucopia of foodstuffs from all over the world. Restaurants serve a bewildering variety of cuisines. TV chefs entertain us with a host of different dishes that we could make if we put our minds to it. It seems as if, as the choice grows, we begin to question more and more if we are making the right choice. Maybe we should avoid food containing trans-fats because it’s bad for our health? Maybe we should eat berries because they are rich in anti - oxidants that slow ageing? Maybe we should buy organic because it’s good for the environment? Sometimes we even wonder if we should eat food at all, because it could be contaminated by bac - t eria that cause food poisoning or
additives that cause cancer. Faced with such a dilemma, you could, of course, simply give up and eat whatever you fancy on a day-to-day basis, and damn the consequences. But our choices do have consequences, not just for us and our health, but for the health of the world, too. The aim of this book is to arm you with 101 facts about food that will help you make an informed choice.As you read, you may learn things, as I did when compiling the book, that might just make you rethink some of your choices.The wealth of choice we have, for instance, comes at a cost. Someone has to grow our food. Someone has to supply it. Someone has to sell it. The choices we make have a profound effect on all parts of the chain that brings food to our tables. On the day I finished writing this book, the initial report of a UK Competition Commission investigating the power of supermarkets was due. Early signs suggested that, despite worries, they could not find any real reason for thinking that the supermarkets were abusing their dominance of the food market. Supermarkets, with some justification, claim that they are only giving us what we want – a wide choice of cheap, convenient, tasty food all year round. The challenge is: if we want anything different – if we want our food produced in a different way – then it’s up to us to make that choice clear.

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Date: 2009-06-21

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