Bøger af Thomas Warren

I have spoken with many doctors about weight loss, along with personal trainers. I have collected the essentials for losing weight that is why I created this dietary method. I want to share my collection of knowledge with anyone who needs help. This diet will teach you about what is going in to your body, along with some easy tricks to help speed up the weight loss process. At one point a doctor told me that if I did not lose 50lbs that I was at serious risk of diabetes and other health problems. It was at that moment almost 10 years ago that I started to try every weight loss solution available to me. If you are a horrible eater then be prepared to have the easiest time with this diet and see the quickest results. If you already eat decently, then the second chapter will be the key to your weight lost. This guide will show you how to lose weight relatively quickly by changing your diet, unconventionally, and introducing a new form of exercise that is directed towards weight loss (as opposed to muscle gain).

Using hand me down clubs, young Tommy Warren likes golf, but considers it just one of many competitors for his time. All that changes after a summer of caddying for a low-handicap amateur. Instead of payment, Tommy receives three gifts that turn out to be priceless introductions to the charms and settings of golf, near and far. Eventually, he crosses paths with a thirteen-year-old prodigy in Southern California. The effects of that early encounter with Tiger Woods reverberate down through the years and back to Warren's old home town.The golf that Tom Warren has experienced provides a reference point for growing up in the fifties and sixties. It also offers insights into the game that apply to twenty-first century youth and their elders. Prize-winning author Clint McCown says this about An Old Caddie: "Just as there's more to the game than merely hitting a little white ball around a pasture, there's more to this book than golf. We get a portrait of America itself ranging from the time when everybody liked Ike to the time when everybody likes Tiger. In telling his own tale, Warren manages as well to weave in a fine account of the cultural history that accompanies the game, touching upon sensitive issues of class and race, and reaffirming golf's more populist roots.

A collection of essays that examines how practitioners can improve the acceptance of their documentation when communicating to cultures other than their own. These essays begin by examining the cross-cultural issues relating to quality in documentation. They then look at examples of common documents, analysing them from several perspectives.