Bøger af Todd Jones

A fully illustrated Beer Sutra from the extraordinary and rare manuscript of Albert "Fishtank" Jones- The first complete translation to illustrate all Beer drinking postures described in the Beersutra- Includes rare images- Composed by one of the world's foremost scholars of the Beer Sutra, Logan "Keglord" SmithThe most well-known book on beer drinking is the Beer Sutra, a pub classic on drinking that describes imbibing and inebriation. The Beer Sutra, composed over 30 years ago, covers every facet of drinking beer, including the fundamentals and methods of drinking and the finest ways to realize the blissful intoxication of life's perfect liquid.Todd Jones has included illustrations from the original works of Albert Jones. These unique pictures, gathered from private bars and pub collections worldwide, and the author's collection of drunken scribble, vividly depict the positions and guidelines given to perform each drink. As a result, the Beer Sutra's lessons come to life in a stunning and alluring reading experience.

This guide is for both beginners and seasoned Preppers. It will aid you in planning, shopping and tracking your supplies. It will help newbies get started and experts be more organized. Do you know how much bleach is needed to purify water? It's in here. Know what to pack into a first aid kit? Yep, got that too. When you're told to evacuate, what do you do first? You'll find that here also. This guide can help you overcome the fear of getting started. It can also give you the edge you need to survive when disaster strikes. -Todd Jones

Weave the Bible's wisdom into your parenting and instill faith in your daughter As a parent, you will always be your daughter's first and most powerful influence—which is why it's so important to raise her with God by your side. This guide is full of practical parenting advice and spiritual insights that show you how to root your parenting in God's Word and raise your daughter with intention and care. What sets this guide apart from other Christian parenting books: The basics of raising girls—Gain a better understanding of your daughter's emotional and physical development, and define the values and goals that keep her close to Christ. Parenting principles—Explore Bible-based principles that help you model your faith, set and respect boundaries, and create the foundation for a relationship based on love, trust, and understanding. Targeted techniques—Learn specific strategies for affirming your daughter's self-worth, dealing with bullies, navigating social media, and more. Be the wise and Christ-honoring parent your daughter deserves with help from this modern, Scripture-based guide.

Daily affirmations and positivity to support teen boys Being a teen isn't always easy, but teens can always take comfort in God's Word. This book of affirmations pairs powerful excerpts from Scripture with 365 daily messages of inspiration and positivity. With His support, teen boys can take on the day's challenges with confidence. Brief and easy—Each affirmation takes just a minute or two to read, and they aren't dated, so teen boys can open the book to any page they like. Making a consistent habit—By spending a moment with God every day, teen boys can refocus their energy on the things that matter—and grow stronger through His love. A year of prompts—Find a prompt for each day of the year that includes a quote from the Bible and a simple explanation that helps teens understand it. Give teen boys the opportunity to build their sense of strength and self in just a few minutes each day.

In modern life, we often hear people say things like, 'Catholics don't believe in using birth control.' There are many reasons that we want to know what groups of people (such as Catholics) are thinking and doing. But it's hard to understand which social situations are being described by such statements. It's also difficult to understand what speakers believe when they make such statements (even when the speakers are social scientists.) In this work, cognitive scientist and philosopher Todd Jones looks at the different things that social scientists and ordinary speakers mean when they make statements ascribing beliefs or actions to groups, rather than individuals. Such statements are often denigrated as mere stereotypes or generalizations. Yet they are also used by people to strategize about what actions to take, and even for social scientific explanations. In this work, Jones takes a detailed look at the different things these kinds of statements about groups can mean, and the various social structures they correspond to. He also looks at how such statements can and can't be used to successfully explain the behavior of individuals or groups. While many people broadly dismiss such statements about groups, Jones gives a careful discussion of the problems and possibilities such statements have.