This author's work delves deeply into the realms of macrobiotics and feng shui, initially through dedicated study with renowned masters and later through active involvement in leading centers worldwide. Their approach is rooted in empowering individuals, fostering self-sufficiency rather than adherence to strict doctrines. Through consultations, teaching, and extensive writing, this author shares a philosophy focused on guiding readers toward balance and harmony in their lives.
Filled with practical advice on farming, gardening, and animal husbandry, The New England Farmer was the go-to guide for early American farmers. First published in 1822, this classic text provides detailed instructions on everything from planting fruit trees to raising cattle. Although some of the technology and techniques described may be outdated, this book is still a fascinating look at the challenges and rewards of rural life.
A biography of a nineteenth-century British sailor
The Curious Advantage is an exploration of the behaviour of curiosity and its central role in the digital age, taking the widest possible exploration of all things curious-historical, contemporary, neuro-scientific, anthropological, behavioural and business. Curiosity has profound implications for organisations, leaders and individuals inhabiting the digital reality. The Curious Advantage provides pragmatic tools and case studies and makes the case for how curiosity is the greatest driver of value in the new digital age. Curiosity is at the heart of the skills required to successfully navigate our digital lives when all futures are uncertain. The Curious Advantage introduces the 7C's of Curiosity model-a useful tool for anyone wanting to lead a curious organisation or who wants to challenge themselves to be actively curious. In this wonderfully pragmatic book, Paul Ashcroft, Simon Brown and Garrick Jones provide the roadmap for curiously navigating and unlocking the opportunities of the new digital reality.
Incredibly detailed 'photogrammetry' of the famous wreck and its fascinating contents. A guide for divers and a case study in modern maritime archaeology survey methods
Released in cinemas in 1982, Creepshow is typically regarded as a minor entry both in the film output of George A. Romero, and adaptations of the works of Stephen King. Creepshow is here reassessed by Simon Brown, who examines the making and release of the film and its legacy through a comic book adaptation and two sequels.
Surveying adaptations of Stephen King's work across four decades, this volume links the evolution of King's "brand" to the changing preoccupations and industrial contexts of the horror genre in film and TV since the seventies.
Learn how to reuse, recycle, restyle, restore and revamp your old furnishings to create a stylish and unique home, without spending a fortune! Whether you are on a tight budget, or simply want to give your existing home a new look, 'Thrifty Chic' provides a treasure trove of ideas at your fingertips. Originally published: 2009
The plot follows art teacher Amanda as she grapples with the shocking murder of her husband, Mathew. With the police lacking leads and fixating on her financial troubles due to Mathew's secret loans, Amanda finds herself entangled in a web of suspicion. The situation escalates with the arrival of threatening letters featuring images from a stolen photograph album, pushing her deeper into a precarious position as the primary suspect in her husband's death.
A book about financial investment - gives a clear path to build investments and for the reader to reach their life goals.
Blending Zen Buddhism with a romantic narrative, this novel explores the complexities of a guru's life, highlighting both the pitfalls of disappointment and arrogance and the uplifting, healing connections found in new age philosophies. It offers a transformative perspective on personal growth and the journey towards enlightenment, making it a compelling read for those interested in spirituality and romance.