For more than a quarter-century, Glenn Parsons has studied fish species in the Florida Keys and along the Gulf coast of Florida, Alabama and Mississippi, publishing some 50 papers on shark and fish biology.
His latest book highlights sharks, skates and rays, which all are cartilaginous fish of the class Chondrichthyes , which is characterized by paired fins, two-chambered hearts and scales. It also includes an identification section and information relating to shark fishing, handling live sharks and shark attacks. Most people are unaware that there are hundreds of shark species and that only a handful could be considered dangerous to humans, the author says.
If you Google putting, millions of results pop up, but a new nonfiction sport book encompassing motivation, psychology and education provides a one-stop source to help men and women of all ages sink their putts on the greens. A page must-read book for anyone interested in becoming a better golfer, PeopleWise Putting —unlike other putting books that stress mechanics—boils down the vast and sometimes overwhelming material on the mechanics of putting.
The book offers specific steps, based on brain technology, to produce Olympian-style focus and build superior confidence needed to drop the ball in the cup, time after time. Payne is the developer of the PeopleWise System of Motivation, a theory that attempts to explain the connection between how people behave and the activation of their brains. PeopleWise Putting is the second in a series of books on the concept and its use. The first, PeopleWise Brain to Brain, was published in Payne is a Fulbright Scholar and professor of special education.
Five years and countless debates later, the author follows up his critically acclaimed debut with yet another volume on the acts of the papacy during World War II. This time, however, Rychlak is obviously championing the late pontiff as he defends him. Righteous Gentiles picks up where the first book ended. Again, Rychlak defends Pius against critics who have accused the pope of inactions during the Holocaust.
In his preface, Rychlak says that Righteous Gentiles differs from its predecessor not only in focus and tone, but also in its sources. The author traveled to Rome to examine materials from newly opened Vatican archives and confidential internal reports, all of which not only exonerate Pius—uncovering instances where he spoke out against Hitler—but show he also acted in various ways to save Jews.
Books By Language. Books in Spanish. Categories: Golf. Peoplewise Putting : GreenTree Edition. Expected delivery to Germany in business days. Not ordering to Germany? Click here. Description Get your brain in the game. Peoplewise Putting is a comprehensive, how-to book that will teach you putting skills.
These include the best practices mastered by professional golfers on tour, accompanied by mental toughness utilizing the most up to date brain research.
You will also learn: Sound mechanics How to read greens with precision To be mentally tough Golf is to good a game to let putting get you down. He is the author of 22 books, 55 articles, over a presentations, and in between these has found the time to become a very good golfer As importantly he has taken the time to share his knowledge and enjoyment of the game with others who share his passion.
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This incredible book shows golfers of all levels how to improve their putting dramatically with minimal practice. Unlike other putting books that stress mechanics, People Wise Putting provides specific steps based on brain technology to produce the Olympian focus and superior confidence needed to sink the ball every time.
A must-read for anyone of any age interested in becoming a better golfer.
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