Most Popular Books by Richard Benson

Honour the King is a series of lessons designed to help us use our lives to bring honour to Jesus. The main focus of the series is on the crowns we can win with a Godly life to bring glory to Jesus. Great for weekly classes.

If you don't know a cold war from a coldsore, then take comfort in this cracking,all-new, fun-size dose of F in Exams,containing some of the worst howlersfrom school history exams.

Whether or not you can tell your dibbly-dobblies from your nurdles, this marvellous offering from the popular Wit series is bound to bowl you over. Crammed full of hilarious quotations from cricket capers worldwide, its's the perfect all-rounder for any fan of the gentleman's game. From run-out rebuttals to wicket wisecracks, oval orations to howzat humiliations, this side-splitting book will ensure you'll never be stumped for a return again.

On a tous connu ça. On fait des fiches, on dresse des listes, on angoisse, on ne dort plus, on boit trop de café... Le jour de l'examen arrive. Et c'est le drame : le trou noir, la page blanche. Perdu pour perdu, les étudiants les plus créatifs ont essayé l'humour en dernière chance, histoire de soutirer un sourire au professeur et d'éveiller son indulgence... Nul ! rassemble les réponses les plus inventives et les plus drôles aux questions pièges des examens.

The authors discuss the basis of interpersonal communication, group decision making & persuasion, & their specific applications in the Courtroom. Lt. Col. Oliver North's testimony is covered in the current supplement.

This Dissertation is concerned with the problem of obesity in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This UAE has a high prevalence of obesity (Hajat, Harrison & Al siksek 2012 :909) This Dissertation provided recommendation to improve obesity interventions in the UAE by exploring the body image attitudes (how people think and feel about their bodies and the bodies of others) of young ,Emirati men. The sample was 340 Emeriti citizen men between the ages 18-29from all seven emirates. The data was collected through a survey and individual and focus -group interviews. The prevalence of overweight and obesity of the of the survey sample was 28.9% and 19%repectively.Two thirds of the survey sample consumed fast food (16%bconsummed it daily and 38.8%consumed it several times per week). Concerning physical activity, 43.3% of the sample either rarely or never were doing physical activity or only practicing on a "light" basis. The most commonly mentioned influences on body image attitudes of young Emirati men were religion, occupation, marriage, region, friends, technology, gym, fashion and media. The top three most important influences were religion, Marriage and occupation respectively. The percentage of survey participants who indicated satisfaction with their bodies was 68.3%. In light of this new data, I recommend designing obesity interventions with more health messaging in an Islamic context, targeting married men to prevent post-marriage weight gain a campaign to prepare young Emeriti men for employment focusing on their appearance as well as expanding the health promotion that already exists in workplaces. This work contributes new knowledge and enlightens readers about the body image attitudes of an understudied group; young Emeriti man. It also literature that could be useful to future obesity research in the UAE.

Soms zijn verkeerde antwoorden op proefwerkvragen onbedoeld grappig; in dit boek staat een aantal voorbeelden voor verschillende vakken. Vanaf ca. 12 jaar.