Jones Libros

La ansiedad puede matarte. Se escucha un poco fuerte, pero es verdad. Aquí me refiero en el sentido metafórico, ya que la ansiedad y el estrés pueden impedir de vivir a tu máximo potencial. También me refiero en el sentido literal. Creo que es un gran desperdicio. Todos pasamos momentos en nuestras vidas donde estamos estresados o ansiosos. Algunas personas pueden tomar el estrés por los cuernos y enfrentar lo que sea que les esté ocurriendo. Otros (incluyéndome a mí) tienen más dificultad de sobrellevar el incremento de la tensión y la aprehensión. La ansiedad es un problema de salud mental en su núcleo, pero cuando se es prolongada puede llevar a síntomas debilitantes muy reales además de desordenes. Estos pueden comenzar en cosas relativamente inocuas (tales como problemas digestivos o condiciones en la piel inexplicables). Cuando se dejan sin examinar, los problemas pueden empeorar y llevar a desórdenes como la depresión y el insomnio. Después de un periodo extendido de constante ansiedad y estrés, tu cuerpo es más propenso a condiciones más serias y a veces hasta situaciones de vida o muerte, tales como enfermedades cardiacas, hipertensión y la diabetes. Algunas personas están comenzando a atribuir este constante estrés en el cuerpo a ciertos tipos de cáncer también. Con todos estos resultados negativos, ¿por qué alguien querría pasar el resto de su vida así deprimida, ansiosa y con miedo? No es justo. Quisiera ayudar.

If a lighthouse magically came to life, how would it react? Now imagine for a second you are seagull who has witnessed such a miracle, what would you do? This is a story of adventure, pirate kings, sea creatures, and treasure, all packed with a powerful inspirational message for all ages.

This scholarly edition explores a significant Renaissance text that shares connections with Marlowe's Dr Faustus. It offers critical insights and analysis, enhancing the understanding of the themes and historical context surrounding the work. The edition aims to provide readers with a deeper appreciation of its literary significance and influence during the Renaissance period.

The Lives of Robert Ryan provides an inside look at the gifted, complex, intensely private man whom Martin Scorsese called "one of the greatest actors in the history of American film." The son of a Chicago construction executive with strong ties to the Democratic machine, Ryan became a star after World War II on the strength of his menacing performance as an anti-Semitic murderer in the film noir Crossfire. Over the next quarter century he created a gallery of brooding, neurotic, and violent characters in such movies as Bad Day at Black Rock, Billy Budd, The Dirty Dozen, and The Wild Bunch. His riveting performances expose the darkest impulses of the American psyche during the Cold War. At the same time, Ryan's marriage to a liberal Quaker and his own sense of conscience launched him into a tireless career of peace and civil rights activism that stood in direct contrast to his screen persona. Drawing on unpublished writings and revealing interviews, film critic J.R. Jones deftly explores the many contradictory facets of Robert Ryan's public and private lives, and how these lives intertwined in one of the most compelling actors of a generation.

Ranked as the #1 golf instruction book of all-time by golflearning.com The teachings of Ernest Jones are of a distant generation, yet no one with the possible exception of Percy Boomer, has such an influence on modern day golf instruction. Jones is quoted in countless magazine articles, and golf instruction books by well known players and teachers, including Jack Nicklaus, and Gary McCord. McCord, most well known for his humor in golf broadcasts, is a very intelligent and serious student of the golf swing. In his book Golf for Dummies, McCord lists Swing the Clubhead as one of his Top Ten Golf Books.

Out of ancient Wales rides Rhydian, a raw, untried young knight with a great deal to prove and an arduous journey to make, both physically and spiritually. On the way, he must face jealous enemies, shape shifters, spirits from other ages, enchantresses and a fabled sword and scabbard, which can render its user invincible.

Focusing on the fundamentals of music theory, this book covers essential topics such as acoustics, music notation, and the construction of intervals, scales, and chords. It delves into melody writing and four-part vocal textures, emphasizing harmonization techniques and the use of nonharmonic tones. Additionally, it addresses advanced concepts like altered chords and chromaticism, figured bass solutions, and score analysis. The text also includes terminology related to orchestral instruments, their ranges, and transposition, providing a comprehensive guide for music students and enthusiasts.

Do you ever wonder why it is you sometimes see a single shoe on the side of the road? What happens if you don’t hold your breath when you pass a cemetery? Why should you pay careful attention to that strange speed limit sign, the one that reads 67 MPH?When an amateur journalist encounters a mysterious radio program while driving alone one late night, he is presented with a set of instructions with potentially fatal consequences. After escaping with his life, obsession takes hold and he is determined to find out who is behind the broadcast and who else it has affected. His investigation leads him to speak with travelers and truckers, vagabonds and vacationers, models and rock stars, each with their own sinister encounter with the strange program. His search draws him into a world of deadly discovery from which there is no turning back.So settle down and buckle up. Stay alert for the signs to survive. Do not adjust that dial. Prepare to be a lucky—or unlucky—listener to "The Rules of The Road." What will the static settle on for you?

Two weeks, 1,500 miles and three opportunities for her husband to save his own life. It wasn't about his survival - it was about hers. An addictive psychological thriller for fans of Gone Girl, The Wife Between Us and The Innocent Wife.

A secret admirer’s devotion turns deadly in a twisting novel of psychological suspense.Mia Anderson is an invisible woman. An unremarkable thirty-two-year-old Tennessee librarian, she’s accustomed to disappearing in a crowd, unseen and unheard. Then she receives an anonymous note: You look beautiful today.It doesn’t stop there. The attentive stranger—a secret admirer named Adam—has plans for Mia. With each new text comes a suggestion for her hair, clothes, or attitude, and for the first time in memory, Mia feels noticed. Slowly, she develops a confidence in herself she’s never had. But Adam has a surprise coming…and Mia finally sees him for who he is and what he’s prepared to do for her. Even kill.Fearing she could be implicated in the murder, Mia’s forced to turn to the stranger in the shadows watching her every move. Adam’s game of cat and mouse begins with Mia as the prey. In order to survive, she must also become the predator.