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All in one diet book

While the focus of this book is how sugar does damage to your body by raising your insulin level and leads to weight gain, it also covers every other topic related to health. It shows you which foods to throw out and what to buy on your next grocery trip to lead you to a healthy lifestyle. You will receive specific advice on exercise and meal plans. The end of the book provides you with 60 healthy recipes using the items you were told to buy.The book also provides you with 30 sugar solutions that are great tips I have found in other books that will really help, like always eating breakfast, making sure you have enough fiber, drinking lots of water and much more. If you are new to reading diet books this may very well be the only one you ever need. I lost 60 pounds on a similiar program "The Zone", and my guiding principle was controlling my insulin level through balancing my carbohydrate (Sugar) intake with my protein intake. The key is that insulin is a fat storing hormone, sugar intake causes your body to release to much insulin which brings your blood sugar down to much and stores the calories you eat as body fat. Your body can only burn fat when your insulin level in your blood is very low, allowing your body to release stored fat as energy. While the book is rather boring, it does contain all the information you need. It is not a 5 star because the writer could have made reading it at least a little fun. Also read "Mastering the Zone" for a more concise understanding of solving sugar problems. ... Read more

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This issue of CODE Magazine focusses on WPF and Silverlight development among other topics.

Table of Contents:
*) 10,000 Hours to Graceland
*) Add a Safety Net to Your Software with Tower 48
*) Time to Clean Up!
*) SharePoint Applied: SharePoint 2007 Ninja Debugging
*) Build Composite WPF and Silverlight Applications
*) Implementing OpenID Authentication in an ASP.NET Application
*) 8 Entity Framework Gotchas
*) Post Mortem: WPF and Silverlight Styling
*) Design for Change in UpdatePanel-based ASP.NET AJAX Applications
*) INotifyPropertyChanged Is Obsolete
*) Dressing Up Your Data with WPF DataTemplates
*) Relational Database Persistence with NHibernate, Part 2
*) RIA Services: RAD for the Middle Tier
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) ThoughtWorking: Of Killer Waves and Sea Changes
*) The State of WPF & Silverlight

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Customer Reviews (2)

Good magazine for C# Users
Good magazine for C# users.Has a lot of code as would be expected with it's name.

CODE Magazine on Kindle
Awesome to have CODE Magazine available in Kindle format.This is fantastic.Now I can carry all of my archived issues everywhere I go and have them available for reference or review. Thanks CODE Magazine. ... Read more

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This special edition of CODE Focus covers Windows Accessibility

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) A Letter from the Director of Accessibility at Microsoft
*) Open Accessibility
*) Accessibility 101
*) Windows Automation API 3.0 Overview
*) What’s New in Windows 7 Automation API
*) Creating Accessibility-aware Silverlight 2 Content
*) Making Custom Controls Accessible
*) Microsoft Accessibility Testing Tools vs. the Ten-ton Gorilla of Accessibility Guidelines Compliance
*) Internet Explorer 8 New Accessibility Features
*) A Pragmatic Approach to WPF Accessibility
*) Writing a UI Automation Provider for a Win32-based Custom Control
*) Creating UI Automation Client Applications

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All-New Story & Art by an All-Star Creative Team! Fan-favorite writer Dan (Civil War: The Initiative; She-Hulk) Slott and Superstar Artist Phil (New X-Men, Infinte Crisis) Jimenez bring you a brand new taleof danger and intrigue starring your favorite web-slinger... a tale that may just come back to haunt Spidey in the coming months! ... Read more

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great FCBD title
This was a great spider-man story for this years Free Comic book Day.I got mine at a local comic shop on FREE comic book day. In fact i even got one for a friend since it was left over from FREE comic book day.

Dan Slott does a great job at writing spider-man. ... Read more

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The critically acclaimed coming of age gorefest continues with a brand new two part series!

Salam Jones came home to find her boyfriend eviscerated, a little girl and missing dog the only keys to the nightmare lurking under her roof! And the promoter of the spookiest club in Autumn s Grove learns that working in a town that ignores its fears is always a dangerous proposition!

Drew Rausch (Cthulhu Tales, Haunted Mansion, The Dark Goodbye) and Jocelyn Gajeway present 64 pages of thought provoking terror for only $4.95! ... Read more

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This special edition of CODE Focus covers Database Accessibility

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) Welcome Letter
*) An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part I: Defining the Entity Data Model
*) An Entity Data Model for Relational Data Part II: Mapping an Entity Data Model to a Relational Store
*) Programming Against the ADO.NET Entity Framework
*) Rich Query for DataSet- An Introduction to LINQ to DataSet
*) LINQ to Relational Data: Who’s Who?
*) Browsing Windows Live Expo with LINQ to XML
*) ADO.NET Data Services
*) Caching with SQL Server Compact and the Microsoft Sync Framework for ADO.NET
*) Introducing the Microsoft Sync Framework: Next Generation Synchronization Framework
*) What’s New in SQL Server 2008?
*) Programming SQL Server 2008
*) Use SQL CLR 2.0-Advancing CLR Integration in SQL Server 2008
*) Visual Studio 2008: RAD Gets RADer
*) The Data Dude Meets Team Build
*) XML Tools in Visual Studio 2008
*) ODBC Rocks!
*) TESLA: Democratizing the Cloud

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This issue of CODE Magazine features a number of articles on Service and Server technologies, including REST, Twitter Programming, Entity Framework 4, Windows Azure, and more. As always, the issue also features other .NET programming topics.

This is the ad-free version of this publication.

Table of Contents:
*) Smaller Is Better
*) Getting Back to Basics
*) SharePoint Applied: To Kerberos or Not
*) Post Mortem: Tower48 Software Escrow
*) SQL Server 2008: Two Winning Features
*) Twitter Programming Using WCF & REST
*) SQL Server Reporting Services Hits its Stride
*) What’s New in Entity Framework 4? Part 1: API Changes
*) Five Steps Closer to Five Nines with WCF & Windows Azure
*) Heard on .NET Rocks! Axum!
*) Ask the Doc Detective
*) Managed Coder: Of Software and Philosophy

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