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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Tired of all of the rules that you have to follow everyday just to be online? The internet was easier once, but now it seems like we spend half of our computer time worrying about hackers, thieves, viruses, and other online traps. It's time for a new approach. It's time for intuitive, reasonable habits to replace onerous mandatory rules. It is time for simplicity to replace complexity, and for confidence to replace fear. These habits are behavioral, not technical. And they are easy, so you can continue to do them on a regular basis. Most importantly, its time for an easy-to-understand explanation of the online traps that we are all trying to avoid. It's like a bear trap in a strip mall - the person who set the trap doesn't mind that they probably won't catch many bears because of the volume of people who will be ensnared just because they are passing by. But if you know where to look, the traps are easy to avoid. Read this book to avoid common online traps with simple daily habits. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Greetings traveler! Do you have a deep desire for adventure? Are you a fan of dungeons and/or dragons? Have you watched your friends or favorite online creators play role-playing games like D&D or Pathfinder and thought, "I wish I could do that, but I just don't know how, and now I am sad?"Then look no further, adventurer! Come and join me by the fire, and I shall teach you the ins and outs of RPGs.In truth, we all have the power to be great players - we just need to be taught where to start! Whether you are a trained actor, a shy introvert, or somehow both (like I am), this book will teach you, and anyone in between, how to craft a unique playing style that fits your personality while guiding you through the basics of role-playing games.Now, this book isn't just a bunch of stuffy game rules. Instead, it teaches you about role-playing in a fun, interactive, and easy-to-approach style that turns "rules" into suggestions.Join my party, and you shall learn.What an RPG is!How to set up your own game.How to embark on your first session.Tips and tricks on gameplay.How to enjoy your game with confidence and fun!What to do when you get hooked on RPGs!And significantly more!If you've ever even slightly considered playing an RPG, then this book is for you.Obtaining this guide will not only provide you with the book itself, but will give you the tools to enjoy countless hours of tabletop gaming, ludicrous stories, and roaring laughter with close friends or the ones you've made along the way.Best case, you read this guide and unlock the limitless ability to craft and interact with your own worlds and the people around you, all while gaining a beloved pastime shared by players across the known universe that eventually becomes one of your most favoritest things in the entire multiverse as you morph into a bigger and bigger fan of RPGs until, eventually, you create your greatest masterpiece - a bagpipe playing half-elf named Gregorny and realize that your life is finally complete.Worst case, you spend a few coins on an entertaining read.So why not roll the dice? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dog-owners bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesnt offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out. A dog-owner's bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dog-owners bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesnt offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out. A dog-owner's bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A dog-owner's bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn't offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know.Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers.Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A dog-owners bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesnt offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out. A dog-owner's bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

paperback. Condition: New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback Pub Date: 2012 Pages: Wang Xing Fan Publisher: Tianjin Science and Technology Press the sunflower book series: good habits is the most precious gift to present to the students. Childhood is nice and short. happy and memorable. Reluctantly time in this period. we enjoy fun and small partners. and TV companion. excursion in the online world . inadvertently develop some bad habits. These bad habits may seem harmless. but tends to affect a person's life. With good habits. will have a good life. Try to develop a good habit in the book. your life will be more exciting. Contents: Chapter I study habits strive to write beautiful hand the Chinese culture the correct writing habits do not understand must cultivate the habit of good questions to ask good plan is half the success building capacities in the formulation of programs of study habits as early as 4 master. round trip into the forest The culture Keqianyuxi customary 5 reference books do a good helper for their own learning cultivate the habit of the use of reference books to rack their brains ground thinking cultivate the habit of thinking 7 knowledge the application of that strength lies in the habit of training to apply their knowledge with diary the record growth footprints culture every day habit of writing diary 9 tips on how to master the memory cultivate the habit of following the laws of memory 10 of all the subjects learn the flowers before everything red cultivate the habit of balanced coverage of subjects 11 to arrange a time read more The second chapter of the book cultivate the habit of reading habits with your eyes the beauty of the world cultivate the habit of good observation used back into the habits of the culture of the place owned by the original at the 3 red light stop green line train obey the traffic rules habits 4 do their own thing to do to develop independent habits 5 is a little bit squeezed out of the habit of training cherish the time the face of difficulties. the courage to try to cultivate the habit of courage to try 7 network to do his own mentor in developing a healthy Internet habits cherish life. learn to protect themselves cultivate good at self-protection habits 9 beautify our life with both hands to cultivate the habit of Chapter III of the labor of love of healthy habits I exercise my health training exercise habits clean greet every day culture pestering you to pay attention to hygiene habits stand up straight and sit still go steady develop good posture habits myopia say Bye bye Do not forget the habit of mind to rest cultivate a scientific brain develop correct habits with the eyes 5 6 sent packing Sleepy culture the early early habits not a partial eclipse. not picky eaters Chapter moral habits honest child develop good eating habits by love culture honest habits Thank you. my pleasure! The culture to use polite language habits protect public property from my start to cultivate the habit of care of public property for grandparents to do something to develop respect the habits of the elderly father. you sit down. drink a cup of tea! Cultivate the habit of Honor your father and your mother. I'm sorry. I was wrong! Develop the courage to admit the wrong habits that we must strive to develop trustworthy habits do to protect the environment guards to cultivate the habit of caring for the environment not the attitude of life habits of wayward children to develop the habit of self-restraint Chapter 1 tells his I am the best! The habits develop confidence found that the advantages of others. cultivate the habit to learn from others praise others a tango crowd clapping sound of thunder cultivate the habit of cooperation with others the habit of 5 4 modest progress proud people behind the culture of humility to do things carefully. to avoid careless culture. careful habits help others help themselves to cultivate habits to help s.

Half-Calf. Condition: Near Fine+. First Edition. Complete in two octavo volume: viii,320; viii,320pp, with 40 full-page wood-engraved plates that Trollope considered the "best he had seen 'in any novel in any language.'" (Ray) Contemporary green polished half-calf spines in six compartments divided by double gilt rules, marble paper-covered boards, red morocco lettering pieces gilt, edges speckled red. Short tear (repaired) to plate opposite p. 49, vol. I. Ink manuscript name and date (1863) to fly-leaf of voI II, with same inscription upside down to back fly-leaf of vol. I, as well as a further ink name and date (1890) inscribed to front blank. A truly excellent set, bindings square, tight, and barely worn; pages clean, fresh and mostly free of foxing; plates in deep, rich impressions. Sadleir 13. NCBEL III, 882. Ray (England) 168. Muir (Victorian Illustrated Books), p. 135. Trollope considered this lengthy book, a version of the crime, or "sensation," novel in vogue during the 1860s, one of his most ambitious undertakings and possibly his finest work. It is also among the most bibliographically complex. Unusually, the two volumes were not published simultaneously but nearly ten months apart, and subsequent reissues of each volume did not proceed in step. In consequence, Sadleir proposes that the "numerous combinations of varying volumes which exist are due, not always to careless mixing of sets between 1862 and the present day, but often to circumstances of publication." Orley farm originally appeared in twenty shilling parts, published monthly from March 1861 to October 1862. Our set is the second issue of four, identified by the two illustrations originally bound in tandem between pp. 86-87 (first issue) in vol. I, one of which (that captioned "And then they all marched . . .") has been moved to face p. 73 (though the List of Illustrations was not altered to correspond). But the printer's imprint on verso of title page, vol. I, has not yet changed to Clowes H and the imprint on p. 320 (Clowes B) is not worn and broken, both third issue points. Correspondingly, in vol. II, the printer's imprint on verso of title page does not lack the colon after "London" and the last item of the List of Illustrations has not been altered to read "Sir Peregrine Orme's Great Loveâ"p. 311" (both third issue points). "Millais's main effort is to do justice to the characters of Trollope's wonderfully rich and varied novel and to the situations in which they find themselves, yet the comfort, even elegance, of Victorian existence on the right side of the social line is nowhere more attractively presented than in his forty drawing for this novel." (Ray) N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. (Fine Editions Ltd is a member of the Independent Online Booksellers Association, and we subscribe to its codes of ethics.).

Quarto. Newly bound in quarter mid-brown calf with marbled boards, titling and rules gilt to spine. 1f. (recto title, verso blank), iii-iv, [ii], iii-viii, 278, 1f. (recto blank, verso engraved portrait of Mozart), [279]-342, 2ff. (half-title, engraved portrait of Sir John Wynne Baronet by W. Sharp)-472, 471*-477*, [i] (blank), 473-540 + pp. 533-540 repeated, 547-557, [i] (directions for placing the plates and corrections) pp. + 9 plates (2 portraits, 2 maps with one folding, 5 tables with one is folding). With a pencilled note to p. 547 stating that pp. 541-546 omitted from pagination, but text and register are continuous. Pp. 279-288 contains Barrington's "Account of a very remarkable young musician (the 7 year old Mozart) In a Letter to Mathew Maty . re-printed from the LXth volume of the Philosophical Transactions, for the year 1770." Leaf facing the first page of the account of Mozart (p. 281) with fine engraving in an oval frame by T. Cook of Mozart playing the keyboard at age 7 entitled "Theoph: W: Mozart Compositeur, et Maitre de Musique agé de 7 ans" with 3 lines of text in Greek from Homer's Hymn on Mercury from the Odyssey below the image. Image size 75 x 67 mm; size to platemark 161 x 129 mm. The present engraving is after the engraving by Delafosse of Wolfgang, Leopold, and Nannerl making music together. Bory, p. 62. Deutsch, p. 297, 5. Pp. 289-310 contain accounts of Charles and Samuel Wesley; pp. 311-325 contain an account of William Crotch, and pp. 317-325 an account of the Earl of Mornington, all of whom were, like Mozart, musical prodigies. Other articles of interest include: - Tracts on the Possibility of reaching the North Pole - Whether the Turkey was known before the Discovery of America - On the rein-deer - On the bat, or reremouse - On the sudden decay of several trees in St. James's Park - On the periodical appearing and disappearing of certain birds at different times of the year - On the torpidity of the swallow tribe when they disappear - On the prevailing notions with regard to the cuckow - On the Linnaean system - Particulars of an agreement between the King of Spain and the Royal; Society, for an exchange of natural curiosities - Of the deluge in the Time of Noah - History of the Gwedir Family - Letter, intended for Dodsley's Museum, on the English and French writers - Dialogue on the ancient tragedies, written at Oxford in 1746 - Ohthere's voyage, and the geography of the ninth century illustrated - Journal of a Spanish Voyage in 1775, to explore the Western Coast of N. America by Don Francisco Antonio Maurelle. An early account of the first Spanish voyage into Alaskan waters accompanied by an interesting full-page engraved map of the west coast of North America extending from approximately latitude 20 degrees north (the coast just below what is now known as the Sea of Cortez) up to 60 degrees north (today's the southern Yukon Territory). Place names in Spanish. The first and only contemporary account in English of the first Spanish voyage into Alaskan waters. A little minor foxing; lower outer blank corner of pp. 191/192 torn away. A very fresh and attractive copy. First Edition in this form. Sabin: Dictionary of Books Relating to America from its Discovery to the Present Time, 3628. Library of Congress: Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson, 1043. ESTC T39448. An English lawyer and writer on music, "Barrington's writings on music are remarkable for their observations on two relatively new topics: child music prodigies and animal communication. The former contains valuable firsthand accounts of five 'infant' musicians (Mozart, Charles and Samuel Wesley, William Crotch and Garret Wesley, 1st Earl of Mornington), and the latter includes an article on birdsong that was cited by Charles Darwin some hundred years later." Jamie C. Kassler in Grove Music Online "No one in London seems to have paid any attention to the nature of [Mozart's] genius until June, when the Honourable Daines Barrington . attempted to investigate it. . Having heard Wolfgang play at some public concerts, he then visited the family in their lodgings at 20 Thrift (now Frith) Street, Soho. Barrington tested the child's powers in various ways. He put before him the score of a duet with string accompaniment and asked him to play it at the keyboard and sing the upper part, Leopold taking the lower. He also suggested to the boy emotive ideas such as 'Love Song' and 'Song of Rage' which induced him to extemporise, at the harpsichord, two short recitatives and 'arias'. Wolfgang also modulated at a keyboard covered by a cloth, and wrote a bass to a previously unseen treble. Barrington wrote a long, fascinating account of his investigation, but - rather oddly - did nothing with it for nearly four years. In 1769 he addressed a report, according to the convention of the day, in the form of a letter to Dr. Mathew Maty, one of the two secretaries of the Royal Society. (The report was read on 15 February 1770, and published in 1771 in the Philosophical Transaction, the Society's journal.)" Hyatt King: A Mozart Legacy. Aspects of the British Library Collections, p. 15. A very early account of the young Mozart.